Takashi Ono: New Directors from Japan (2016-2023) is Out Now With some films, you are hit with the same question over and over again of "where did THAT come from?" Enter Takashi Ono and Third Windows New Release.

"A pretty unbeatable set: a striking comedy debut by a director you’ll be completely unfamiliar with, plus three equally impressive shorts"
New Directors from Japan: Takashi Ono reviewed @thegeekshow.bsky.social
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Takashi Ono: New Directors from Japan (2016-2023) is Out Now With some films, you are hit with the same question over and over again of "where did THAT come from?" Enter Takashi Ono and Third Windows New Release.

With some films, you are hit with the same question over and over again of "where did THAT come from?" Enter Takashi Ono and @thirdwindowfilms.com's New Release.

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Dead Bloom (Panic Fest 2026) We love it when a family comes together to make a movie, especially when said movie is a disgusting ecological body horror like Dead Bloom.

We love it when a family comes together to make a movie, especially when said movie is a disgusting ecological body horror like Dead Bloom. Screened recently at #PanicFest2026

Read Jess's #review here: thegeekshow.co.uk/dead-bloom-p...

Creature of the Pines (Panic Fest 2026) New Found Footage/ Faux Documentary Horror Creature of the Pines perfectly explains why you don't go in some parts of the woods.

New Found Footage/ Faux Documentary Horror Creature of the Pines perfectly explains why you don't go in some parts of the woods - especially dead zones.

Fresh from #PanicFest2026, read @uncutrobcast.bsky.social's #review here: thegeekshow.co.uk/creature-of-...

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A Podcast within a Podcast for this Sunday Afternoon. Join @uncutrobcast.bsky.social and @knowhereandy.bsky.social for a chat about all things #Blade (well, the Movies) as part of the first episode of "They'll Love Us When I'm Dead".

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Break a Leg (Panic Fest 2026) Break a Leg is an odd thing to say to someone to wish them luck for an audition or new job, it's also a fun Aussie comedy horror fresh from Panic Fest.

Break a Leg is an odd thing to say to someone to wish them luck for an audition or new job, it's also a fun Aussie comedy horror fresh from Panic Fest.

Read More from @uncutrobcast.bsky.social here: thegeekshow.co.uk/break-a-leg-... #PanicFest2026 #review

Dead Media (Panic Fest 2026) Any movie that celebrates the joy of collecting physical media is automatically in our good books. Enter, from Panic Fest, Joseph Scrimshaw's Dead Media.

Any movie that celebrates the joy of collecting physical media is automatically in our good books. Enter, from #panicfest26, Joseph Scrimshaw's Dead Media.

Read Jess's #review here: thegeekshow.co.uk/dead-media-p...

Buffet Infinity (II) (Panic Fest 2026) Review The vast and infinite horror of eternally expanded burger franchises is not something we knew we needed. We revisit Buffet Infinity for its Panic Fest screening

The vast and infinite horror of eternally expanding burger franchises is not something we knew we needed. We revisit Buffet Infinity for its #PanicFest2026 screening.

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Pitfall (Panic Fest 2026) We would make a joke about this being elevated horror until someone falls down a hole, but... Pitfall played Panic Fest 2026 and it defies its many stereotypes.

We would make a joke about this being elevated horror until someone falls down a hole, but... Pitfall played #PanicFest2026 and it defies the many stereotypes in invokes #review

Read more from @uncutrobcast.bsky.social here: thegeekshow.co.uk/pitfall-pani...

Knights of the Teutonic Order (1960) Out now from Second Run In Knights of the Teutonic Order, we have the style and resources of a Cecil B DeMille epic in a film which pivots on the foreign policy of medieval Lithuania.

"Arguably the most super of the superprodukcja [...] rousing action, memorable characters and spectacular visuals, all of which it excels at."
Graham Williamson reviews Aleksander Ford's epic KNIGHTS OF THE TEUTONIC ORDER @thegeekshow.bsky.social
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The Burning of Broken Beak (#panicfest2026) We kick off our inaugural coverage of Panic Fest with the antipodean folk horror of The Burning of Broken Beak #panicfest26

We kick off our inaugural coverage of Panic Fest (in Missouri) with the antipodean folk horror of The Burning of Broken Beak #panicfest26 #review #festivalseason

Read More from @uncutrobcast.bsky.social here: thegeekshow.co.uk/the-burning-...

Knights of the Teutonic Order (1960) Out now from Second Run In Knights of the Teutonic Order, we have the style and resources of a Cecil B DeMille epic in a film which pivots on the foreign policy of medieval Lithuania.

In Knights of the Teutonic Order, we have the style and resources of a Cecil B DeMille epic in a film which pivots on the foreign policy of medieval Lithuania. Out now from @secondrun.bsky.social

Read More from Graham Here: thegeekshow.co.uk/knights-of-t...

Did we find the worst rock biopic? Pop Screen 163

In the latest episode of Pop Screen, we may have found the worst rock biopic. Maybe. We have watched quite a lot of them for this podcast, after all... #PodernFamily

Listen here with Graham and Aidan: open.spotify.com/episode/5Np1...

Hotel Booked, Train Booked, all good to go. Two for two for me and Frightfest. And no shitty capsule hotel either.

Underworld Chronicles: Takashi Miike (1996-2000) Is out now! A must for any self-respecting Takashi Miike fan, whichever version of him and his 127 movies you like. Underworld Chronicles from Radiance Films is out now.

A must for any self-respecting Takashi Miike fan, whichever version of him and his 127 movies you like. Underworld Chronicles from @filmsradiance.bsky.social is out now.

