I watched the trailer for the film Rental Family last month and wanted to see it. I was hoping it would be released for streaming soon. It turns out it will be available on Hulu/Disney on February 18. I’m excited and can’t wait to watch it! Trailer: youtu.be/dWSSjaIGd…
I watched Enola Holmes 1 and 2. They are entertaining and funny, and I enjoyed them. The third movie is coming soon to Netflix, and I can’t wait to see it.
Fun Fact: Enola Holmes 2 is based on the real 1888 Match Girls' Strike! Sarah Chapman led workers against phosphorus that caused ‘Phossy Jaw.’
Just saw this on Facebook and wanted to share it here. It’s a cool poster, and Janie Lee is playing a character in it! I can’t wait—she’s great. Also, I heard Kidman has been asking for a screenplay for 20 years! Wow, it finally paid off!
Watched Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 episodes 6 (rewatched) and 7. One more to go and it’s been great! Season 3 is coming and I can’t wait. Season 3 is coming and I can’t wait! Now I’m tempted to read books 6 & 7, or maybe just reread the whole series (1-5) to refresh my memory. 🍿
I’m excited to watch the Scarpetta series on Amazon Prime. I am trying to finish Patricia Cornwell’s Dust, #21. I should read Post-Mortem, #1 first before watching. I’m already juggling three books. Should I read it now or wait? I feel I have a short attention span. Ahh. Anyway, check it out: Link.
Ooh, I can’t wait to see The Super Mario Galaxy movie. Check the trailer out. It looks good.
Watched the Project Hail Mary trailer—looks good. I really like Ryan Gosling. But what is this thing I saw? Not only that, but a space mystery, lone astronaut, humanity in trouble? I gotta read the book first before watching. Same author as The Martian (which I watched and it was good).
Watching: Alien: Earth Season 1, but I cannot remember which episodes I have already watched. Right now, I am at episode 6 to see if I remember watching it last. It has been a while since I watched the series last summer. It was good so far. I heard a second season is on the way but not until 2027!
Just found the full 2026 horror movie lineup—The Bride, The Mummy, Evil Dead Burn, Insidious: The Bleeding World, Resident Evil. I love horror movies and will absolutely be checking these out whenever I can. My streaming queue is about to explode. Link
Found a list of 20 book adaptations—Scarpetta with Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis? Project Hail Mary? Yes. Started People We Meet on Vacation, haven’t finished but will shortly. Should read the books first, but my watchlist keeps growing. Link
Masters of the Universe live-action drops June 5th and I’m buzzing! Had the He-Man and Battle Cat toys as a kid—they were everything. Prince Adam transforming? Pure magic. Really hoping they nail this one.
Watchlist bound. Look, I’ve seen enough Dracula movies to lose count, and I still can’t crown a winner. But something about this one has me intrigued. Vampire films just hit different for me.
Added to my watchlist. The movie trailer looks interesting. The movie is called In The Blink of An Eye. It should come out sometime in 2026 on Hulu.
I am bingeing on TV series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, I have read books 1-4. But I can’t read if I had read the 5th or not. I just learned that there is the 6th book. I will read both books when I get a chance.
I’m undecided about continuing until I read Decider’s article recommending streaming it. [Link]
So, I’ll keep watching to see where it goes. For now…
Currently watching: Cross S1E4, Masks 🍿.
Current watching: Cross S1E3, The Good Book 🍿
Gosh, I just caught Ben’s Chili Bowl on TV, and it instantly brought back some amazing memories. I lived in DC for 28 years—wow, I really missed that city!
Currently watching: Cross S1E2, Ride the White Horsey 🍿
I finally watched Together last night. It was a tripping experience, and I didn’t see the ending coming. Hmm, wow—that’s all I can say.
Posted earlier: I am currently watching Together
Together, 2025 - ★★★★
https://letterboxd.com/technogeek75/film/together-2025/
Toby Overstreet is a curious mind who has been blogging on and off since 2004 and still hasn't figured out how to stop. He launched Toby Geeks Out! as a space to share his honest, unfiltered takes on whatever has his attention that week. Whether he's documenting the latest technological shift, diving into neurodivergence topics, or exploring a wide variety of new subjects, Toby loves to follow his curiosity wherever it leads. He writes for the sheer joy of discovery and the satisfaction of making a complicated topic feel like a conversation. He lives in a tiny house in Kentucky, where he can usually be found reading, working on an adult coloring book, watching something new on streaming, or quietly eyeing a LEGO set he has no room for.
