Hypnosis, historical fiction, and a Sherlock-like case in “Freud.”
The TV Series Review Vol. 4 No. 5: Rewriting History in “Hollywood”
Imagine a 1940s where black, Asians, and women win major Oscars.
Geek Book Review: Patron Saints of Nothing
“I drift off to sleep thinking of my cousin and me, of humanity and its problems, of oceans and islands. I imagine both of us, patron saints of nothing.”
Top 10 Best TV Series (April)
Vatican scandals, college days, and a war on a galaxy far, far away. Here’s our Top 10 Geek list for this month’s best TV series.
Geek Book Review: The Color of Lies by C.J. Lyons
The best lies always begin in the truth. Ella Cleary has a rare ability: she could see colors that reveal people’s true emotions. Her world is set on taking care of her grandmother who has the same rare medical condition. Her dream of traveling around the world just a fantasy. But when a young journalist…
Geek Book Review: I’d Walk with My Friends If I Could Find Them
From redwood forests to open desert roads to the streets of Kabul Jesse Goolsby casts backward and forward in time to track three soldiers’ life.
Geek Film Review Vol. 3 No. 4: Back to Zombieland (Double Tap)
Welcome back to Zombieland! Fasten your seat belts. It’s Rule #4.
Geek Film Review Vol. 3 No. 3: Naked As We Came (2012)
Love, loss, and hope are tumultuously explored amidst a tranquil backdrop.
The TV Series Review Vol. 4 No. 4: Closing the loop in Star Wars Clone Wars Season 7
“Soon the galaxy will be remade…”
The TV Series Review Vol. 4 No. 3: In a multiverse, a fun North Korea in “Crash Landing on You”
Move out James Franco’s version of North Korea. In “Crash Landing on You,” there’s a North Korea with friendly DMZ soldiers, funny neighbors, and a department store to boot. Also, a military officer that can fall in love with an intruder.
