Hollywood Monsters by Dana Fredsti
Geek Pride checks out Dana Fredsti's latest horror novel Hollywood Monsters, blending supernatural monsters with modern values.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
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Twilight: 2000
The post-apocalyptic roleplaying game Twilight: 2000 returns with a new edition in a boxset that comes with everything needed to play.
ReviewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
The Matrix: Resurrections
The Matrix: Resurrections has a lot to make up for after the previous sequels. Is this a return to form form or a failed attempt at a reboot?
ReviewsFilm & TVPeter Ray Allison
Stigmatising wargamers needs to stop: A defence of Henry Cavill
It is common knowledge that actor Henry Cavill is a proud Geek and one who seems to be happy to fly the flag for his passion and therefore us, in his social feed and even in interviews. Seeing an Instagram post of him reading a Black Library book, building a gaming rig, painting a Custodie or even talking about a Black Stone Fortress and World of Warcraft in interviews, warmed so many geeks' hearts and made us feel; you know what? Maybe we are living in a time where it's become acceptable to do
BlogTabletopMatt Geary
Undying
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison descends into the zompocalypse once more for a different take on the zombie genre in Undying.
ReviewsGamingPeter Ray Allison
Blade Runner: The Roleplaying Game
"I've seen things you people wouldn't believe..." - Free League will release the Blade Runner roleplaying game.
NewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
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Symbaroum: The Throne of Thorns
Throne of Thorns is a campaign for the roleplaying game Symbaroum, which follows the quest to unearth the secrets of a fallen civilisation.
ReviewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
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Lie To Me* The Hidden gem 10 years on.
There Have been many shows that have fallen into the “hidden gems” category over a ten year period and Tim Roths led “Lie to me*” is one of them.
ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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Fort Triumph
Take command of a squad of heroes in the tactical turn-based game Fort Triumph to conquer a procedurally generated world.
ReviewsGamingDaniel Delargy
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The Green Knight
I arrive now at the end of this journey with a finished film that I’ll happily admit cannot do justice to the well from which it’s drawn. This may be a poem that resists adaptation.
ReviewsFilm & TVDaniel Delargy
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The Suicide Squad - Don't get too attached
Josh reviews The Suicide Squad from the "horribly beautiful mind" of James Gunn, one of the few DC films that is actually any good...
ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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Chernobylite
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison checks out Chernobylite; the latest survival-horror videogame set deep within the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
ReviewsGamingPeter Ray Allison
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