Tag Archive: geek

The Significance of Black Panther In The MCU & Beyond

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                                     Captain America, Iron Man, Batman, Superman & Thor. Each one of these superheroes has various… Continue reading →

Five Creepy Unsolved Mysteries Part 9

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All of you were warned, and here is the latest installment in our exploration of the unknown and the unexplained. With things in this world getting creepier it is fitting to unleash on… Continue reading →

Five Creepy Unsolved Mysteries Part 8

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Just because we are on our eighth installment of this series it does not mean mysteries are not getting any more normal. From unsolved murders, to monsters, to other bizarre events; this series… Continue reading →

The Geekery Guide: ‘Firely/Serenity’

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The Supanova Convention is heading around Australia again, and they’ve got Nathan Fillion as their headline attraction! This has got everyone excited…but that excitement ebbed a bit when we saw the AUS$100 price… Continue reading →

5 Creepy Unexplained Mysteries Part 3

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Here we are again, preparing for another Halloween season. This is a time that is ideal to look at five more creepy unexplained mysteries which continue to baffle experts and investigators.  If you… Continue reading →

Frighteningly Overlooked Horror Films Part 2

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A wise man (ie the guy who owns the video store I go to) once said of the horror genre that, you need a lot of space to collect it because it is… Continue reading →

5 Creepy Unexplained Mysteries

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This is a weird and creepy world we all live in; and to pretend we understand the world around us is laughable. Sometimes things happen that only seem to make sense if Rod… Continue reading →

EIFF 2014 Review 2: ‘Let Us Prey’

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The following review does contain some strong language. I would apologise but I was pretty psyched when I wrote this so take the cursing to be a good thing. Basically the film gets… Continue reading →

King of the Hill Top 15 Episodes

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During the 1990’s television audiences saw a surge in animated programming aimed at a more adult audience. Shows such as; The Simpsons, South Park, Futurama and Ren and Stimpy combined cartoonish slapstick with mature content in order to… Continue reading →

DC Characters In Need of the Spotlight

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Two years ago DC Comics made a dramatic and controversial movie by rebooting its entire line of comics under the banner of The New 52. The move attracted a whole new audience to… Continue reading →