[LIST] JULY STAFF PICKS
It’s time for our monthly Staff Picks. Check out what some of the Geek’d-Out staff is reading, playing, and watching this month!
[REVIEW] ‘FEAR STREET PART 3: 1666’ DELIVERS A DISAPPOINTING CONCLUSION
It’s the perfect setting for an origin story about a witch’s curse, and the 666 is just the right amount of campiness. However, sadly, that’s where my appreciation for this film ends.
[REVIEW] SUMMER SLASHER FUN IN ‘FEAR STREET PART 1: 1994’
‘Fear Street Part 1’ is the perfect treat for 30-somethings like me who feel nostalgic for R.L. Stine but want something a bit more adult.
[LIST] JUNE STAFF PICKS
Want to know what some of the Geek’d Out staff are digging this month? Check out our June staff picks for some solid recommendations.
[REVIEW] COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS TO DAMNATION IN ‘CHERRY BLACKBIRD #1’
Cherry Blackbird #1 brings together rock n’ roll, the occult, and deals made with the Devil. Let the countdown to damnation begin.
[REVIEW] CHURCH AND STATE COLLIDE IN ‘THE CONJURING: THE DEVIL MADE ME DO IT’
Dream team Ed and Lorraine Warren tackle another horrific case in the latest film in The Conjuring Universe franchise.
[ADVANCE REVIEW] ‘AMITYVILLE POLTERGEIST’ IS IN IT FOR THE FUN JUMP SCARES
Amityville Poltergeist is the latest Amityville-inspired film, involving a house and the horrors located within.
[REVEW] ‘BROKEN SOULS BALLAD #1’ IS A FAMILIAR TALE…WITH MUSIC
First issues are tough, and while I’m not convinced that all of my questions are going to be answered any time soon, the creative team’s skills will bring me back to at least check out the second issue of Broken Souls Ballad.
[REVIEW] ‘THE MANY DEATHS OF LAILA STARR #1’ TELLS OF LIFE AFTER GODHOOD
Despite this being another entry amongst a slew of comics about gods and mortals, The Many Deaths of Laila Starr #1 with its compelling storyline, singular focus on Death/Laila, and Hindu roots make it worth your time.