Month: June 2011

Summer blockbuster season is in full swing, but very few films actually do bust down cityblocks, and if any are going to do it, it’s going to be

On Sunday 26th June, Thomas Dekker was kind enough to take time out of his busy schedule at the Starfury T3 Convention at the Radisson Edwardian Hotel to

Science fiction is a genre that is always moving forwards, always adapting and mutating to meet the new frontiers of knowledge and research.  How to keep abreast of

Once again, June brings around the arrival of the world’s longest continuously running film festival, now in its 65th year. As with so many other arts events the

JJ Abrams has directed two major sequels based on television shows, Mission: Impossible III  and the 2009 reboot of Star Trek, but this summer he will unleash his

The summer movie blockbuster season is truly with us, and on a raft of ebullient studio publicity and less enthusiastic word of mouth, arrives Green Lantern.  Does it

The oldest staple of the horror movie, from F W Murnau’s Nosferatu through the many other adaptations of Dracula and The Hunger, The Lost Boys, Immortal Blood, and

In all the blockbuster multiplex bravado, there is space for something altogether more unique and challenging.  Join GeekChocolate as we experience the lastest film from Greg Araki, starring

Few books can be read by a contemporary audience and still stand as modern masterpieces without account being taken of the context. There are timeless works still relevant

On a particularly rainy afternoon in central London, GeekChocolate sat down for a chat with author Joe Hill.  The son of world-famous author Stephen King, Joe also wrote the