In this episode of Geeks Unleashed, Tom and Mark kick things off with the latest entertainment headlines, breaking down the initial box office takings for the horror-comedy Obsession and diving into Marvel's massive new horror-themed Midnight Universe comic imprint. After showing off their latest comic book pull lists, the boys head into the arena for their main event: a full review of Mortal Kombat 2, breaking down all the brutal action, the franchise's cinematic evolution, and whether the sequel delivers a total victory.

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In this week’s episode of Geeks Unleashed, Devaughn, Mark, and Tom kick things off with their "Geeks of the Week," featuring a star-studded run-in with Chance the Rapper, a retrospective on the financial drama Dumb Money, and a deep dive into the latest Absolute Superman. The trio then shifts to the business of Hollywood, analyzing the massive box office strides of The Devil Wears Prada 2 and the early preview numbers for Mortal Kombat 2, before reacting to a diverse trailer slate including the Australian horror flick Penny Lane is Dead, the Hong Kong animation Another World, and the epic first look at The Odyssey. Finally, the crew wraps up their emotional "Disaster Trilogy" retrospective with a main movie review of Makoto Shinkai’s Suzume, debating how its breathtaking visuals and supernatural stakes compare to Shinkai's previous modern classics.

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In this jam-packed episode of Geeks Unleashed, Devaughn, Tom, and Mark dive headfirst into a wave of fresh trailers, breaking down the highly anticipated return of AFC Richmond in Ted Lasso Season 4, the mysterious vibes of One Night Only (2026), and the latest cinematic attempt at survival horror with Resident Evil (2026). Shifting gears from the future to the past, the trio revisits a cornerstone of geek culture with an in-depth franchise review of Back to the Future, debating its timeless logic and enduring charm. To wrap things up, Devaughn shares his latest progress through the epic Wheel of Time book series and highlights Eric McConnell’s gritty Remnant comic. Plus, Mark and Tom recap their hauls and highlights from yesterday’s Free Comic Book Day adventures (May 2nd, 2026), proving that the local comic shop scene is as vibrant as ever.

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