Best TV & Films of 2018 with Valerie Complex, Alexis Latinx Geeks & Bill Scurry

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Alexis Sanchez is the creator and co-founder of Latinx Geeks, an online community for latinxs who love all things geeky and pop culture. She is a student by day and geek fangirl by night. Bill Scurry is a filmmaker and podcaster living New York, with his wife and cat. He's the co-host of the "I Don't Get It Podcast," a frequent contributor to "Wrong Reel" and he's the founder and proprietor of AmericanCaesar Enterprises. Valerie Complex is a military veteran turned screenwriter and film critic who loves all movies of all genres. Present: There is no heterosexual explanation for anything in Oceans' 8Susperia is what a remake should beInsecure shows how to light black actorsStar Trek Discovery ("do straight people watch Star Trek?")BlacKkKlansman on Jewish identityVoltron Hot Takes Other 2018 TV podcasts: The Venture Bros, Adventure Time, Daredevil, She-Ra, Legion

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