Monthly Archive:: January 2020

I have a complicated relationship with the Peculiar Children series by Ransom Riggs. I was first introduced to it through the film adaptation, and while I admit that’s a guilty pleasure of mine, I figured the books were far superior, as that is the general consensus among fans of books that get…

There’s no doubt about it: video games have come a long way. We’ve evolved from having to insert cartridges into large, cumbersome consoles to being able to have an in-depth gaming experience on a device may of us use all day every day. Indeed, mobile game sales now account for almost half…

Though miniatures have long been an invaluable tool in helping to bring players’ role-playing characters to life, as the role-playing hobby evolves, so too must the miniatures themselves—and the means of acquiring and customizing them. Hero Forge, introduced five years ago and funded through…

Every year since 2015, we at Twin Cities Geek have organized our Holiday Toy & Book Drive to support the families served by the Hallie Q. Brown Community Center and the individuals served by the Women’s Prison Book Project. The Twin Cities geek community came together once again to make the…

You can look at Guy Ritchie’s filmography in a few different ways. You can see a young indie director chock-full of ’90s verve and style who graduated from midbudget films to studio films and global commercial work. You can also see a promising young indie director who surrenders his signature style…