It’s a typically wet Irish Saturday morning in June, and after a 15min train ride from Belfast to Lisburn, I find myself boarding a shuttlebus into the unknown.
Peter Ray Allison braves the terrors of HorrorCon to report on one of the largest horror conventions in the UK.
After two very packed days at the 2016 Denver Comic-Con, we decided that the last day would be more relaxing and we would spend it mostly walking the ‘Con…
Matt Talks to the Con going public at London MCM about when it is ok to talk openly about films and TV series on your Facebook feed. 1 week, 1 month, 1 year..
With a Summer of jam-packed conventions just around the corner, it seemed only fitting that long standing heavyweight, MCM London Comic Con kick off the…
Cosplay as a hobby has gone from strength to strength the world over in the past decade but has recently began to take hold as a major way of life for many…
Now that the silly season is behind us, we can focus our attention on something far more important – namely the Sci-Fi Weekender.
Geek Pride heads down to Birmingham to take in the sights at Birmingham Comic Con.
Well, if you did not guess by the title, it is Colonel Steve Austin from the iconic sci-fi television series Six Million Dollar Man, otherwise known as Lee…
As EGX 2015 has just passed we thought we would share a few photos of the event with you before our write up later; check them out below and check out more…
Last weekend, Geek Pride were asked to help out with the inaugural Blackpool Comic Con in Winter Gardens.
When I first walked into a Manchester convention, especially one of the first set inside the Gmex, it felt like you were walking into Bilbo's living-room. Cramped, sweaty, people trying to move around, grinding against each other. When I walked into the entrance this year, I felt like I was walking into the Great Hall. Spacious, welcoming, dangerous (on the wallet; so much shiny); I really felt like I could relax, without the unrequited touching of humans. I was overwhelmed with the amount of sp