Geek Fuel: July 2016 Box
After being a subscriber to Loot Crate for nearly 2 years (and watching their quality diminish recently), my wife and I decided to try out another couple…
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Star Trek Beyond (2016) - Parting is such sweet sorrow
In loving memory of Leonard Nimoy For Anton Yes, I sat and watched the credits of Star Trek Beyond so that I could see the dedications. Yes I may have had a little tear or two. Yes I thoroughly enjoyed the film overall, and no, it wasn’t The Fast and The Furious starring James T Kirk.
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Who ya Gonna Call? Good Question.
I’ve spent the last 24 hours staring at my laptop screen with a blank document staring back at me.
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HorrorCon 2016
Peter Ray Allison braves the terrors of HorrorCon to report on one of the largest horror conventions in the UK.
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Game of Thrones: Battle of the Bastards
This article is SPOILER-tastic, so if you haven’t watched the latest episode, protect your pretty little eyes now and turn back before it’s too late.
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Game of Thrones: No One
Further Warning: This review has been identified to potentially trigger rage in people with ‘All Caps and Exclamation Mark Sensitivity’.
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Outcast - Episode One - A Darkness Surrounds Him
Outcast is the new show from The Walking Dead writer Robert Kirkman (based on the comic of the same name) set in the rustbelt small American town of Rome…
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Warcraft: The Beginning
Video games have been created off the basis of films for a long time now, which seems to work out very well, However when the process is reversed and a movie…
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A Beautiful Planet - IMAX 3D Premier
"A Beautiful Planet" is breathtaking, especially in IMAX 3D - It's totally immersive. Toni said in her introductory speech that what made the most impressive footage possible was the Cupola Module, with it's clear view of the earth passing below the ISS. It's hard to believe that you'd ever want to do anything but look out the window while there. The view is breathtaking.
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