December 11, 2009 in geekArticle!, News
Masked in secrecy and a decade in the making, James Cameron’s Avatar has finally entered the public culture in full force. When the first images and trailers started appearing, many
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November 11, 2009 in geekArticle!
The 1990s was a strange decade. We saw the death rattle of the 80s with Guns n Roses, the birth and death of Ska in popular culture, and the birth
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October 10, 2009 in geekArticle!
If you’re like me, the whole month of October is pretty much Halloween. I love the holiday and start celebrating it on October 1st by beginning to watch mass amounts
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October 2, 2009 in geekArticle!
*This article contains spoilers for the Saw series. You’ve been warned.
Successful long running Horror franchises can be counted on one hand. Halloween, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street and
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April 27, 2009 in geekArticle!
“The Contra series may just be the most manly series of all-time, and is the main factor in the rapid expansion of puberty across the nation. The original game doesn’t
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April 16, 2009 in geekArticle!, Music
When Refused announced their breakup in 1998, it came shortly after the recording of their landmark The Shape of Punk to Come, citing that they did not want their art
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April 14, 2009 in geekArticle!
[In Observe and Report's Red Band Trailer] after a night of drinking and drugging, Rogen escorts a half-unconscious Faris (Brandi) to his home and the trailer later cuts to a
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April 3, 2009 in geekArticle!, News
Cinematical has a pretty interesting look behind the scenes of a Netflix facility.
The gallery of images below provides a behind-the-scenes look at “an unmarked warehouse” in Northborough, Massachusetts, where about
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April 3, 2009 in geekArticle!
Hardcore Nerdity uncovered an article that explains the Nazis were the inventors of the Flying Saucer!
First they experimented with soldiers in hopes to create a Super Soldier. There have been
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March 11, 2009 in geekArticle!
“The average fan won’t likely admit it, but they wanted more Fantastic Four and less of a thinker’s film. They wanted something they knew.”
[A Lesson Learned: Fans Want Familiarity by
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