The Cap is back in this sequel to the 2011 hit, Captain America: The First Avenger. Chris Evans doing what he does best as Steve Rogers, who is paired up with Johansson’s […]
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Film Review
The Extinction Parade-Comic Book Review
From Max Brooks,the mind behind Zombie Survival Guide and the terrifying World War Z, comes this new comic series that takes a fresh look at Vampires. So sit back and enjoy The […]
Leprecon 35 Review
Many people flooded Dublin’s streets on Saturday 8th March to watch Ireland’s victorious game against Italy in the Six Nations rugby tournament. For Nerdgeist this was not the case, we where […]
Revenge – Comic Book Review
From the mind of Johnathan Ross comes one of the most violent comics I have ever read. The story follows C-list celeb Griffin Franks, someone who never made it to the top […]
Vikings Season 2 Episode 1 Review
Finally its back, the series that originally tied me over till Game of Thrones, which became so much more. History Channel’s Vikings has began airing its 10 episode second season last Thursday. […]
Krantz: Book Review
I’m taking you on a journey this time to the magic time of the 1980s, to France and Spain where a graphic novel way ahead of its time was released. The book […]
Story Writing for Games
Story Writing for Games was a free panel event held at CCA Theatre on Monday 24 February as part of the Glasgow Film Festival Did you ever wonder what is it like to write […]
The To Do List (2013) Film Review
Set in the glory days of 1993 Aubrey Plaza stars as Brandy Klark, a straight A student set to go off to college, who makes that summer her mission to become sexually experienced. Yes […]
Locke (2013) Film Review
Locke is a 2013 British-American drama film written and directed by Steven Knight. The film stars Tom Hardy, Olivia Colman and Andrew Scott . When I saw the trailer I wasn’t sure what to expect as it didn’t give much […]
The Zero Theorem (2013) Film Review
Terry Gilliam’s newest endeavour returns to the familiar setting of a dystopian world however, unlike Brazil, the world of The Zero Theorem is bright, brash and loud with ads that literally follow […]
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