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'Night People' HC (review)

1 week ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written by Christopher Condon Based on the novel by Barry GiffordArt by Brian Level, Alexandre Tefenkgi, Artyom Topilin, Marco FinneganPublished by Oni PressI enjoy a lot of Barry Gifford’s writing. I loved his work with David Lynch, first with Wild At Heart and then Lost Highway. There is a very particular style that he has with his work that I find interesting and appealing. It may not be for everyone, but I quite like the weirdness in his work.
Fantasia Obscura: 'The Neptune Factor'

1 week ago | forcesofgeek.com | James Ryan

There are some fantasy, science fiction, and horror films that not every fan has caught. Not every film ever made has been seen by the audience that lives for such fare. Some of these deserve another look, because sometimes not every film should remain obscure.
'A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge' (review)

1 week ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written and Illustrated by Josh NeufeldPublished by Pantheon Graphic LibraryI have to say, this is truly a remarkable piece of work. The writer and artist Josh Neufeld does a hell of a job on this, and the documentary nature of this work is exemplary. This work was originally published as a web comic on the defunct online magazine called Smith. It is a comic that explores what happened to six different individuals in New Orleans in the days before Hurricane Katrina.
Win 'Things To Do in Denver When You're Dead' on 4K UHD Blu-ray!

1 week ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

Ex-crook Jimmy “The Saint” Tosnia (Andy Garcia) is trying his best to go legitimate until he’s dragged back into the world of crime for one last, seemingly simple mission. All Jimmy and his eccentric cronies have to do is intimidate their target. But they make a disastrous series of mistakes that result in the death of a woman connected to a powerful gangster. Before long, Mr. Shhh (Steve Buscemi), a notorious assassin who never slips up, is sent to take down Jimmy and his partners.
'Lioness: Season 2' DVD (review)

2 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

Taylor Sheridan’s Lioness returns for a second season and continues to fuse military drama with undercover espionage and emotional intensity. The ingredients are all there: a covert CIA program run by tough operatives, complex geopolitics, and morally compromised missions.
'Helen of Wyndhorn' HC (review)

2 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written by Tom KingArt by Bilquis EvelyPublished by Dark Horse ComicsI have to say this for writer Tom King: he really likes to try to stretch himself. Every time I pick up a book that he’s written, I never know what to expect. This book here is no different. This time, King looks towards some of the old Conan and Red Sonja comic books for inspiration. He decides to take it into new direction of course because that’s what he does.
'The Future Is ******#1' (review)

2 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written by Fred Van Lente Art by Ennio BufiPublished by REKCAH ComicsThis is an intriguing premise for a comic and a really interesting debut issue. There are a lot more pages than the typical comic book issue. It is a cyberpunk tale, the kinds of which we have not really seen before. At the helm writing this tale is Fred Van Lente, who always delivers a new and interesting story. Van Lente has done a lot in different genres and this book does find him in new territory for sure.
Fantasia Obscura: 'Unknown World'

2 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | James Ryan

There are some fantasy, science fiction, and horror films that not every fan has caught. Not every film ever made has been seen by the audience that lives for such fare. Some of these deserve another look, because sometimes not every film should remain obscure. Sometimes, you just can’t bury your head in the ground…Unknown World (1951)Distributed by: Lippert PicturesDirected by: Terry O. MorseYou can hide, for all the good it’ll do you. Maybe it’s easier to just avoid things.
'Kosher Mafia: Vol. 1' (review)

3 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written David HazanArt by Sami Kivelä,Ellie Wright, Simon BowlandPublished by Mad Cave StudiosMad Cave Studios has been putting out some of the more interesting comic book stories in recent years. I love the Dick Tracy and Flash Gordon revivals and what the creative teams have done with those titles.
'Wacky Races: The Complete Series' Blu-ray (review)

3 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

Hanna-Barbera’s riotous road rally from 1968, Wacky Races gets the high-definition treatment it deserves. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if The Great Race took a sugar rush, drove off a cliff, bounced twice, and kept going with cartoon physics and a maniacal dog laughing in the passenger seat—this is it.