Review

Xbox Game Passengers 005 – ‘Viva Pinata’

This game is weird and awesome and addicting and why isn’t there a new one?

Geekscape Reviews ‘Godzilla: King of the Monsters’ In 4DX

Godzilla goes up against its greatest opponent yet; an awful plot with an embarrassing script.

Geekscape Reviews ‘John Wick Chapter 3- Parabellum’ In 4DX

Can ‘Chapter 3’ live up to the high standards set by its predecessors? We get immersed in the 4DX experience to find out.

Xbox Game Passengers 002 – ‘MotoGP 17’

Mikaela returns this week to join Derek for a discussion about the incredibly challenging racer, MotoGP 17!

Geekscape Reviews ‘Captain Marvel’ In ScreenX

We give our take on the MCU’s last film before we reach the Endgame. But is it better in ScreenX?

SXSW 2019 Review: ‘Villains’

The wonderful Maika Monroe returns to her horror roots with a standout film from this year’s SXSW.

Geekscape Reviews ‘BanG Dream! Girls Band Party PICO Episode 2’

PoPiPa takes center stage, even if there’s no one there to watch them.

Geekscape Reviews ‘BanG Dream! Girls Band Party PICO’ Episode 1

A storm is brewing as rival girl bands converge

Geekscape Reviews ‘BanG Dream! Girls Band Party PICO Episode 20’

  This week’s episode of Garupa PICO leaned fully into the death meme surrounding the show, leading us […]

Fantastic Fest 2018 Review: ‘FP2: Beats Of Rage’

The long awaited sequel the 2011’s ‘The FP’ is finally here!

Fantastic Fest 2018 Review: ‘LadyWorld’

A brave and challenging attack on the audience’s psyche, ‘LadyWorld’ is one to watch out for.

Fantastic Fest 2018 Review: ‘You Might Be The Killer’

Matt has a new favourite horror film…

Fantastic Fest 2018 Review: ‘CAM’

One of the most talked about films from Fantastic Fest… for good reason.

Geekscape Movie Reviews: A24’s ‘Slice’ Is Overstuffed

Fun with friends and beers, but otherwise we’d order elsewhere.

I Don’t Know How To Play Video Games, But Here’s What I Thought Of ‘Detroit: Become Human’

Mikaela played through an entire video game, on her own, and she can’t stop talking about it.

Geekscape Games Reviews: ‘State Of Decay 2’

The long awaited sequel is finally here, but can it be the hit that Microsoft needs?

SXSW Movie Review: Blindspotting

One of the finest films of the year, bar none.

‘The Price of Fame’ Is Not Quite Worth The Price Of Admission

Everyone Has a Price.

Geekscape Games Reviews: ‘The Jackbox Party pack 4’!

Review: Jackbox keeps on grooving with the 4th installment in their yearly party pack.

Geekscape Reviews: ‘The Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess’ Vol. 2 By Akira Himekawa

A strong second volume in the adventurous game-turned-manga!

‘Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls’ Is A Much Better Game On PS4

We return to Towa City to find it in better shape than how we left it.

Step Into The Next Generation Of Dueling With Our Yu-Gi-Oh ‘Code Of The Duelist’ Unwrapping

Link Summoning arrives in the latest Yu-Gi-Oh expansion.

Link Summoning Arrives With Our Yu-Gi-Oh Link Strike Unboxing!

The latest evolution of the Yu-Gi-Oh card game arrives as Link Summoning makes its debut.

Geekscape Movie Reviews: ‘Atomic Blonde’

The most fun movie of the Summer? Could be.

SDCC 2017: We Tried The ‘Final Fantasy’ Trading Card Game! Did Square-Enix Summon A Hit?

We make room in our binders for Final Fantasy’s foray into trading card games!

Adventurer Log: ‘Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood’ Introduces Old Allies, New Threats And An Ixion Stampede

A lack of morale stands between us and the Empire as we feel the effects of Heavensward’s fallout.

Geekscape Reviews: ‘Vampire Knight Memories’ Vol.1 By Matsuri Hino

Return to the world of ‘Vampire Knight’ in ‘Vampire Knight Memories!’

Adventurer Log: Rediscovering ‘Final Fantasy XIV’ In ‘Stormblood’

We get reacquainted with a long lost Dragoon as FF XIV introduces its third expansion!

Geekscape Games Reviews: ‘Perception’

A memorable indie horror with some extremely unique mechanics.

Why ‘Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows Of Valentia’ Eclipses Its Predecessors

How the black sheep of the Fire Emblem series finally stands tall on its own.