Wes Craven (1939 – 2015)
Wes Craven: The most influential horror director of the late 20th Century - in memoriam.
BlogFilm & TVDave Foy
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The Geek Pride team, off duty.
E-Sports in the UK: Dead, dying or coming to life?
Europe seems to have switched on to the eSports vibe, and it is running rampant. So why in the United Kingdom, and a greater part of Europe, are eSports so small?
BlogGamingLen Smith
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Reliving the past: "The Immortal" (Sega Genesis)
Apart from Sonic the Hedgehog and Herzog Zwei, few video games evoke as many fond, and exasperating memories as Will Harvey’s classic adventure, The Immortal…
BlogGamingDarren Chew
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Fallout: Shelter - Not Living, Just Surviving
I’m aware I’m a little late to the party here. But Fallout: Shelter has only recently hit the Android market and has been destroying me ever since.
BlogCallum Tyndall
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Brilliant Animes for Fans of Sci-Fi
Science Fiction is likely one of most geek’s favourite genres. This and Fantasy provide some of the richest, most dearly loved fiction to every geek.
BlogFilm & TVSean P. Wallace
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Criticism of What You Love Isn't Criticism of You
Someone told me that, when it comes to compatibility, it is not what you are like but what you like.
BlogSean P. Wallace
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My First Con: London Film and Comic Con 2015
Hot, cramped and achy. If we’re going purely physical, that’s my off the bat response to the convention.
BlogBooks & ComicsCallum Tyndall
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Freaks, geeks and one hell of a week -- The SDCC Report.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always had a trip to San Diego Comic Con on my geektastic bucket list.
BlogEvents & ConsPhoebe Tonks
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SDCC 2015: No Badge, No Worries?
Whilst backpacking across California for a month, I happened upon San Diego during the comic con.
BlogFilm & TVAndrew Corban
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Age of Sigmar: a rebuttal to DeathHolyDeath and a Defense of GW
"Age of Sigmar is for a generation of gamer who wants to be immersed into the Fantasy genre, without playing a game where he gets tabled in a turn. No one likes setting up a one or two thousand point army, to lose in the first two turns."
BlogTabletopLen Smith
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Nobody's more surprised than me at the new trailer for Dawn of Justice
Truth be told I’ve never really been that big a Superman fan, I’ve never picked up any of the numerous books featuring the character myself although I have…
BlogFilm & TVAndy Haigh
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LFCC Looms Large
With San Diego Comic Con shortly to arrive across the Atlantic, those of us here in the UK could be left feeling a little left out.
BlogCallum Tyndall
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