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Hosted by Anthony, Dakota · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 184 episodes
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Embark on an epic journey with Anthony and Dakota as they delve into the vast realms of geek culture, from cherished classics to cutting-edge creations. Join us for an exhilarating adventure of exploration and nostalgia, as we unearth hidden gems and reminisce about the moments that have shaped us. Welcome to the ultimate celebration of all things geeky!
Anthony, Dakota hosts Project Geekology, a leisure show with 184 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY — FULL SPOILER REVIEW Spider-Man: Brand New Day gives Peter Parker a fresh start—but that doesn't mean things get any easier. After No Way Home, Peter is alone, forgotten by the
Send us Fan Mail Is the new Masters of the Universe the He-Man movie fans have been waiting for? The 2026 Masters of the Universe movie takes a big swing at bringing He-Man into live action, but does it actually work? We
Send us Fan Mail Bruce Willis drives a flying cab, Leeloo crashes into his life, and somehow McDonald’s is still around in the far future. This week on Project Geekology, we revisit The Fifth Element to see if this sci-f
Send us Fan Mail Animated fantasy gets thrown into a lot of different categories, but The Legend of Vox Machina stands out from the crowd. We break down Season 1, talking about its over-the-top action, surprisingly bruta
Send us Fan Mail A murder mystery where the sharpest minds belong to a flock of sheep sounds like a joke, until “Sheep Detectives” somehow turns it into a genuinely cozy, surprisingly satisfying whodunit. We walk through
Send us Fan Mail Something felt off at Florida SuperCon 2026 and I wanted to say it out loud, carefully and honestly. I’m Anthony, flying solo for this mini episode while Dakota and Jenn take time to welcome their new so
Send us Fan Mail Civilization doesn’t fade out. It collapses at 2 AM. Anything with a roof becomes a death trap, and the only “safe” option is a doorway into a world dungeon run by aliens who package human survival as bi
Send us Fan Mail Pink Godzilla taking power naps in the Coliseum should not work as well as it does, and yet here we are. We’re breaking down Godzilla X Kong The New Empire as a MonsterVerse movie that finally stops pret
Send us Fan Mail Two giant icons enter the ring, and the internet instantly turns into a tribal debate: giant lizard or big monkey. We’re Project Geekology, and we go deep on Godzilla vs. Kong (2021) with the exact mix t
Send us Fan Mail A Star Wars movie is back in theaters, and we walk out with the most predictable outcome possible: all of us have opinions. Mandalorian And Grogu gives us a big-screen dose of Din Djarin, Grogu cuteness,
Send us Fan Mail Achilles doesn’t want peace, he wants a name that survives him, and Troy (2004) builds its entire engine around that hunger. We come at this rewatch from two angles: some of us grew up with it on heavy D
Send us Fan Mail Godzilla doesn’t just fight monsters in Godzilla: King of the Monsters. He fights our attention spans, our nostalgia, and a human plot that sometimes feels like it was written by a committee of eco-terro
Send us Fan Mail Darth Maul isn’t scary because he’s loud. He’s scary because he sounds like he believes every bitter thing he says. We sit down to unpack Maul Shadow Lord and why this animated Star Wars series feels so
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you take cartoon chaos and drop it into a gritty detective story that actually works? Who Framed Roger Rabbit might be one of the boldest movie swings of the last 40 years, blending sla
Send us Fan Mail The Super Mario Bros Movie is the kind of film that can make you feel eight years old again and also make you ask, “Wait, is that all it wanted to be?” We jump into our full review with the stuff that ma
Send us Fan Mail You know the map, the mechanics, even the twist and still you hit “New Game.” So why do we keep replaying the same games? Anthony breaks down the psychology behind it and why it feels so satisfying, soot
Send us Fan Mail A mission with impossible odds should feel cold, technical, and isolating, but Project Hail Mary ends up being way more heartfelt than you’d expect. It surprised us with humor, warmth, and a buddy dynami
Send us Fan Mail A warm beer, a cold opening week, and then the emotional whiplash of two movies that won’t let us stay comfortable. We start with the simple stuff we love, Mets Opening Day traditions, season-ticket rout
Send us Fan Mail One Piece is huge, weird, and surprisingly heartfelt, so why does the Netflix live action adaptation actually work, especially in Season 2? We dig into it as a crew, with Anthony and Dakota joined by Ric
Send us Fan Mail What started as a simple baseball-season pick turned into a reminder of why sports movies work so well in the first place. This week we’re breaking down Major League (1989), and even the non-baseball fan
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Project Geekology is hosted by Anthony, Dakota. The show is categorised under leisure (tv) and has published 184 episodes.
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