Author: Kevin Gilmartin

We live in a golden age of geekdom. The technology in our hands is what has been dreamt of for years, the people making movies are geeks who

Riding high at the international box office comes Disney’s latest big-budget animated hymn to Girl Power, Moana. Eschewing their usual sources from European folk-tales, Disney have taken their

The Forever War by Joe Haldeman is a science fiction staple and a firm favourite of the GeekChocolate staff. The classic 1974 novel tells the story of William Mandella,

When in 1990 J K Rowling, travelling on a delayed train from Manchester to London, had the idea for the story of a young wizard boy attending a

Now regarded as the last significant film by director Robert Aldrich, Twilight’s Last Gleaming is a powerful anti-war melodrama centred around the hijacking of a nuclear missile silo

It’s early morning and you have dragged yourself to the first train out of the city. Half asleep you barely acknowledge the other passengers around you, all equally

Holy returning heroes, Batman! Adam West and Burt Ward return to bring their unique brand of heroism to the screen. Before Affleck, before Bale, before Keaton, there was

The second film in the third phase of the the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe opens with a brand-new Marvel ident; where Captain America: Civil War signalled a huge

With the success of Harry Potter and the Twilight sagas it is unsurprising that Hollywood, always eager to earn more money, is now seeking another series of popular

Stanley Kubrick’s scorching 1957 court martial drama Paths of Glory, his third bona fide feature following the cult success of Killer’s Kiss and The Killing, makes its way