Continue reading "FANTASTIC FOUR [Review]: Doom’d from the Start."
Now, I was told by several sources to avoid this movie. Okay, so the Belser was told by everyone. But since I'm just stubborn and I'd rather trust my own judgment, and, hell, it's not like any more "geek" summer movies are coming out, I figured I'd hook up GHG with my assessment. Okay, again, …
THE NIGHTMARE / CREEP [Review]: Home is Where the Fright is.
It is the middle of the night. You feel the weight of your body force you deep into your bed, like lead weights, and suddenly your eyes shoot open. Your arms and legs are paralysed and rigid, useless and impossible to move. In this half-wakened state, you see bizarre, monstrous beings enter your room, approaching …
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STAR WARS / ISLAND / ZODIAC STARFORCE / HACKTIVIST [Reviews]: Beyond the Farthest Star.
Greetings, geeks and geekettes. This week's Fistful Of Comics, care of GodHatesGeeks, seems stuck in the outer stratosphere, with more than one title taking place out in the farthest reaches of the cosmos. We have more than one new title this week, one new title from an old, and one addition to that tale of …
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE – ROGUE NATION [Review]: Manifest Destiny Incarnate.
It's hard to believe that through four, and in all likelihood, five wildly successful films in 20-years, there hasn't been a Mission Impossible video game since 1996's original PlayStation effort; nor any comics to remember of since the 60's television show of the same name (forgiving the sole Marvel/Paramount one-shot venture in the movie franchise's …
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HUMANS [Season 1, Eps. 3+4 Review]: Take a Trip to the Uncanny Valley.
Yes, I know this show has already been on for four episodes! But there’s this thing called Comic-Con, so The Divine One has been busy as of late! The only problem with covering TV, is there’s a lot to watch. But I planted myself on the couch, and watched all four episodes so we’re good to go! Continue reading “HUMANS [Season 1, Eps. 3+4 Review]: Take a Trip to the Uncanny Valley.”
PIXELS [Review]: Son of a Bit!
With Pixels, Hollywood has put the final nail in the coffin of popular nerd culture in movies. Video games have come a long way, from being the domain of dank basements and cramped arcades to occupying a space in almost every home in America. They are a big business now and they garner millions of …
