Coming up on DVD Geeks - we've got a selection of notable new releases this week including the gross-out "guy" comedy "I Hope The Serve Beer in Hell" based on the true-life adventures and best-selling book by Tucker Max. If the movie passed you by in theatres, we'll tell you all you need to know before you run out and buy (or avoid like the plague) this movie.

Then on to a little but of female empowerment, we'll look at Brew Barrymore's directorial debut with "Whip It" starring Ellen Page.  It's the story of a small-town Texas teen who discovers that her true calling isn't beauty pageants but rather roller derby. The cast is rounded out by Barrymore, Kristen Wiig, Marcia Gay Harden, Andrew Wilson, Juliette Lewis and a bevy of bare-knuckled derby queens.

We'll give a look at "Surrogates" - the Bruce Willi's scifi vehicle which presents a world in which humans live out their active lives as robotic avatars.

Finally, we'll look at another "adapted from a true story" film with the disturbing tale of "The Donner Party." Crispin Glover stars in this grisly recounting of the doomed settlers who made their way from the mid-west to California only to turn to cannibalism when resources ran out.

All that plus our weeky recap of honorable-mention titles, our Geek Picks plus all the geeky commentart you can handle. It all starts at 7pm Central, only on Fearless Radio !

In a world where human beings evolve without the capacity to lie, one man breaks through with the power to control and minupulate human-kind through the art of BS. Ricky Gervais wrote, directed and stars in the farce "The Invention of Lying" exposes the real motives behind every action and creates religion to boot.

Next up, we'll explore director Christian Alvert's dark scif-fi horror "Pandorum" starring Dennis Quaid and Ben Foster as a couple of astronauts stuck on a ship with little memory of their mission.

Finally, it's a B-movie bonanza with William Shatner as veterinartian "Rack" Hanson in the arachno-epic "Kingdom of the Spiders." It's out in an all-new DVD edition with special features to spare.

We also take a quick look at the Japanses live-action series "Super Robot Red Baron" and the week's other honorable mentions - also news, Geek Picks and more! It all starts at 7pm Central only on Fearless Radio !

We are nothing if not diverse here at DVD Geeks, and this, our first show of 2010, brings us a trove of great titles for your (and our) enjoyment.

We'll praise the latest  Blu-Ray disc from Criterion, Frederico Felini's ode to filmmaking and the creative process, "8 1/2." Then we'll explore the very dark sci-fi psychological drama "Moon" from first-time filmmaker Duncan Jones and starring Sam Rockwell alongside Sam Rockwell.

Spike Lee's newest project is "Passing Strange," a Broadway musical brought to DVD, and we'll round out the show by looking at some under-the-radar releases like the deadpan comedy "Goliath" and Walter Koenig's "Inalienable."

Don't miss our weekly honorable mentions, clever comments and, of course our Geek Picks! It's all live starting at 7pm on Fearless Radio !

Tonight, we'll have our first blow-out, end-of-the-year retro-styled nostalgia-filled best-of spectacular!

Since long before he was a "DVD Geek," our very own Rory has been churning out an annual list of his favorite movies. We'll spend the better part of the program getting a rundown of the top 10 releases he liked (and didn't like) in 2009. In addition, John will share his top 5 DVD titles from 2009, and Mary the Televixen will chime in with her favorite TV shows on DVD from the last year.

Don't miss it! We'll have the usual assortment of  honorable mention new releases, we'll tell you what cool DVDs were under our Christmas trees this year, and we may even share a few predictions of what to look for in 2010!

It all starts at 7pm LIVE on Fearless Radio !