Mama's Geeky by Tessa Smith

Mama's Geeky is founded and run by Tessa Smith, an entertainment journalist who is recognized as a Rotten Tomatoes approved critic for both TV and film. She is a member of several esteemed organizations, including the Critics Choice Association, the Greater Western New York Film Critics Association, and the Hollywood Critics Association, and she also works as a freelance writer. At Mama's Geeky, fans of all genders unite to share their love for various fandoms. The platform features writers who not only share their reviews of films and television series but also delve into comic books, explore theories, conduct celebrity interviews, and much more.

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Blumhouse CCXP Panel Highlights: Five Nights At Freddy's 2, Black Phone 2 & More

5 days ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

During the Blumhouse CCXP 2025 panel, they revealed trailers and posters for several upcoming sequels, including FNAF 2 and Black Phone 2. Blumhouse attended CCXP Mexico, one of the world’s largest pop culture festivals celebrating movies, TV series, games, comics and more, and blew the roof off the place with incredible reveals. Founder and CEO Jason Blum takes the stage in Mexico City to mark the company’s 15th anniversary and unveil a slate of updates, exclusive footage, and surprise reveals.
Barron's Cove Is As Unsettling As Netflix's Adolescence

5 days ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Barron’s Cove is an incredible film, but as a parent, this one was especially difficult to watch. The ensemble cast all deliver great performances. Take one look at the cast of Barron’s Cove, and it will become instantly clear that even though this is the feature film debut by writer and director Evan Ari Kelman, there is a lot of potential.
8 Most Exciting Announcements From Netflix's TUDUM 2025

6 days ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Netflix’s live TUDUM event was filled with trailers, sneak peeks, and announcements. Here are the 8 most exciting ones. TUDUM 2025, Netflix’s live event celebrating their upcoming slate included exclusive sneak previews and the stars from highly anticipated titles such as Frankenstein, Happy Gilmore 2, ONE PIECE, Stranger Things, Squid Game, Wednesday, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, and The Rip.
Tony Tony Chopper Joins One Piece Season 2 (TUDUM)

6 days ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Netflix not only shared a sneak peek of One Piece Season 2 during TUDUM, but they also announced that Tony Tony Chopper is joining the crew. Netflix today announced during the TUDUM Live Show that the role of TONY TONY CHOPPER will be voiced by Mikaela Hoover (BEEF, SUPERMAN, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3.), who also does the facial capture. Chopper will be featured in the upcoming second season of ONE PIECE.
Gerard Butler & Dean DeBlois Hope for Cate Blanchett's Return in Live-Action How to Train Your Dragon Sequel

1 week ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Director Dean DeBlois and Gerard Butler hope for Cate Blanchett to return as Valka in the live-action How to Train Your Dragon sequel. As anticipation builds for the upcoming live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon, director Dean DeBlois and returning star Gerard Butler sat down with us to talk all things vikings and dragons.
Phineas and Ferb Season 5 Brilliantly Welcomes Fans Back To The Chaos

1 week ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Phineas and Ferb season 5 is the perfect welcome back to this world for fans, making it feel like we never even left our favorite summer. This review is based solely on the first two episodes of the new season. Ten years ago, we said an emotional goodbye to Phineas and Ferb. They entertained us with countless wild inventions and crazy schemes as their sister, Candace, worked tirelessly to get them in trouble.
Maggie Blue O'Hara Reflects on 25 Years of Kitty Pryde and The Uncanny Experience

1 week ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Maggie Blue O’Hara, voice of Kitty Pryde, celebrates X-Men: Evolution‘s 25th anniversary. She reflects on her time as the iconic character and talks The Uncanny Experience, in this interview. As we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the beloved animated series X-Men: Evolution, we were thrilled to catch up with Maggie Blue O’Hara, the iconic voice behind the spirited and fan-favorite character, Kitty Pryde.
Paul Rust on Love and His New Animated Special

2 weeks ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

What are Gus & Mickey up to? Paul Rust spills a fun Love hypothetical and discusses his heartwarming new special, Lulu Is a Rhinoceros. Fans of Netflix’s beloved romantic comedy Love, myself included, often wonder what became of Gus Cruikshank and Mickey Dobbs after the series finale. In our interview with actor Paul Rust, who played Gus, he offers a delightful hypothetical glimpse into their future, alongside discussing his heartwarming new Apple TV+ musical special, Lulu Is a Rhinoceros.
Craig Perry Reveals Final Destinations: Bloodlines' Killer Secrets

2 weeks ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Producer Craig Perry reveals the creative secrets behind Final Destination: Bloodlines‘ thrilling deaths, family ties, and that iconic ending. Just one week after its highly anticipated release, Final Destinations: Bloodlines has not only sent shivers down spines but has also racked up an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score from both audiences and critics, much to the delight of its long-time producer, Craig Perry.
The Phoenician Scheme Review: Wes Anderson At His Best

2 weeks ago | mamasgeeky.com | Tessa Smith

Wes Anderson’s The Phoenician Scheme features showstopping performances by Benicio del Toro, Mia Threapleton, and Michael Cera. No one has ever doubted that they are watching a Wes Anderson film while doing so. He has an extremely unique and very obvious style, which is one of the things I love most about his work. Wes Anderson movies are always absolutely gorgeous, and The Phoenician Scheme is no different.