Author: Derek Vigeant

Derek "Divine" is an annoying Fanboy, pure and simple. The neighbor of NBC studios started with comic books in high school. Uh-huh, around the same time we all put them away. Ever well-rounded, Double D's fully enthralled with movies of all kinds (Pulp FRICTION anyone?), TV, theatre, music and sports. Better yet, Divine has gone to SDCC for over 20-years, and now finds himself helping New Nerds find their way into the great hall. That be Hall H, foo's. Follow @uncledarryl37
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WONDERCON 2015 [The Bible Scale, Pt. II]: The Lost Angels of Anaheim.

GodHatesGeeks is back with our second volume of The Bible Scale. In this edition, we present all of the panels we attended at WonderCon 2015 that were non-comic related: TV, movies, video games, and the like. So, it's no surprise our Geek TV priests, Derek "Divine" Vigeant and "Brother" Myke Ladiona went to everything. Joining …

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ASCENSION [Premiere Review]: What Goes Up… Comes Crashing Down.

Well, it’s that time of year again, when all the network shows are on break until January, and the only fresh programming being rolled out are holiday specials or mini-series. So, our early Christmas gift from the SyFy Network is a three-part space exploration mini-series, Ascension.Set aboard a spaceship that has been traveling 51 years into …

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AMERICAN HORROR STORY – FREAK SHOW [Season Premiere Review]: Family Circus.

It’s October, so that means 4 things in particular: The Walking Dead, scary movies, Halloween, and American Horror Story. Boo. Allow me to begin by stating that I've watched every season of AHS thus far, having both loved (S1: Murder House) and not-quite-hated (S2: Asylum) them to various degrees. I’ve been saying for a couple …

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