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Geeks has assembled the top list of all things comic, entertainment, superheroes, and popular culture.
London Film Festival 2026: Dates, Opening Film and the Biggest Premieres
The 70th BFI London Film Festival is almost here, bringing twelve days of global cinema to the capital. Organized by the British Film Institute (BFI), the UK's lead organization for film and moving image, the festival stands as one of the most significant celebrations on the international cultural calendar.
By Dadson Wanjohi 27 days ago in Geeks
The Cosplays That Never Made Their Convention Debuts
Last month, I returned to TikTok for the first time since February. I posted a video explaining to everyone that I would no longer post any cosplay videos or share any cosplay throwback videos on the platform. However, I would be available if anyone needs some cosplay advice or tips. I've done over 20 cosplays with some of them I debuted at cons. I'm still enjoying my post-cosplay retirement life and have no plans to return to the craft anytime soon. The following cosplays on this list are those that I came close to debuting online and at cons. Note, I won't be featuring mashup cosplays, as that will be reserved for a future story.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard about a month ago in Geeks
My Top 5 Cartoons That Aren’t Just for Laughs
As much as I love anime, I have to give a shout-out to cartoons as well. I have been watching them just as long as I have watched anime. What I have come to realize is that cartoons don’t have to be just for laughs. They can provide unique and thought-provoking stories too, which is represented in my top 5 favorite cartoons.
By J. Davis Malloryabout a month ago in Geeks
Ten Worlds Worth Living In
I have always preferred TV shows to movies. I feel that it allows you to live with the characters and watch them grow. TV works better at capturing the character's essence instead of trying to cram everything into 2-3 hours. The following are my favorite TV shows and the worlds that I loved having a chance to explore.
By J. Davis Malloryabout a month ago in Geeks
What 33 Years of Watching Anime Have Taught Me
It is amazing to realize that I have spent about 35 years watching anime. It was the first piece of media that I consumed on my own. I have watched so much, and it is amazing to see how far technology has developed to enable us to consume more. I remember when the only time you could watch anime in the US was if they showed it in the early hours on a local station. Then Toonami on Cartoon Network made big strides in anime and had numerous people, including myself, going through different options. When Toonami didn’t have something, I remember going through YouTube to find the anime that I wanted to watch.
By J. Davis Malloryabout a month ago in Geeks
Did You Ever Hear...?
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise? How about the Tale of the Three Brothers? Perhaps the myth of Te Fiti rings a bell? Or maybe you have heard the song of Beren and Lúthien sung into the night sky? Chances are, you have heard at least one of them. What is certain, however, is that you have never heard it alone. Even when by yourself, you have always heard these stories in the company of the characters they were being told to — the same characters, whose own myths you were watching unfold. And thus, the line between fiction, reality, myth and history begins to blur.
By Art-Peeter Roosveabout a month ago in Geeks
The Odyssey(2026) Review: A Brilliant Psychological Epic That Almost Gets There
Full disclosure: I came into Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey with sky-high expectations. After all, we are talking about The Odyssey — a cornerstone of the Western canon that has been translated, reimagined, and dissected. Set to music long before anyone had ever heard of Margaret Atwood or Claire North. Having read and enjoyed more than a few different adaptations, including (but not limited to) Emily Wilson’s landmark translation , Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad , Claire North’s Songs of Penelope Trilogy, and EPIC: The Musical , I was prepared to like this one a lot.
By Jenna Deedy2 months ago in Geeks
Halloween 2026 Costume: Savannah Bananas
If you're old enough to understand the reference in my subtitle, congratulations. Around August or September, I always prepare for Halloween. I think about the holiday around June, coming up with some ideas of who or what to dress up as. 2026 will be my 17th year taking part in this celebration. Yes, you've heard that right. I've been dressing up for Halloween since 2010 and at the time, I was 22 years old. The last two Halloweens were baseball-related, with me being an Angel in the Outfield and the year before that, Reggie Jackson. I won my company-wide Halloween contests two years in a row and aiming for a third. I'll be sticking with the baseball theme again this year. However, who I'll be for Halloween is someone I intend to outdo last year's costume. Based on the subtitle for this story, you've probably have heard of them. It's none other than the Savannah Bananas. For those that aren't familiar with them, they're like the baseball version of The Harlem Globetrotters. Some people love them, while others despise them. For years, I fell in the latter category. I've accused them of ruining baseball, having entitled attitudes, and thinking that they were above everyone. I still stand by the last two points and have a right to feel this way, but it was difficult for me to find any reason to like them. Now, I'm starting to warm up to them a little (heavy emphasis on the little part) and give them a fair shot, which I've constantly resisted previously. Also, my birthday will take place about a couple of weeks after Halloween, and it'll be my final year in my thirties. I'll highlight the items that I plan to purchase in order to put this amazing costume together.
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 2 months ago in Geeks
8 Space Horror Movies You Need to Watch in 2026. AI-Generated.
Space horror combines two things that naturally frighten us: the unknown and isolation. On Earth, when something goes terribly wrong, we can usually imagine a way out. In space, there may be nowhere to run, no breathable air, no nearby help, and no safe place to hide. That makes the final frontier an almost perfect setting for horror.
By Diana Meresc2 months ago in Geeks
