product review
Product reviews and how-to's of rising geek merchandise, from Funkos to magazines, comics, books, and novelty collectibles.
Disney+
To say that everyone was excited about this is an understatement. It launched and within matters of minutes millions of people in their 20s and 30s jumped at the chance to subscribe to this product. And for very good reason. Disney+ is everyone’s dream, it is literally a 1990 childhood brought back to our fingertips. Classic shows that were so amazing that we all grew up watching, Even Stevens, Kim Possible, That's so Raven and the list just continues. Plus, it has so many Disney, Pixar and Marvel movies to make everyone’s movie binging dream comes true.
By Hannah Elliott6 years ago in Geeks
The 10 Best Subscription Boxes for Geeks
If you’re a geek of any kind; whether it’s for Star Wars, Harry Potter, or Marvel comics; then the best subscription boxes for geeks are sure to have something that you’ll love. Embracing your own personal style has never been this easy, and showing off which faction you rep has never been this much fun before. Geeky subscription boxes provide you the best value for your money, and ensures you will get products that are the perfect mix of fun, practical, and envy-inducing.
By Brayden Simmons7 years ago in Geeks
DC Universe Roku Review
DC Universe officially launched on 9/15, Batman day! DC Universe is currently offered at two different price points, $7.99 a month, or $74.99 for a one year subscription which is a savings of 20% versus the monthly plan. When DC Universe was first announced during Comic-Con, they introduced a plan for $74.99 for 15-months instead of the standard $74.99 12-month plan. I was a little worried placing $74.99 down on an app that still had not been released, but I took the leap. I figured $74.99 for 15 months turns out to be $4.99 a month, a savings of $3.00 a month over the standard monthly plan, what a deal.
By Brian Kapter7 years ago in Geeks
J.K. Rowling's Wizarding World Loot Crate — May 2018
Loot Crate is a subscription box service that provides exclusive, quality items for fandoms — this is my review for the May 2018 Wizarding World crate. I am not sponsored by Loot Crate. All opinions are my own.
By Alexandria Blan ☽8 years ago in Geeks
J.K. Rowling's Wizarding World Loot Crate Review—March 2018
Loot Crate is a subscription box service that provides exclusive, quality items for fandoms — this is my review for the March 2018 Wizarding World crate. I am not sponsored by Loot Crate. All opinions are my own.
By Alexandria Blan ☽8 years ago in Geeks
'A Simple Story' by Elizabeth Inchbald
Introduction A Simple Story isn't a very good title in my opinion. Why title your story a simple story when readers can read tales of adventure or about specific characters? To my surprise, I actually enjoyed the book. This review will aim to be spoiler free.
By Chloe Gilholy8 years ago in Geeks
Best Gifts for 'Friends' Fans to Own
Friends is one of the most all-time, popular 1990s television shows ever in history and if you can't see that, you know nothing about TV. I've never met one person who doesn't like Friends, that's how lovable the show really is. From its hilarious characters to the unforgettable phrases like "smelly cat" and "how you doin'," and even Friends theories, this show has a place in almost everyone's heart. It's seriously hard not to love a show like Friends.
By Jacqueline Hanikeh8 years ago in Geeks
Manga Spice Cafe: A Review
Anyone who's ever met me can tell you that I have a very geeky side to me that I rarely like to show to most people. I'm a big time fan of Japanese culture, food, and yes, manga artwork. In fact, my favorite movie of all time is Casshern.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart8 years ago in Geeks










