In the past few years, we've seen some excellent low budget science fiction films, but we've also seen some awful big budget tent pole genre fare. The question is, "is there an inverse relationship between budget and quality?:

Shawna discusses the sights and sounds of San Diego Comic Con 2009

This Sunday, the Geeks will be discussing the lesser known aspects of SDCC. In addition to Comic Book and films about Comic Books, the SDCC has events and panels that span all pop culture interests. Whether you love SF/Fantasy literature, old horror movie

This week and next, we'll be providing an insider's guide into the San Diego Comic Con. What are the tricks of getting to sit in on the panels you want to see? How do you get to meet the artists you want to meet? This week we're talking about the Comic

Lots of TV news to discuss tonight - so Shawna Benson will break it all down...the new shows, what's coming back next fall, what didn't make the cut, and what the heck happened with Dollhouse, Chuck and other beloved 'geek' shows!

Hang out with the geeks as we talk with the first author in 22 years to be authorized by the Sax Rohmer estate to write a Fu Manchu novel. THE TERROR OF FU MANCHU was recently published by Black Coat Press and we look forward to talking with William abou

Gail Z. Martin returns to Geekerati to discuss the third book in her Chronicles of the Necromancer Series. What lies ahead for Martris Drayke?

The pulps of the early 20th centruy defined many of the tropes of modern heroic fiction. Whether you are reading a comic book, reading a James Patterson novel, or watching a Joss Whedon action/adventure television show, the pulps were an influence. But

David Gaider joins the geeks to discuss his novel Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne. The novel is a prologue to the eagerly awaited BioWare Dragon Age video game. BioWare has a history of producing excellent fantasy/sf video games and David has been at the

When WATCHMEN came out in the 1980's it rocked the comic book universe. Will the movie rock theater audiences as much as the original maxi-series blew the minds of comic fans?