In the second part of the Stereo Geeks' 2024 Toronto International Film Festival round-up, Mon reviews the documentary Vice Is Broke and the film The Luckiest Man in America. Ron discusses We Live in Time and The Salt Path.
For more TIFF film recommendations, find Ron and Mon's reviews at womenwriteaboutcomics.com
Images credit: Courtesy of TIFF
Transcripts of episodes are available on our blog.

Greetings film lovers. The Stereo Geeks were recently at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, and they have some reviews to share in Part 1 of their TIFF round-up.
Mon chats about All We Imagine as Light and Aberdeen, while Ron takes on Jane Austen Wrecked My Life and The Listeners.
For more TIFF film recommendations, find Ron and Mon's reviews at womenwriteaboutcomics.com
Images credit: Courtesy of TIFF
Transcripts of episodes are available on our blog.

In crushing news, The Acolyte has been unceremoniously cancelled after only one season. The Stereo Geeks present to you their eulogy for this Star Wars show that was arguably their favourite in the live-action pantheon. But, Ron and Mon don't always agree about what makes the show great.
Read Mon's feature about how the show challenges the way we view the Jedi, on Soundsphere.
Transcripts of episodes are available on our blog.
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The Stereo Geeks are back with Season 5. And we've got a big review this time: Deadpool & Wolverine. Ron and Mon had mixed feelings about the film. There's a lot of fun to be had but this film isn't nearly as good as it could have been.

In this spoiler-filled episode, we discuss the moments we enjoyed, areas where the film could have been improved and what we think this film means for the future of the MCU.

Transcripts of episodes are available on our blog.

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It's been nicknamed the best show you aren't watching, so we're here to tell you why you should tune in for Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire.

In this spoiler-filled review of Seasons 1 and 2, Ron and Mon chat about their love for the characters, the messy dynamics that keep us coming back for more, and our hopes for another season. Read Mon's feature on why raceswapping Louis worked on the show. And Ron has written about her special connection to the show for WWAC.

Watch Princess Weekes' video on confederates vampires on YouTube.

Transcripts of episodes are available on our blog.

In this Stereo Geeks special episode, Ron and Mon talk about the shows, films and books they've been busy watching and reading.

Mon talks about her enjoyment of the ongoing Nightwing comic series, while Ron shares her thoughts about returning to the Webtoon Lore Olympus.

Mon is struggling to get through YA novel Marvel: What If...Loki Was Worthy? and Ron bids goodbye to the Krakoa-era of the X-Men comics.

Mon has a podcast recommendation, Hollywood Exiles, though Ron is close to giving up on Apple TV+'s Dark Matter.

Mon and Ron have a wild take on Madame Web, share their enjoyment of Godzilla Minus One, and explain why The Fall Guy wasn't worth going to the cinemas for.
Images courtesy Marvel.com, Sony Pictures, Toho Co., Ltd., and DC Comics.
Transcripts of episodes are available on our blog.

Saying goodbye is never easy. Star Trek: Discovery's well-executed final season took some of the sting out of bidding the show farewell but there's no doubt the Stereo Geeks are going to miss Disco and her crew.
In this spoiler-filled review, Ron and Mon share all the reasons we love the show and why everyone should be watching it.
Transcripts of select episodes are available on our blog.

The Stereo Geeks have all the feels watching the first season of X-Men '97. In this spoiler review, Ron and Mon share their highlights from the show, their favourite moments, what could have been improved, and expectations for the second season.
And if you missed hearing about our experience at the Toronto premiere of the show, listen to it here.
Transcripts of select episodes are available on our blog.