
A podcast where your hosts Daz and Phil discuss different topics from across geek culture. There is a mix of old and new as we review movies, videogames and TV shows and also discuss retro games and movies and their effect on the culture at large. We would love for you to get involved so if you have any suggestions for stuff you would like to see covered, feel free to shoot us a mail at middleaged... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 151 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsTV & Film | |||

This week, we chat about The Whisper Man.
Is it a movie to shout about, or just whisper to yourself, "Why am I still watching this movie?"
Yes, unfortunately, it doesn't have many thrills.
Don't watch it; listen to us discuss and dissect it inste... more
This week we're discussing Ridley Scott's adaptation of the acclaimed novel The Dog Stars.
Does he hit the mark or are you better off sticking to the book? Join us to hear our thoughts and leave a comment below.
#thedogstars #ridleyscott #movie #mo... more
This week it's Coyote vs. Acme, which is a movie that almost never saw the light of day!
Because Warner Bros. wanted to just delete the movie. It was made, it was finished, and they wanted to dispose of it to take advantage of a tax write-off.
But ... more
This week it's the dinosaur action adventure, or a dino horror movie featuring a time-travelling family stuck in a prehistoric age, along with their entire neighbourhood.
Carnage ensues.
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This is a great podcast for reviews of current movie releases. They also do games. Two sound guys!! Funny too.
Love listening to this!
Especially the truly awful movies 😂
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Two long-running hosts discuss a wide array of geek culture topics, with frequent deep-dives into new and classic films, TV shows, and games. Episodes mix candid reviews, franchise chatter, and craft-focused critique (sound design, pacing, visuals), often pairing enthusiast praise with sharp, humorous banter. A standout is the approachable, talkatura style where the duo analyzes both blockbuster spectacles and indie projects, sometimes including spoiler discussions and production trivia. The show likely appeals to cinephiles and pop-culture fans who enjoy personality-driven conversations, strong opinions, and recommendations across the entertainment spectrum.
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Middle-Aged Geeks launched 3 years ago and published 151 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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