
Star Trek: Into Darkness
When 2009’s Star Trek came out, I was in awe - I’ve never been a huge follower of Star Trek, but that movie converted me heart and soul.

When 2009’s Star Trek came out, I was in awe - I’ve never been a huge follower of Star Trek, but that movie converted me heart and soul.

Following the success of Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and Twilight, it seems Hollywood is forever in search of the next big literary franchise to adapt…

I’m not sure where to start with this film, it’s the epitome of the word madcap. It delves into the worlds love of fast food and zombies with an unashamedly unpolitically correct style as to make it a must watch. Part musical, comedy, want to be horror and even a dash of soft-core porn this film tries and succeeds to be an eclectic mash up of all these genres.

With Tony Stark‘s latest action-packed adventure now in theatres, and receiving some decent reviews (one of them mine), we now turn to the obligatory movie…

Iron Man Three. Yes - you heard me. Three. Not Iron Man 3. Three. This is the official title for the latest outing of Tony Stark’s (Robert Downey Jr) alter-ego…

I’m loving, and yet also dreading some of the sequel announcements that are coming of late.

We all know that in general a videogame to movie adaptation tends to go down in a sucky ball of fire, save for a couple of exceptions (I liked Silent Hill…

Straight to the point: It made me laugh, was genuinely creepy and often quite uncomfortable viewing, just like the original.

I just watched the trailer for R.I.P.D… twice… in quick succession…

The prequel/sequel to Zack Snyder‘s adaptation of Frank Miller‘s 300 graphic novel is looming closer, and has a lot to live up to. Can Noam Murro pull it off?

This June Geek Pride shall be attending what is set to be an epic event in the geek calendar, Heroes for Sale - Manchester Film & Comic Con.

My fellow geekians. I have taken this time to put the metaphorical pen to paper and share with you my recent experience.