Tag Archive: geek

The Worst Comic Book Movie Villains

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With the explosion of comic to film adaptations, a good number of our favorite heroes have been brought to life on the silver screen. This inevitably means some of our favorite bad guys… Continue reading →

The Scariest Ghost Ships

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The vast majority of this planet is covered in water creating an incredibly large area top serve as a breeding ground for legends and mysteries. If you read my series on Unsolved Mysteries… Continue reading →

Retro Review – ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Nightmare’

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It is no secret I am always on the hunt for the craziest of B grade horror movies from a bygone era.  Which is why I was more than intrigued when one of… Continue reading →

Retro Review: ‘Fright Night’

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In the realm of horror movies vampires are a constant source of material, they just need a clever filmmaker to reinvent the classic tropes and they are screen ready. Which is exactly what… Continue reading →

Comics to Look Forward to in 2018

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Recently I wrote about the best comics of 2017, but let us face it 2017 is in the past it is time to look forward to 2018. Publishers throughout comicdom are amping up… Continue reading →

Retro Review – ‘Miami Connection’

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Let’s face it those of us who love movies have a special place in our hearts for the big dumb action movies of the 80’s and 90’s. I don’t mean movies like; Predator… Continue reading →

Best Comics of 2017

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The comic book industry had an incredibly active 2017 to say the least. Despite going through struggles, Marvel still published some fantastic books, even if they were pushed by the wayside. Rebelling against… Continue reading →

5 Creepy Unsolved Mysteries Part 28

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Before we wrap up the year of 2017 I decided to once again look at some of the creepiest mysteries in our world. Submitted for your approval are tales of; a dream home… Continue reading →

Review – Doctor Who ‘Twice Upon a Time’

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The bittersweet time is here once again, when we bid a tearful farewell to a Doctor while brimming with excitement for the incoming new Doctor. When we last left Peter Capaldi’s Twelfth Doctor… Continue reading →

Retro Review: ‘Dracula A.D. 1972’

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Hammer may have put themselves on the map by taking the proverbial classical gothic horror baton from Universal and running with it. But come the late 60’s and into the early 70’s the… Continue reading →