
Phil Yates on Aliens: Another Glorious Day in the Corps
Geek Pride speaks to Battlefront's Phil Yates, developer of the forthcoming Aliens boardgame Aliens: Another Glorious Day in the Corps.
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Geek Pride speaks to Battlefront's Phil Yates, developer of the forthcoming Aliens boardgame Aliens: Another Glorious Day in the Corps.

Written by Daniel Delargy, Matt Geary, and Cristina Bogdan Sydney James Harcourt is an American singer, musician and actor who - by his own admission, from…

Not a film without its faults but one that passes the baton of nostalgia from one generation to another with the help of people power and a studio that listened for once; Bravo Paramount, Bravo. A great watch for the whole family.

Reading more like Harry Palmer than James Bond, the Spider Dance is memory of a simpler time, when World War 2 was a recent memory, and the Iron Curtain carved the battered, burgeoning and caged chaos of the 50s asunder.

Sci-Fi Weekender’s (SFW) annual satellite event, SFW in the City, held its second event last weekend. Smaller and more intimate than the main event, it still provided a welcome break from the mundanity of everyday life. Peter Ray Allison went along to find out more.

The Horus Heresy, the long running book series from the Black Library which started in April 2006 with Dan Abnett’s Horus Rising, is coming to an end.

This week Matt and Laura are at MCM Manchester trying to stop people walking in front of the camera, knocking it and generally being spatially unaware …

With Beadle & Grimm’s Pandemonium Warehouse releasing the much anticipated Platinum Edition Dungeons & Dragons box, Waterdeep: Dragon Heist, in just a few…

Following the rip-roaring launch of Sci-Fi in the City last year (reviewed here), its second coming will arrive at Sheffield’s O2 Academy on the first weekend…

Sci-Fi Weekender (SFW), the largest science-fiction festival in Europe and only event of its kind in the UK, launched its new satellite event last weeked in Sheffield. Peter Ray Allison investigates.

First Wes Craven, then George A. Romero, and now Tobe Hooper…having to write these types of article has unfortunately become a regular occurrence lately.

For those with literary leanings and wish to exercise their quills, the Horror Writers Association have organised a script-writing event.