Two years shy of the 30th anniversary it appears the arachnids are rearing their ugly heads again under the auspices of District 9’s Neill Blomkamp.
Browsing: Movies
Oddly Compelling is a new documentary highlighting Denis Kitchen’s long, strange trip — from his early days as a hippie cartoonist, to his thirty years as one of the most important independent comic book publishers, and his work as a fierce advocate for the First Amendment.
Did You Hear? is a weekly examination of headlines in the entertainment industry and a take on what they could mean for the future of the industry and (often), the little geeky bubble that we occupy!
Documentary film director, Ricki Stern, has set her sights on “Kirbyvision” – a feature length documentary of Jack Kirby.
Destro has entered the podcast, and the illegal arms race will never be the same… AGAIN! We also review Let This One Be A Devil #1 from Dark Horse Comics and Green Lantern Corps #1 from DC Comics.
We check out Scarlett Volume 1 from Skybound Entertainment, and we ask the question, “Where is Snake Eyes?” We also review Gatchaman: Only One Earth #1 and Pop Kill #1 from Mad Cave Studios, and One World Under Doom #1 from Marvel Comics!
Celebrate the launch of Wicked by diving into the fascinating life of L. Frank Baum,…
Re-enter the arena with a nice BONUS Recast Ep before the premiere of Gladiator 2!…
Boldly go where no podcast has gone before as Geek History Lesson celebrates the 30th…
#GHLSpookySeason2024 is in full swing! This week is Hallowe’en! In celebration this episode of Geek…
Fire! Bad! Podcast! Good! This week, we enter #GHLSpookySeason2024 tackling all things Frankenstein.
Did You Hear? is a weekly examination of headlines in the entertainment industry and a take on what they could mean for the future of the industry and (often), the little geeky bubble that we occupy!
Most of the summer has come and gone, and we have done quite a few things – some traumatic, some boring, and some that are out of this world, as we share our Top Five Things We Did This Summer.
Creative-collective studio Black Market Narrative and development and production company ZQ Entertainment are teaming up for a feature film adaptation of NO/ONE, as well as its accompanying scripted podcast,