Read More from Rob here: thegeekshow.co.uk/underworld-c...

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Read here for my thoughts on three new Asian horror titles - THE INVISIBLE HALF, THE HOLE and JANUR IRENG!

Long Live the Republic (1965) Out now on Second Run Blu-Ray WWII via the eye of a fantasist or closer to reality? Karel Kachyňa's Long Live the Republic is both & neither, and truly slippery like the best Czech stuff is.

"The result is closer to a Czech Fellini, an audacious jumble of dreams and memories with a killer punch underneath the whimsy."

Graham Williamson @thegeekshow.bsky.social on Kachyňa's remarkable LONG LIVE THE REPUBLIC!

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Hard Boiled (1992) Out now on 4K Arrow Video Blu-Ray One of the absolute pinnacles of action cinema, ever. We don't really need to sell Hard Boiled to you. It's top shelf stuff.

One of the absolute pinnacles of action cinema, ever. We don't really need to sell Hard Boiled to you - it's top shelf stuff. Out now from @arrowvideo.bsky.social #4K #review

Read more from @uncutrobcast.bsky.social here: thegeekshow.co.uk/hard-boiled-...

Long Live the Republic (1965) Out now on Second Run Blu-Ray WWII via the eye of a fantasist or closer to reality? Karel Kachyňa's Long Live the Republic is both & neither, and truly slippery like the best Czech stuff is.

WWII via the eye of a fantasist or closer to reality? Karel Kachyňa's Long Live the Republic is both & neither, and truly slippery like the best Czech stuff is. Out now from @secondrun.bsky.social

Read More from Graham here: thegeekshow.co.uk/long-live-th...

The Invisible Half, The Hole, and Janur Ireng: Three New Asian Horror Films from EST N8 - The Geek Show From EST and N8, Robyn looks at 3 new Asian Horror Movies - The Invisible Half from Japan, and from Indonesia, The Hole and Janur Ireng. Very interesting stuff.

From EST and N8, @realrobynadams.bsky.social looks at 3 new Asian Horror Movies - The Invisible Half from Japan, and from Indonesia, The Hole and Janur Ireng. Very interesting stuff.

Read More Here: thegeekshow.co.uk/janur-ireng-...

March 2026: Hundreds of Terminator | The Geek Show Get more from The Geek Show on Patreon

It's the last day of the month, which can only mean it's time for an episode of Last Night. Join @uncutrobcast.bsky.social, @kathughes.bsky.social and @knowhereandy.bsky.social for talk on #Scream7, Project Hail Mary and more.

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What is a Mod in the 2020s - The Pebble and the Boy - Pop Screen 162

Wrapping up this Sunday is Graham and Mick for the latest episode of Pop Screen #PodernFamily

Join them for their latest Mod themed episode here: open.spotify.com/episode/3bNt...

Redoubt (2026) Out in Select Cinemas Nationwide The depths of Denis Lavant's talent know no depths, the latest case takes us to the suggestive video art of John Skoog's Redoubt. In Select Cinemas Now.

The depths of Denis Lavant's talent know no depths, the latest case takes us to the suggestive video art of John Skoog's Redoubt. In Select Cinemas Now via Sovereign.

Read Alex's #review here: thegeekshow.co.uk/redoubt-2026...

Haunters of the Silence (2025) Out now on Tubi The unsettling bridge between dreams and reality is where we find the brand new micro indie feature from Tatu and Veleda Heikkinen - Haunters of the Silence.

The unsettling bridge between dreams and reality is where we find the brand new micro indie feature from Tatu and Veleda Heikkinen - Haunters of the Silence. Out now on #Tubi

Read more from @realrobynadams.bsky.social here: thegeekshow.co.uk/haunters-of-...

Excalibur (1981) out now on Arrow 4K Blu-Ray Is John Boorman's Excalibur the definitive cinematic Arthurian Legend? It has a lot of competition, regardless, Arrow's new 4K certainly helps make this case.

Is John Boorman's Excalibur the definitive cinematic Arthurian Legend? It has a lot of competition, regardless, @arrowvideo.bsky.social's new 4K certainly helps make this case.

Read Ben's #review here: thegeekshow.co.uk/excalibur-19...

The Dimension of Imagination: 3.12 The Jungle | The Geek Show Get more from The Geek Show on Patreon

Over on #Patreon, our The Twilight Zone series continues with @autistichorror.bsky.social. The Dimension of Imagination continues with 3.12: The Jungle.

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Wow, very bold praise.

And I am impressed that a movie in 2026 (or 25 when you saw it) has stink-o-vision, very much so. Well, I say that it is probably way more disgusting than it ever was in the 90s, I imagine.

Dead Lover (2026) Out now in Select Cinemas When you think you've seen all possible riffs on Frankenstein, a movie like Dead Lover rocks up - with Stink-O-Vision - to completely shake you from that notion

When you think you've seen all possible riffs on Frankenstein, a movie like Dead Lover rocks up - complete with Stink-O-Vision - to completely shake you from that notion. #review

Read more from @autistichorror.bsky.social here: thegeekshow.co.uk/dead-lover-2...

Cutter's Way (1981) Out now on Radiance Films Out now from Radiance Films is Cutter's Way, one of the Vietnam vet movies that doesn't get anywhere near the credit it deserves. A difficult, bristly classic.

Out now from @filmsradiance.bsky.social is Cutter's Way, one of the Vietnam vet movies that doesn't get anywhere near the credit it deserves. A difficult, bristly classic.

Read More from Graham here: thegeekshow.co.uk/cutters-way-...