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'Monstrosity' - Forces of Geek

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 can’t make this stuff up, and considering how awful it is, you probably shouldn’t…Monstrosity (aka The Atomic Brain) (1963)Distributed by: Emerson Film EnterprisesDirected by: Joseph V.
'Betweeners: Vol. 1' (review)

2 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Created and Written by Adam Carter Art by Armin OzdicCover by Gui SabinoPublished by Adam CarterThis book is completely and utterly nuts. I read the first few pages and then tried to research a bit about the creative team. It did yield some rather interesting results. I wasn’t sure which way this was going to go from the onset but it does go to some truly interesting places as a whole. This comic is for those who like the dark side of entertainment and for those who are into horror films.
'Santos Sisters Vol. 1' (review)

3 weeks ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written and Illustrated by Greg and FakePublished by Fantagraphics BooksThis was a strange comic book that I just enjoyed the hell out of. It is sort of hard to describe the reading experience but I am going to give it a shot. The book is a combination of super heroics and sort of slice of life drama. It reminds me of really classic Archie comics with that classic look. It has a lot of stories within these pages that really show that the creators love comics.
'The Cabbie: Definitive Edition' (review)

1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written and Illustrated by by Martí Riera Ferrer Introduction by Art Spiegelman Translated by Andrea RosenbergPublished by FantagraphicsI have to confess that I have been trying for a really long time to get into this book. I have heard from many people that it is a book that is “right up my alley.”Part of the reason it’s been so hard for me to get through is because I haven’t been able to find a good enough copy to read.
'Shameless: The Complete Series' DVD (review)

1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

Shameless is a rare and enduring television achievement—an unfiltered, emotionally raw exploration of family, survival, and identity in modern America. Running for eleven seasons from 2011 to 2021, the series, developed by John Wells and adapted from Paul Abbott’s British original, found a lasting home on Showtime, where it became a defining work of television storytelling.
'The Magilla Gorilla Show: The Complete Series' Blu-ray (review)

1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

Magilla Gorilla: The Complete Series is a delightful blast from the past—a classic slice of Hanna-Barbera whimsy that ran from 1964 to 1967. With 31 episodes of slapstick mischief, colorful characters, and charmingly simple storylines, it’s a shining example of the golden age of television cartoons. Thanks to this Blu-ray release from Warner Archive, this lovable primate is still swinging into hearts decades after his debut. At its core, Magilla Gorilla keeps things wonderfully straightforward.
Fantasia Obscura: 'Terror in the Midnight Sun / Invasion of the Animal People'

1 month 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 uncover the victims of the Law of Diminishing Returns…Terror in the Midnight Sun (aka Rymdinvasion i Lappland) / Invasion of the Animal People (1959 / 1962)Distributed by: Legend Films / A.D.P. PicturesDirected by: Virgil W.
'The Power Fantasy Volume 1: The Superpowers' TPB (review)

1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz |Kieron Gillen

Written by Kieron Gillen Art by Caspar WijngaardPublished by Image ComicsI have to say that I haven’t read too many comic books from either of these creators. I have read their major works (The Wicked and the Divine and Home Sick Pilots), but haven’t read much beyond. They both are solid creators but they both never really appealed to me. With that, I decided to check out their newest work that they collaborated on. It sounded interesting enough.
Win Gregory Peck & Sophia Loren in 'Arabesque

1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Stefan Blitz

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'Fishflies' HC (review) - Forces of Geek

1 month ago | forcesofgeek.com | Lenny Schwartz

Written and Illustrated by Jeff LemirePublished by Image ComicsWriter and artist Jeff Lemire is still one of the most creative and thrilling creators in the comic book industry. His creativity really knows no bounds. He can do everything from writing, to drawing, to lettering and coloring and even painting. He also can work for the Big Two and then work on creator owned titles. This is one of his more recent creator owned titles and it is a good one.