Witney Seibold gives his Comic-Con memories of interviews, and points out where the real heart of the con lies. Plus there’s pictures of hot chicks in nerdy costumes.
Witney Seibold shares his Comic-Con experiences, observations, thrills and disappointments.
A countdown of the best spoof superheroes.
A ranking of the cycle of cartoons we all grew up watching.
A countdown of some of the best theater gimmicks in Hollywood’s gimmick-hungry history.
A look at seven elements from each one of Michael Bay’s movies.
A review of Michael Bay’s latest assault on the senses.
A countdown of the best living, breathing, thinking four-wheeled friends in movies and TV.
A review of the disappointing and sloppy superhero blockbuster.
Every superhero or alien creature has a weakness, right? Here’s a countdown of ten of the weirdest and most impractical.
A look at the recent porn version of “Scream,” and a few musings on the entire porn parody phenomenon.
A countdown of the most horrible teachers in fiction.
A countdown of the best, coolest and hottest schoolteachers from our pop culture heritage.
A countdown of the best armies, marines and star forces in pop culute history.
Theater-hopping is your best weapon in fighting the war on Hollywood mediocrity.
20 albums for the discerning geek.
A review of the new Will Ferrell tragedy.
A review of the new documentary film, examining the joy and ambivalence surrounding a geek saint.
(The film, incidentally, features Geekscape’s own Jonathan London)
A countdown of the ickiest scene where people hurt themselves.
A review of the strangely low-sex sex film from 1969.
A countdown of pop culture’s best ancient barbarians.
A review of the new superhero flick.
A list of great films, from notable autuers, that started production, but never finished.
A countdown of movies that would make readers of Fangoria Magazine blush.
A review of Wes Craven’s newest installation in the moribund “Scream” franchise
A proposed list of directors for Showtime’s “Masters of Schlock.”
Ten important steps to make you a stronger geek.
A review of James Wan’s “Insidious,” opening April 1st.
A review of the latest low-budget revenge flick from the good people at Troma.
A countdown of the best insect beasties in movies and TV.