I have said this before but I really don’t get all the hate for Tom Cruise. He has made some awesome movies; (Last Samurai, Mission Impossible, Top Gun and Days of Thunder), he […]
Edge of Tomorrow (2014) Film Review
X-MEN franchise going strong after 14 years (SPOILERS)
BEFORE WE BEGIN I SHOULD MENTION THAT THERE WILL BE SPOILERS The longest running superhero film franchise is back and it’s been one hell of a run (Yes the Avengers have more […]
Godzilla (2014) – Long Live the King ! (WARNING-Spoilers)
It feels like we had to wait an eternity but it was worth it, Godzilla is back and Long Live The King Of Monsters. As a film it was an unusual mix of […]
Comic Review: Lou Scannon – The Wolfman of Astrotraz
Two of the pillars of my life are Science Fiction and Comedy. They have met before with success in Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, Futurama and even Firefly, but more often than […]
Comic Review: Scene City Part 1 ‘Impossibly Emo’
Sometimes when growing up we tended to think that our scene defined us; the skate kids would hang near the Cathedral, the goth (then eventually) emo kids would hit up City Hall […]
Theatre Review: Demented – Lyric Theatre
“It’s like the start of a really bad joke, ‘a woman, a cripple, and a man with dementia walk into a bank’” Gary Mitchell’s latest play features Andrew (Ian Beattie) who is […]
Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival – 15 Years and Still Going Strong
The 15th Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival has now finished and we thought we would reflect by giving our own personal highlights. For myself, I am finding it difficult to actually pinpoint just […]
Ann Harrison Exhibition, Wicker Man, Belfast – May 2014
Ann Louise Harrison, a talented artist/illustrator from Belfast is showcasing her work at The Wicker Man, Belfast and Nerdgeist had the pleasure of attending her opening night. Her work contains an eclectic […]
Malik Bendjelloul (14/9/77 – 13/5/14)
Tragically, Swedish documentary film-maker Malik Bendjelloul, age 36, took his own life. Relatively unknown outside of Sweden where he originally worked as a public broadcaster before deciding to create documentaries about musicians […]
HR Giger (5th February 1940 – 12th May 2014)
I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to say that there are few contemporary artists that can illustrate nightmares as vividly as the Swiss sculptor and painter HR Giger. If you don’t recognise […]
