2015’s Horror Line-Up
A new year is upon us which means a new crop of horror films. Listed below are the horror films set to release in 2015 (release dates are for the United States). The… Continue reading
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Book Review: ‘Murder in Mississippi’ by John Safran
I think that’s the first time I’ve had to write the word ‘Mississippi’. It’s fun to type. My knowledge and experience with the region are pretty minimal because I have lived most of my… Continue reading
10 Disappointments Geeks Faced in 2014
Man, we can be suckers. Every year there’s something we get overhyped for whether through over blown or misleading marketing or building it up in our own minds, and we sometimes get are… Continue reading
The Pull List: 12/31/2014
Must read comics for the last week of 2014. Batman Eternal #39 Riddler gets in on the game. He seems to have put ALL the pieces together, but he isn’t telling anyone. East… Continue reading
Director/Showrunner Wishlist for Marvel Phase 3
Thor: Ragnarok – Neil Marshall Ragnarok, for all intents and purposes, is he Norse apocalypse. There is a bit more hope since the world will be reborn afterward, but Ragnarok rears its head… Continue reading
Movie Review: ‘The Interview’
Director: Evan Goldberg, Seth Rogen Starring: Seth Rogen, James Franco, Randall Park, Lizzy Caplan, Diana Bang Plot: An entertainment reporter and his producer/BFF try to make a name for themselves by interviewing the… Continue reading
2014’s Top Scream Queen: Olivia Cooke
We talk about Scream Queens a lot here at House of Geekery; past ones, present ones, and underrated ones as well. 2014 is just about over and while examining this past year’s horror selections… Continue reading
Book Review: ‘Ghosts in the Machine’ by Tobacco Jones
When we received a copy of this novel in the post we didn’t know what to make of it. The title echoed Ghost in the Shell and the blurb suggested similar themes, and the… Continue reading
(Not) Disney Dinner and a Movie: ‘Anastasia’
No, Anastasia is not a Disney film. It was released by Fox Animation Studios in 1997 and starred the voice talents of Meg Ryan, John Cusack, Kelsey Grammer, and Christopher Lloyd. While this column is… Continue reading
Movie Review – The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (A Second Opinion)
As Peter Jackson’s awe-inspiring Hobbit trilogy comes to a close there seems to be only one question on everyone’s minds: “Did this adaptation need to be stretched into three parts?”. The short answer… Continue reading
