DC VS. Marvel: Catwoman vs. Black Cat
For as long as there have been comic books, there has been the feud between DC and Marvel. Both are heavy-hitting comic companies that continue to gain legions of fans every year. The… Continue reading
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Ten Actors We Don’t Need Anymore
Without wanting to sound mean, there’s some actors working in the business that we just don’t need anymore. This isn’t just about being in bad films – Nic Cage has done some real… Continue reading
The Pull List: Must Read Comics Week of 6/27/12
Hypernaturals #1 By: Dan Abnett, Brad Walker, and Francesco Mattina Publisher: Boom! Estimated price: $3.99 What;s it about: It’s about a team of intergalactic peace keepers. I struggled with whether I should suggest… Continue reading
Top 10 Sexiest Geeks (Male Edition)
A few weeks ago House of Geekery presented you with a list of the Top 10 Sexiest Female Geeks. Not to be outdone, we are giving the males a chance to shine as… Continue reading
The Problem With Horror Films Pt.1
Horror is a beautiful genre of film, it’s just a shame that 99% of the time, the films within said genre are beyond awful. The films give endless adrenaline and can create the… Continue reading
Review: Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope
As many of you may have noticed we geeks sometimes get a bad stereotype as sloppy losers who shun social settings (though we all know that’s not the case). But there is one… Continue reading
Geek Dreams That Will Never Be Fulfilled
Geeks are a fickle bunch. No matter how much awesome stuff we get there’s also something else we want. Even when something we want gets given to use on a silver platter most… Continue reading
Retro ‘Doctor Who’ Reviews – Volume 1.3
Continuing on from the last batch of reviews we’ve entered into the second season featuring the First Doctor. We’ve also taken a bit of a jump from the last story (The Sensorites) as… Continue reading
Gone But Not Forgotten TV: Arrested Development
Arrested Development is a sitcom created in 2003 by writer Michael Hurwitz. It was one of the first of its kind, a sitcom that traded the multi-camera style for single-camera and left out… Continue reading
Top Ten Film Cameo’s
Cameo appearances are often like a game of Where’s Wally (Waldo for you American folk), usually a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment giving a nod to a celebrity (either as themselves or acting a character), so… Continue reading
