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Thomas DekkerOn 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
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Books
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
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Events
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
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Film
Super 8JJ 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
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Film
Green LanternThe 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
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Film
Stake Land
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,
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Film
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
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Science Fiction & Fantasy Books
First editionFew 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
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Interview
Joe Hill
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
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Film
X MenWhat are the odds of a director who walked out of a franchise being welcomed back by the studio to helm a later entry? Not something many directors have experienced, but perhaps
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