Stefan Blitz

2 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

Shameless is a rare and enduring television achievement—an unfiltered, emotionally raw exploration of family, survival, and identity in modern America. Running for eleven seasons from 2011 to 2021, the series, developed by John Wells and adapted from Paul Abbott’s British original, found a lasting home on Showtime, where it became a defining work of television storytelling.

2 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

Magilla Gorilla: The Complete Series is a delightful blast from the past—a classic slice of Hanna-Barbera whimsy that ran from 1964 to 1967. With 31 episodes of slapstick mischief, colorful characters, and charmingly simple storylines, it’s a shining example of the golden age of television cartoons. Thanks to this Blu-ray release from Warner Archive, this lovable primate is still swinging into hearts decades after his debut. At its core, Magilla Gorilla keeps things wonderfully straightforward.

4 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

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1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

The jungle drums are pounding once more—The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935) has swung onto Blu-ray, freshly restored in HD by Film Masters as part of their Archive Collection. This isn’t the monosyllabic, vine-swinging Tarzan of MGM’s Hollywood machine—this is the real deal. A Tarzan who speaks, strategizes, and embodies the literary vision Edgar Rice Burroughs intended. Produced by Burroughs-Tarzan Enterprises and co-directed by Edward A.

1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

In 1973, the movie Soylent Green had a clever marketing campaign with different ads appearing daily in our local newspaper. At age 14, I began clipping them out. This led to my clipping out more ads for movies that looked interesting…or at least had interesting ads. At first, I just kept them in a box under the couch (for easy access since I usually saw the newspaper in the living room after everyone else was done with it).