The Geekerati Newsletter: Thoughts on Games & Pop Culture

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Star Trek Strange New Worlds Season 3 Part 1 Review: Comfort Food. Streaming. Hot.
For those of you who were around in the '80s, remember the shock of seeing Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) made into an evil cyborg, followed…
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LYT
In Memory of Robert E Howard: Jan 22, 1906 to June 11, 1936
When I saw the first Conan movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger I had never heard of Robert E Howard, but I loved the movie and quickly went out in…
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Christian Lindke
A Starcraft Licensed RPG?
Strange Licensed Role Playing Games Selection #2
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Christian Lindke
An All Frankenstein Weekly Geekly for 06/06/25
Jody didn’t have any readily available images of the Dr.
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Christian Lindke
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Predator: Killer of Killers Review - Yeeouch-ah!
Predator: Killer of Killers is technically a Predator movie, but it doesn't really feel like one.
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LYT
Is Soderbergh's Latest a Mixed Black Bag?
Taking a look at Steven Soderbergh's recent Espionage film.
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Christian Lindke
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein Has a Teaser Trailer!!!
Yes, I'm excited.
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Christian Lindke
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May 2025

Weekly Geekly Rundown for May 30, 2025
When Actual Expertise is on Display
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Christian Lindke
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Amber Diceless Role Playing...Say What Now?! Diceless?
Strange Licensed Role Playing Games Selection #2
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Christian Lindke
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Peter Cushing Horror Anthology Editor?
A Happy Belated Birthday to the "Editor" of My Personal "Appendix Hammer"
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Christian Lindke
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Happy 114th Birthday to Vincent Price
When Vincent Price was born on May 27th, 1911, I doubt that his parents imagined that he would become one of the most important pop culture figures of…
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Christian Lindke
Pokémon Jr. -- An Underappreciated Gem
Strange Licensed Role Playing Games Selection #1
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Christian Lindke
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