In a Violent Nature is Friday the 13th from the perspective of Jason Vorhees and you’ll either love it or hate it. It’s not literally Friday the 13th, as in, it isn’t a licensed film in the franchise, but the inspiration taken from the classic slasher from 1980 is not subtle. In a Violent Nature,... Continue Reading →
Movie Review | The G Rating: 4 out of 5 stars The G, directed by Karl R. Hearne and starring the phenomenal Dale Dickey, premiered at the Glasgow Film Festival and will hit UK and Irish cinemas on June 21st. It's a ride you can't afford to miss, and I can only hope it releases... Continue Reading →
Dead Eyes Returns: Gerry Duggan and John McCrea Reignite Their Crime Thriller At Geek Network, we are always thrilled to see what Gerry Duggan is up to in and out of the indie comics scene. This time, he’s making a grand return, teaming up with the acclaimed artist John McCrea to resurrect their highly-praised crime... Continue Reading →
The Tin Can Society: Rick Remender's Latest Venture! Geek Network is always thrilled when new Rick Remender news surfaces, and this time, it’s a cyberpunk, super-powered adventure that promises to be a game-changer! The New York Times bestselling writer Rick Remender (Napalm Lullaby, Deadly Class, LOW) has teamed up with showrunner/writer Peter Warren (The Auteur,... Continue Reading →
Embrace the Olympic Spirit with Papercutz: Smurfs and Asterix Join the 2024 Games! As the world eagerly anticipates the XXXIII Olympiad in Paris, Papercutz brings a delightful twist to the games with beloved characters from the Smurfs and Asterix universes. Celebrating the summer Olympics, these iconic French creations are set to entertain fans with exciting... Continue Reading →
REVIEW | The Hangman In The Hangman, director Bruce Wemple takes us on a camping trip to hell right into the heart of Appalachia, where the picturesque landscapes hide dark and deadly secrets. What starts as a heartfelt attempt by Leon (LeJon Woods), a middle-aged door-to-door salesman, to mend his troubled relationship with his teenage... Continue Reading →
REVIEW | Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #1 What happens when you combine a Western and samurai tale? Damn good comics. Falling in Love on the Path to Hell #1 is written by Gerry Duggan with art by Garry Brown, colors by Chris O’Halloran, letters by Joe Sabino, logo and design by... Continue Reading →
Ghost Machine Establishes Monumental Scholarship with The Joe Kubert School In a landmark collaboration, Ghost Machine has launched the Ghost Machine Scholarship in partnership with The Joe Kubert School, an iconic institution in graphic arts education founded by the legendary comic book artist Joe Kubert. This initiative underscores Ghost Machine's commitment to fostering the next... Continue Reading →
REVIEW | The Singularity I found Bear McCreary through war. God of War, to be specific. I wasn’t familiar with his work before the soft reboot of the God of War franchise in 2018. McCreary’s resume is extensive, though. McCreary, an Emmy and BAFTA Award-winning and Grammy-Award nominated composer, has worked on projects ranging from... Continue Reading →
ULTRAMEGA's Confident Return: More Gothic, Kaiju Action for Comic Fans! The comic world is skree-onking with excitement as Skybound Entertainment and Image Comics announce the return of James Harren’s blockbuster series ULTRAMEGA. This highly anticipated second arc will hit comic book shops on September 18, and fans couldn't be more thrilled. Here at Geek Network,... Continue Reading →
