Author: Kevin Gilmartin

Thirty-one years ago the cinema going public were treated to a terrifying apocalyptic vision of the future born from the fevered nightmare of director James Cameron. The “metal

Given that Sherlock Holmes is one of the most iconic fictional characters ever created and has to be one of the most depicted on the screen, this new

It cannot be easy in the theme park trade these days, with Alton Towers in the news for accidents more fitting of the Final Destination series, SeaWorld receiving

The new sci-fi thriller from The Wachowskis and J Michael Straczynski landed on Netflix yesterday, and after a promising media campaign which piqued our excitement, we’re sorry to

Ah, Netflix – what did we ever do without you? The streaming giant who brought us Breaking bad, House of Cards, Hemlock Grove, DareDevil, Orange is the New

When a reboot/remake/reimagining (choose your own variant of cliché) exits the Hollywood studios these days, it is a hard internal struggle to remain open-minded and judge the film

Having been shrouded in a cloud of mystery during filming second only to J J Abrams’ forthcoming The Force Awakens, Brad Bird’s latest feature hits multiplexes this week.

In the early 21st century a global pandemic nearly wiped out the human race. Seven billion died, and in a desperate attempt to save what was left of

“Is it a bird…?” “Aye!” Sorry, just a wee bit of niche Glaswegian geek humour there. The trailer for the long-awaited Supergirl TV show has landed and the GeekChocolate crew have,

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Frank Herbert’s Dune, The Folio Society have released a limited edition illustrated version. And it is stunning! Here are just a few of