Haikyuu 4×19 Review: “The Ultimate Challengers”
Image: screengrab After a two week break to focus on Nekoma, we are back to the primary match between Karasuno...
Jamie Sugah
Jamie has a BA in English with a focus in creative writing from The Ohio State University. She self-published her first novel, The Perils of Long Hair on a Windy Day, which is available through Amazon. She is currently an archivist and lives in New York City with her demon ninja vampire cat. She covers television, books, movies, anime, and conventions in the NYC area.
Carl Pascarell Made Sure “The Right Stuff” Had the Right Stuff
Disney+ and National Geographic's ambitious new series The Right Stuff, based on the 1979 Tom Wolfe book of the same name,...
Haikyuu 4×17 & 4×18 Review: “Cats vs. Monkeys” & “Trap”
Gotta love Kenma with his natural hair. I didn't mean to skip last week's Haikyuu!!, but it worked out pretty well,...
Netflix Announces “My Dad the Bounty Hunter” – An Intergalactic Space Epic for the Whole Family
Image: Netflix Earlier today, Netflix announced a new animated action-comedy series from Oscar winner Everett Downing (Hair Love, Maya and...
Looking for Some New BL? Check Out These Three Titles from TOKYOPOP
If you, like me, cannot wait for Given The Movie to hit Crunchyroll next year, are dying for information on the...
Highlights from Netflix Anime Festival 2020
Image: Netflix At the Netflix Anime Festival 2020, a global fan livestream held yesterday in Tokyo, Japan, Netflix announced five...
“Given The Movie” to Stream on Crunchyroll in 2021
Image: Crunchyroll One bright spot in this dumpster fire of a year is that Given The Movie hit Japanese theaters. For...
Archery Anime Tsurune Gets Film Adaptation
Image: Twitter Last year, I fell in love with an archery anime called Tsurune, which resonated with me more than I...
Skating Fans Rejoice: NBC Greenlights Figure Skating Comedy from Adam Rippon
Image: screengrab A few of us here at The Geekiary are massive figure skating fans, and we are lamenting the...
Clever and Fun: “Love and Monsters” Review
Love and Monsters is my favorite kind of post-apocalyptic movie. It's fun and funny, the kind of movie that doesn't...