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Things can and will change plenty over the course of 20 years. It’s a truth that applies to people, places, and sometimes film festivals. Once the scrappy genre curio co-founded by Tim League in the mid-2000s as a movie nerd Mecca—one which lived up to the local motto of “keep

In the middle of a snow-swept street, which at night seems wholly abandoned to the chill of twilight, sits a solitary box. This wooden black cube, and the even more abject dark secrets contained therein, is the tantalizing hook of Bryan Bertino’s Vicious. It is in this object, we are

Den of Geek is thrilled to partner with Flatiron Books to celebrate the release of Saltcrop, the latest novel from acclaimed author Yume Kitasei, known for her sci-fi heist novel The Stardust Grail. Five lucky readers will have the chance to win their very own copy of Kitasei’s sweeping new

With Inherent Vice, one of his best films, Paul Thomas Anderson established himself as a brilliant channeler of the particular poetic disappointments of America’s countercultures. That adaptation of Thomas Pynchon’s seriocomic neo-noir by the same name takes the stoned sense of bleary, grim not-really-surprise–– at our nation’s corruption, its cynicism,

Nintendo has never forgotten its origins with the Super Mario franchise. Even though there has been a focus on 3D gaming since the turn of the century and plenty of classics in that genre – from the expansive intergalactic platforming of Super Mario Galaxy to the sun-spotted vacation exploits in