Eric Diaz

Kristen Stewart Fired From Snow White Sequel, The Ultimate Case of Hollywood “Slut Shaming”

A Snow White sequel is coming, just without Snow White.

Celebrating 25 Years of “The Lost Boys”

The vampire classic turns a quarter century, just in time to make you feel old.

Artist Tony Moore Sues For Co-Authorship Of “The Walking Dead”

Only a few months after suing longtime collaborator Robert Kirkman over the proceeds to The Walking Dead, artist Tony Moore is asking a federal court to declare him co-author of the lucrative horror franchise.

My Top Five Choices For A Joss Whedon Marvel Television Series

Eric Diaz talks about what he would want to see when the Marvel Universe comes to the small screen.

How DC Comics Can Save The Teen Titans Franchise

DC has let one of their once cornerstone titles become 90’s style cheese. Here’s how to fix it.

Mickey Rourke Is Officially Back As Marv In “Sin City: A Dame To Kill For”

Mickey Rourke is officially returning as fan favorite character Marv in the Sin City sequel.

UPDATE: Marvel Studios Getting Galactus/Silver Surfer From Fox In Exchange For Daredevil Rights?

Things are about to get interesting when it comes to the Marvel/Twentieth Century Fox deal.

25 Years Of ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’: Looking Back At Season One

A Quarter Century Later, the rocky shakedown voyage of the USS Enterprise.

Lady Gaga Joins The Cast Of “Machete Kills”

Looks like Robert Rodriguez’ Machete sequel Machete Kills is about to get a heavy dose of fabulousness, as […]

After The Dark Knight Rises, What’s Next For Batman?

So Christopher Nolan has finished his Batman saga with this past weekend’s release of  The Dark Knight Rises, […]

A Batman For All Seasons: How The Batman Movies & Comics Have Reflected Each Other Over The Years

On this, the day of the release of The Dark Knight Rises, the final chapter in Christopher Nolan’s epic […]

SDCC Panel Round Up Part 2: Green Arrow, Joss Whedon, Breaking Bad, He-Man & More

Being a veteran of twelve consecutive Comic Cons now, I know the drill when it comes to the […]

SDCC Panel Roundup: Star Trek: The Next Generation, DC All Access, & Batman’s Biggest Secret

Some people love coming to the San Diego Comic Con for the cosplay, the shopping, and just the […]

15 Years of “Boogie Nights” – One Fan’s Appreciation

Two movies came out this past week, both to great financial success that few saw coming. Both the […]

Geekscape Reviews “Magic Mike”

It is going to be difficult to seperate my review of Magic Mike-the movie, versus Magic Mike- the midnight […]

Geekscape Reviews Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter

The minute I first saw the trailer for Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, I thought “this is either going […]

How The 1960’s Batman Television Series Helped Save Batman

If you’re a Batman fan of a certain age, say mid twenties to younger, chances are you pretty […]

Justice League XXX 3D To Feature Gay Green Lantern Scene

For years now I’ve been seeing announcements for super hero porn parodies ranging from Avengers XXX to Superman […]

Geekscape Comics Reviews: “Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre #1”

Despite my love of female super heroes, the main super heroine character of Alan Moore’s classic Watchmen, the […]

Why “Days of Future Past” Is A Brilliant Idea For An X-Men Sequel

Yesterday it was revealed that Twentieth Century Fox had registered the name Days of Future Past with the […]

“Justice League” & “Wonder Woman” Movies Get New Screenwriters Attached

So, the announcement we all knew was coming once Avengers made a billion plus dollars has finally arrived; […]

“The Exorcist” Being Remade, But For Television

In the world of horror movies, there is William Friedkin’s The Exorcist, and then there is everything else. […]

Which Classic DC Character Will Turn Out To Be Gay This June?

At this past weekend’s Kapow Comic Convention in the UK, DC Editor-In-Chief Dan Didio dropped a pretty big […]

“Green Lantern: Rise of the Red Lanterns” Comes To DVD This August

If you’re one of the many disappointed by Warner Brother’s live action Green Lantern film last year, take […]

The Geekscape Review – Tim Burton’s “Dark Shadows”

Dark Shadows is a really weird movie to review. Actually, it is just a really weird movie, period, […]

Post Avengers- 12 Easy Steps To An Awesome Justice League Movie

So  The Avengers movie has finally come out, and knocked the socks off pretty much everyone out there, comics […]

“The Avengers” – Eric Diaz’s Geekscape Review

As a little kid growing up in the 80’s, I remember imagining the super heroes I so dearly […]

Sam Raimi To Produce Remake Of “Poltergeist” For MGM

MGM has hired Evil Dead and Spider-Man trilogy helmer Sam Raimi to produce the remake of the classic […]

Twentieth Century Fox Teases Fans At Cinemacon 2012

For years, Twentieth Century Fox has been the studio fanboys love to hate; from slowly killing the Alien […]

Neil Gaiman’s “The Graveyard Book” Winds Up At Disney

Neil Gaiman’s children’s novel The Graveyard Book has been in some form of development since the book came […]