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Reviews of the top geek movies, tv, and books in the industry.
Alien: Out of the Shadows
When it comes to enduring science fiction franchises, Alien is hard to beat. Ever since the iconic 1979 movie was released, Alien has produced a cult following that has renewed itself across at least three generations of sci-fi enthusiasts. Its success is a combination of outstanding storylines, a great collection of talents and an antagonist, the xenomorph, whose design makes it the near perfect embodiment of a futuristic killing machine. Few fictional characters have succeeded in reducing humans to mere prey as efficiently as the xenomorph. As a species, it is invasive, very powerful, highly resilient, and utterly ruthless.
By Ashley BOOLELL4 years ago in Geeks
A Nightmare on Elm Street Review
Not many horror movies from before the 2000s survived the test of time. By this we mean that they have achieved cult status and are highly revered, but they are already a long way from causing terror. It is that those times, and especially that of the 80s, were plagued by impossible monsters that lived in unlikely places for real life. Today, we also come to talk about a monster taken from a fantasy, but this one inhabits such a recurrent space in our daily life, that it is still one of the darkest entities 30 years after its passage through the big screen. To learn more about him, join us in this review of A Nightmare on Elm Street (Nightmare on Hell Street , 1984)
By Nouman ul haq4 years ago in Geeks
Casablanca Review
If you were interested in reading this article, it is most likely due to one of these two reasons: you have heard a lot about this film but you don't know if it will interest you, or you are a faithful connoisseur of Michael Curtiz's work and want to browse a little. Whatever the answer, we will tell you everything you want to know in this Casablanca ( 1942) Retro Review . Don't worry, this review is spoiler -free in case you haven't seen the film.
By Nouman ul haq4 years ago in Geeks
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer Review
1766. City of Grasse, South of France A crowd has gathered in the city's main square to witness the execution of perfumer Jean-Baptiste GRENOUILLE (Ben Whislaw). The crowd cheers as he is dragged onto the main balcony in shackles, and erupts into applause as sentence is pronounced.
By Nouman ul haq4 years ago in Geeks
Youth of May: the 'Titanic' of K-drama
In the world there are uncanny similarities as well as perfect similarities that are correctly timed to fit each other. With the improvement of technology there are various ways of exhibiting stories in a pleasing manner, so that it remains embedded to the viewers soul. Dramas and Movies are some of those methods, although having similarities alongside differences some really show a red thread of connection. Being a regular person watching both Dramas and Movies, it isn’t that hard to compare as well as contrast them together…
By Cordellia Novis4 years ago in Geeks
My Review of "Star Trek: First Contact"
Star Trek: First Contact came out back in 1996 only 2 years after Star Trek: Generations and I felt like I was missing out on a lot of stuff. Unlike the previous movie I haven't ever seen this movie before. I felt I kind of had to understand this story before getting into the Picard TV series that's going on right now. No wonder I was so lost.
By Brian Anonymous4 years ago in Geeks
Why I Am Fine With Weaver
Introduction My friend Dharrsheena introduced me to Weaver. It is a word ladder game, Weaver, takes the original format of an age-old puzzle, and brings it into the 21st century. Thought up on Christmas day in 1877 by novelist Lewis Carroll to keep his children, Julia and Ethel Arnold, entertained, he called his game 'word-links'.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Geeks
First time watching two versions of Pinocchio‘s (1940) and (2022)
I have both Disney versions of Pinocchio, the 1940 animated version and the 2022 live action starring Tom Hanks and Cynthia Ervio. This is my first time watching the Disney versions of Pinocchio since I didn’t watch both of them before but I have watched ABCs television film Geppetto and another live action of Pinocchio with late actor Martin Landau and Jonathan Taylor Thomas.
By Gladys W. Muturi4 years ago in Geeks
