Category Geek Culture
Upon first glance at this unoriginal title, I assumed Will Ferrell and Adam McKay (founders of the popular website, Funny or Die) were secretly pulling a joke over me. Then I saw the clown face and brief synopsis (not to… Continue Reading →
Per My Brother: As a member of the ScareFest Media, I had great access to all the events and stars. The absolute highlight, for me, was to interview both Josh Gates and Chip Coffey. I’ve been a fan, of both,… Continue Reading →
Per My Brother: Wandering around the ScareFest dealer and autograph room, I was intrigued by the banner of CCPI. Located in Cedar Falls, Iowa, Calhoun County Paranormal Investigators was founded by brothers Seth and Jesse Alne in 2005. One of… Continue Reading →
Per My Brother: Sunday morning, I wandered into this panel, not exactly knowing what to expect. Beforehand, I knew nothing of the Bridgewater Triangle, and after attending this panel, I’m incredibly intrigued. The triangle is huge, covering 200 square miles,… Continue Reading →
Per Matt: Aaron Goodwin was sort of a big deal at ScareFest 2012.
Per Matt: I had a great time at ScareFest 2012, and I really enjoyed attending the panel of Josh Gates, host of Syfy’s Destination Truth and Ghost Hunters Live. He was a busy, busy man throughout the entire weekend, practically… Continue Reading →
Per Matt When I was making preparations to visit ScareFest, I had instant name recognition with Chip Coffey. He was the psychic from the TV shows Paranormal State and Psychic Kids and I instantly made it a mission to visit… Continue Reading →
Per Matt: By far one of the highlights of ScareFest 2012 was attending the panel of Josh Gates, the host of Syfy’s Destination Truth and Ghost Hunters Live. I’m a huge fan of Destination Truth and used to watch Ghost… Continue Reading →
I guess it was bound to happen, sooner or later. It’s Halloweentime. And zombies have randomly been inserted into the pop-culture zeitgeist, yet again. Example: A recent Starburst commercial features a zombie… on a public bus. A little back-and-forth conversation… Continue Reading →