William Bibbiani

Diary of a Geek Porn Star: Spider-Man, Superman and Star Wars XXX

Geekscapist William Bibbiani reveals more than you ever wanted to know about working as a porn star with his Behind The Scenes report.

Geekscape Movie Reviews – Nick Gregorio’s Green!

Jonathan London’s feature film debut (if you don’t count that George Lucas doc) gets a mixed review from his own website!

Geekscape Movie Reviews – The Fernando Di Leo Crime Collection

The Italian Master of Crime Gets a Masterful Boxed Set from Raro Video.

Geekscape Reviews ‘The Last Lovecraft: Relic of Cthulhu’

This horror comedy puts the Fhtagn back in ‘Cthulhu Fhtagn.’ ‘Fhtagn’ means ‘mediocre,’ right?

Geekscape Reviews Machete On Blu-Ray!

Machete don’t text. Nor does he do much in the way of special features, apparently.

GEEKSCAPE CONTEST: Win Buffy The Vampire Slayer: Season Eight on DVD & Blu-Ray!

We’ve got three copies of the new Buffy DVD/Blu-Ray combo pack, but we want YOU to have them!

THE GEEKSCAPE GUIDE: Who Should Direct Iron Man 3?

Favreau’s out, but who SHOULD be in? Geekscape’s answers may surprise you.

Geekscape Reviews ‘Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale!’

It’s not just a killer Santa… it’s a KILLER movie.

Geekscape After Dark Reviews Scandalous Gilda (1985)

A review of the most depressing sex film ever made to feature an animated sequence.

Geekscape Reviews ‘All Good Things!’

Ryan Gosling is amazing, and yes… Kirsten Dunst goes topless. Otherwise that title is WAY off.

Geekscape Interviews ‘Firebreather’ Co-Creator Andy Kuhn!

Andy Kuhn tells all about the comic, the new movie, the potential TV series and much, much more!

Geekscape Reviews ‘Knight and Day’ on Blu-Ray!

William Bibbiani sees the movie we all consciously avoided this summer… and LOVES it. Yeah, we’re shocked too.

Geekscape Reviews Doctor Who: Season Five on DVD!

A fun but unimpressive fifth season leaves William Bibbiani asking, “Doctor, why?!”

Geekscape Blu-Ray Reviews: The Sound of Music & The Alien Anthology!

No, really.

Geekscape Reviews Doug Liman’s Fair Game!

William Bibbiani reviews Naomi Watts and Sean Penn in an actually GOOD Iraq War movie.

Geekscape Reviews Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on Blu-Ray!

Or, as William Bibbiani calls it, ‘The Childhood Nightmare Factory.’ Now in high-definition!

Geekscape Reviews The FragFX Shark!

Split Fish’s new gaming mouse doesn’t cheese William Bibbiani off!

Geekscape Reviews Rock Band 3!

Is it the next evolution of music gaming, or is it just… Rock Band 3? William Bibbiani has the story.

Geekscape Reviews The Rocky Horror Picture Show Blu-Ray!

William Bibbiani strongly encourages you to do the Time Warp. AGAIN, DAMN IT! AGAIN!!!

Geekscape Reviews AMC’s ‘The Walking Dead!’

William Bibbiani reviews the first two episodes of AMC’s first comic book adaptation!

Geekscape Reviews Dollhouse: Season 2 on DVD!

After a troubled first season, Joss Whedon’s latest cancelled show finally brings the house down.

EXCLUSIVE Footage From The Rocky Horror Picture Show Blu-Ray!

Watch behind the scenes footage from next week’s eagerly anticipated Blu-Ray release early, only at Geekscape!

Geekscape Reviews The Human Centipede on Blu-Ray!

“Oh how nice, we got a screener. Let’s just pop this in and… OH GOD! OH GOD, WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?!”

Geekscape Reviews Standing Ovation!

William Bibbiani contributes fully upright applause for the new cult sensation that’s sweeping the nation.

Geekscape Movie Review: You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger!

Professional wiseass William Bibbiani worries that he’s not wise enough to get Woody Allen’s new film.

Glee: The Complete Season One Blu-Ray Reviewed!

William Bibbiani figures out why Glee is the best thing to happen to music in years.

The Used Game Market: Is It Any Better Than Piracy?

William Bibbiani pleads for some kind of sanity on this hot button issue.

William Bibbiani Reviews The Lost Skeleton Returns Again!

Also Reviewed: Larry Blamire’s Dark and Stormy Night!

William Bibbiani Reviews Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light!

Lara Croft returns! New gameplay. Same breasts.

William Bibbiani Reviews The Expendables!

First, they were pendable. Now? Less so. And that’s a good thing.