Mere hours before “Strangers Things” season 3 gets released, Chris and Dan sat down to talk about the first two seasons of the series. Chris: One of the first things that comes to mind, when talking about “Stranger Things” is the 80s nostalgia and how it was used to create the whole storyline. You can see… Continue reading
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Big Geekified 2018 Summary. Part 4/5: TV Series
Welcome to the penultimate part of our 2018 summary. This time we’re writing about our favourite TV series. The Good Place An original sitcom that introduces us to the main characters being dead and now get to live the rest of eternity in The Good Place. The series focuses on Eleanor Shellstrop that believes she… Continue reading
Dragon Ball Super Episode 131 Review
130 Recap This is the moment we have all been waiting for. The Tournament of power has finally come to an end. I will be including spoilers. Just for a recap, in Episode 130 we had an incredible battle of Jiren and Goku. Goku seemed like he was going to finish the fight. Actually, it… Continue reading
New Dragon Ball Film and FLCL!
Dragon Ball Film and News There is a new Dragon Ball Super film in the works. Everyone. The hype is REAL! The animation looks smooth – much like the most recent Dragon Ball films: Battle of The Gods and Resurrection of Frieza. With the Tournament of Power ending, it’s still unclear as to where Dragon… Continue reading
Big Geekified 2017 Summary. Part 4/5: TV Series
Welcome to the penultimate part of our 2017 summary. This time we write about our favourite TV series: from Japanese animations to live-action dramas. Doctor Who: Christmas Special Doctor Who and Christmas Specials are almost synonimous. Airing on Christmas on BBC America, it was exciting to see The Doctor regenerate into a female. Jodie Whittaker…. Continue reading
Miyazaki’s singular ‘Lupin the 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro’ screens twice in September
For American anime fans who need end-of-summer salvation, know that a guardian angel has your back. The Hayao Miyazaki opus “Lupin the 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro” enjoys a second coming! Maybe the blessed event is destined for a hallowed location near you! Thanks to acclaimed Sega-Sammy subsidiary TMS Entertainment, plus distributors ELEVEN ARTS Anime… Continue reading
San Diego Comic-Con 2017: A Big Summary Part 2 of 3
Welcome to the second part of our big San Diego Comic-Con 2017 summary. Today we’ll talk about the most interesting Friday events. Without the unnecessary empty introductions, let’s move on to the goodies. First, a table of contents for your convenience. TABLE OF CONTENTS FRIDAY Young Justice Marvel: Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends DC Universe… Continue reading
San Diego Comic-Con 2017: A Big Summary Part 1 of 3
It’s been almost four weeks since we had a very important event for all the geeks out there: San Diego Comic-Con (or SDCC, for short). As you all should know, it’s not just a comic book convention. It’s about all things popculture: tv shows, films and games included. There sure has been a lot of… Continue reading
An Anonymous Call to Action for Sonic Boom: The True, Blue Teen Choice
Happy almost Bastille Day, post July 4th, and most important, Hot Dog Month! In celebration, please consider exercising your right to vote, regardless of your age, location, or citizenship. Folks, Sonic Boom is on the ballot as Choice Animated TV Show for Teen Choice 2017 ™ Awards! Therefore, this year, your geek voice is crucial!… Continue reading
Big ‘Boom’ in Bentonville
Bentonville Film Festival (BFF) are fast friends. As proof, this duo fuses forces for explosive fun on Friday, May 5 in Bentonville, Arkansas. The public is hereby invited. Now 3 years old, BFF is the brainchild of American retail juggernaut Walmart and Oscar-winning actor Geena Davis (“Thelma & Louise,” “Beetlejuice,” “Stuart Little”). For its 2017… Continue reading
Twin Peaks Revival: First Photos
In the era of TV series revivals (we’ve had X-Files, Gilmore Girls, 24, Heroes and Dallas recently, just to name a few), there is one that I’m especially excited to see: Twin Peaks. It’s been 26 years since the series ended on that mesmerising cliffhanger (“Where’s Annie?” – I still shiver on a mere thought… Continue reading