Geek Pride’s Best of 2024
2024 seemed to be the year when if something was good, then it was cancelled.
ReviewsFilm & TVPeter Ray Allison
Fantasy
Sci-Fi Weekender is levelling up
Sci-Fi Weekender returns next year for an awesome festival filled with fantastic guests and awesome geekery.
NewsEvents & ConsPeter Ray Allison
Elven Throne
We preview Elven Throne, the forthcoming fantasy board game based around influence and negotiation in a high-fantasy setting.
ReviewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
Geek Pride’s Best of 2023
The Geek Pride team looks back on the best of 2023 to celebrate the very best in sci-fi, fantasy and horror.
BlogFilm & TVPeter Ray Allison
Dragonbane
The classic fantasy roleplaying game Dragonbane from Sweden has been updated and released to a new generation, but how does the game hold up?
ReviewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
Sci-Fi Weekender XIV
The geek camp festival returns, with Sci-Fi Weekender XIV, for a weekend celebrating the very best in science fiction, fantasy and horror.
ReviewsEvents & ConsPeter Ray Allison
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
From the archive 
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
From the archive 
Symbaroum
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison reviews Symbaroum, the dark-fantasy roleplaying game from Free League Publishing.
ReviewsTabletopPeter Ray Allison
From the archive 
Blood Ink by Dana Fredsti
Blood Ink is the second novel in Dana Fredsti's Lilith series about Stuntwoman Lee Striga in a supernatural Hollywood.
ReviewsBooks & ComicsPeter Ray Allison
From the archive 
Brace for impact! SFW XI announces their guest line-up
With only four months since their tenth anniversary, Sci-Fi Weekender proves that they are only going to get bigger and better with their next geek fest!
NewsFilm & TVPeter Ray Allison
From the archive 
Incy, Wincy Spider.... "The Spider Dance" by Nick Setchfield
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.
ReviewsMark Canty
From the archive