The collective are back, tackling their second Transformers movie on the show. Breaking down character chemistry, marketing failures, franchise legacy and much much more.

And if that wasn't enough...the gang receives an unexpected surprise!

Gareth and Lee return to the Geeks Journal's Side Quests to take a closer (spoiler filled) look at Andor, the Star Wars series that caught everyone off guard—in the best way possible. With a more grounded story, sharp writing, and a darker tone, Andor shows us the rebellion before it had a name and a logo. The crew chats about Cassian’s journey, the rise of the Empire’s oppression, and why this series might just be one of the best things to happen to Star Wars in years.

No lightsabers? No problem. This is rebellion done right.

In this episode of The Geeks Journal, the collective takes a deep dive into the visually stunning and narratively rich world of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. They explore the film’s innovative animation, heartfelt character arcs, and not to mention a killer soundtrack. From Easter eggs to existential glitches, the collective breaks down what makes this film a landmark in modern superhero storytelling.

Strap in—this is one trip through the multiverse you won’t want to miss.

The Collective return, diving headfirst into the zany, noir-soaked streets of Toon Town as they revisit the genre-bending classic, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. From groundbreaking animation/live-action fusion to the surprisingly dark undertones, they’re unpacking what made this film a technical marvel and a storytelling standout.

Join the Collective as we break down why this DreamWorks classic. From its razor-sharp humor and iconic soundtrack, to Puss in Boots' legendary debut! We’re unpacking all the reasons why this film still stands taller than a giant Gingerbread Man 20 years later!

So, is Shrek 2 peak cinema? Does it surpass the original? And most importantly… do we really know the Muffin Man? Tune in and find out!

The collective continue their marathon of animated adventures as they take a deep dive into FernGully: The Last Rainforest, the 1992 animated cult classic that blended environmentalism with fairy tale magic. From Robin Williams’ wild performance as Batty Koda to Tim Curry’s delightfully evil Hexxus. Does FernGully still hold up, or is it just a nostalgic fever dream? Tune in as we explore its themes, music, and more!

Hadouken! This episode of The Geek’s Journal, we’re kicking off our season of animation by throwing it back to Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie from 1994 – one of the greatest video game adaptations of all time!

From epic fight scenes to that unforgettable Ryu vs. Sagat opening, we’re breaking down what made this movie a knockout. Does it still hold up? Did Capcom do justice to these legendary fighters? And yes… we’re talking that Chun-Li vs. Vega battle.

In this festive episode of The Geeks Journal, the collective close out the Season of Sequels by diving headfirst into holiday nostalgia with one of the classic sequels, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York! Join us as we revisit Kevin McCallister's antics, outrageous traps, and the surprisingly heartwarming moments of this beloved holiday favorite.

Listen in as they geek out over the film’s iconic scenes as we explore why this sequel still holds a special place in holiday movie marathons decades later.

Grab a mug of cocoa, hit play, and geek out with us as we celebrate the season with laughter, movie magic, and a bit of 90s nostalgia.