Horror Geek Life

1 week ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

Blowing things up is fun. Many hours were spent taking down monolithic structures or leveling industry across dozens of games in my youth, partially due to the sheer destructive nature of it all, but also due to the spectacle. A man-made piece of masonry, a testament to humanity’s will and fortitude to reach the skies, being brought down by ludicrous explosions or hefty bombardments always appeals to that carnal desire to see things go up in smoke. It’s admittedly pretty hilarious, too.

1 week ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Jeff Fountain

Heavy spoilers for Daredevil: Born Again Season 1, now on Disney+In 2015, fans were treated to a hard-hitting Daredevil series on Netflix. Although it only lasted until 2018, those 39 episodes were among the best comic book television shows ever put on the small screen. Flash forward ten years to 2025, and Daredevil has returned, this time on Disney+, with a series titled Daredevil: Born Again.

1 week ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Jeff Fountain

I was already a fan of science fiction at an early age (thanks, Dad), cutting my teeth on Star Trek, The Twilight Zone, and wild B-movie adventures. While I had no idea what Star Wars would become, the first film, Episode IV – A New Hope, grabbed my attention, and I soaked in its sci-fi wonder.

2 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Sean Shuman

For better or worse, a lot of indie games are usually the product of a single, unyielding vision. Brought to life by a variety of influences and a desire to see someone’s unique ideas come to life, they’re often a way to see something thoroughly detached from the mainstream. Take Alisa, for example. Who could’ve ever expected a throwback to classic survival horror games to have not only a stealth section, but an arcadey rail shooter section afterwards without so much as a breath to take it all in?

3 weeks ago | horrorgeeklife.com | Jeff Fountain

As the years have gone by, The Shining has reached that envious position where it finds itself in most people’s top ten horror films of all time. With legendary director Stanley Kubrick at the helm and an original story by the master of macabre, Stephen King, it seemed destined to reach lofty heights in the world of cinema. However, it was a rocky road full of Kubrick’s infamous retakes, an unsatisfied King, and not-so-enthralled critics at the time of release.