This week, The Power Of Positive Geeking welcomes back podcaster extraordinaire Scott Haskin to discuss the debut film from Kevin Smith, "Clerks"!

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This week, The Power Of Positive Geeking welcomes Dan Pappathopoulos from Mixtapes From Hell to discuss one of the most famous movies ever filmed in Wisconsin, the legendary "Major League"!

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This week, The Power Of Positive Geeking returns for its Season 3 premiere as Corey and special guest Ruddy Rutherford take aim at the 1993 political thriller classic In the Line of Fire. From Clint Eastwood’s veteran Secret Service agent to the unforgettable villainy of John Malkovich, the guys break down what still makes this tense cat-and-mouse thriller work over 30 years later.

They dive into the film’s performances, direction, behind-the-scenes stories, favorite scenes, and why In the Line of Fire remains one of the standout thrillers of the ‘90s. Plus, Ruddy brings his own perspective as a visual storyteller and photographer to the discussion in a fun and insightful season kickoff episode.

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On the season finale of The Power of Positive Geeking, host Corey Morrissette is joined by special guest Kevin Brown and they crank the amps to eleven as they dive into a full watch-along of the legendary rock mockumentary This Is Spinal Tap.

Expect laugh-out-loud moments, deep-cut observations, and unapologetic geeking over one of the funniest films ever made — because when it comes to positivity and passion, there is truly… none more geek.

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On this episode of The Power of Positive Geeking, host Corey Morrissette is joined by special guest Steve Ursell to unwrap one of the most unconventional—and beloved—holiday films of all time: Scrooged.

Whether you see it as a holiday classic or a subversive Christmas cult favorite, this episode is a joyful reminder that redemption—and a little positive geeking—can come when you least expect it.

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In this episode of The Power of Positive Geeking, host Corey Morrissette is joined once again by Dan Pappathopoulos to celebrate one of the greatest courtroom comedies ever made—My Cousin Vinny (1992).

Whether you’re here for the laughs, the legal brilliance, or the classic “two yoots” moments, this episode is a joyful celebration of a comedy that proves sometimes the truth—and the laughs—are all in the details.

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In this episode of The Power of Positive Geeking, host Corey Morrissette is joined by returning guest Josh Caldwell for a heartfelt celebration of one of cinema’s most beloved fairy tales—The Princess Bride (1987).

Whether you know every line by heart or are discovering it for the first time, this episode is a joyful tribute to true love, high adventure, and the pure joy of storytelling. As you wish!

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In this episode of The Power of Positive Geeking, host Corey Morrissette is joined by Scott Monroe from The Regarding Series to celebrate the film that defined a genre—John Carpenter’s 1978 horror masterpiece Halloween.

Whether you’re a lifelong horror buff or just revisiting Haddonfield for the night, this episode is a spine-tingling tribute to a classic that proves sometimes… terror is in the simplicity. 🎃

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