A fun road trip in Randy Ribay’s new book In real life, you need real friends. Bound by their passion for “Dragons and Dungeons,” four teenagers travel west on a trip that would test their friendship. On the road, they will have to face the problems they’re escaping from. Will they turn around, or forge…
Geek Book Review: When Light Left Us
An imaginative and heartfelt exploration of human—and non-human—nature.
Geek Book Review: Every You, Every Me
A David Levithan psychological tale in “Every You, Every Me”
Geek Book Review: Nowhere Near You
The second installment to the story of friends Ollie and Moritz
Geek Film Review Vol. 5 No. 3: Spider-Man: No Way Home
The multi-verse reveals three versions of Spider-Man. The world now knows that Peter Parker is Spider-Man. In order to reverse time, Peter taps the help of Dr. Strange. But it has consequences, and the young hero will soon find out the price of making people forget about his identity. Two Spider-Man movies with Tom Holland…
Geek Film Review Vol. 5 No. 2: Munich: The Edge of War
The adaptation of Robert Harris’ novel will keep the audience on the edge of their seats.
TV Series Review Vol. 6 No. 1: Lovesick
Finally, a just chill TV viewing in “Lovesick”
Geek Film Review Vol. 5 No. 1: Firebird
Firebird tells a forbidden love behind the Iron Curtain
Geek Book Review: The Son of Good Fortune
In “The Son of Good Fortune,” Lysley Tenorio portrayed an invisible kid who must remain hidden not by choice, but in order to survive.
2021 Geek Prize Movie Pick: Operation Finale
We present our top movie picks this year.