World War Z – Movie Review
World War Z begins by setting the stage as an intense “thriller” about an ordinary family trying to survive a mutating virus. Needless to say, the word “Zombie” makes its appearance and all hell breaks loose as everyone run for their lives as the global epidemic...
Falling in Reverse – Fashionably Late Album Review
We’ve always enjoyed the post-hardcore band Falling In Reverse. They released their second album “Fashionably Late” and if there’s ever a recipe to alienate your fans and build up new ones in a matter of a month, then “Fashionably...
Queens of the Stone Age…Like Clockwork – Album Review
Queens of the Stone Age…Like Clockwork – Album Review Queens of the Stone Age has been a formidable force in one of the most under-represented music genres out there. The album is well received after a 6 year hiatus for the band led by the songwriter, singer and...
City and Colour: The Hurry and The Harm – Album Review
Dallas Green is better known for his work as the former vocalist, guitarist, and songwriter for the post-hardcore band Alexisonfire. Green has spread his wings since, he debuted his first full-length album in 2005, titled “Sometimes”, which hit Platinum...
Man of Steel – Movie Review
Here’s our Man of Steel – Movie Review As a massive fan of Superman, the new Zack Snyder movie Man of Steel was one of our most anticipated films of 2013. Thanks to solid trailers and an amazing cast, our expectations were extremely high. This is always a...
Alice In Chains: The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here – Album Review
Alice In Chains: The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here – Album Review “The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here” seems to replicate much of the sound and style of their previous groundbreaking album; however the final product seems a bit diluted. It’s the...
Review: The Last of Us (PS3)
Review: The Last of Us (PS3) Ok, so as of late, both the movie and gaming market have been flooded with post apocalyptic, zombie infestation type content…so you’d be forgiven for thinking that perhaps Naughty Dogs “The Last of Us” would be just more of...
Black Sabbath “13” – Album Review
Considering the fact that most of us were not even born when the band made their first appearance on stage, leaves GeekShizzle a bit humbled to even consider a review of one of the biggest Heavy Metal acts to still walk the earth today. The album “13” is...
Review: Remember Me (PS3)
Review: Remember Me (PS3) Set in the year 2084 in Neo-Paris, the character you play (“Nilin”) seems to have her work cut out for her. Now I don’t want to spoil the plot but the whole idea behind Remember Me is related to people’s memories, and Nilin wakes up in...
Goo Goo Dolls Magnetic Album Review
The 10th studio album from the American Rock band Goo Goo Dolls was released earlier this month, and we were rather anxious to get our hands on it. On Magnetic the ‘Goos’ did what we hoped they would, they went back to their roots and produced a classic...
Review: Metro Last Light (PC)
[starrater tpl=10] Review: Metro Last Light (PC) The year is 2034. Beneath the rubble of post-apocalyptic Moscow, in the tunnels of the Metro, the remnants of our species are besieged by deadly threats. Mutants stalk the catacombs beneath the desolate surface,...
Airbourne: Black Dog Barking – Album Review
Australian rockers Airbourne released their third studio album called ‘Black Dog Barking’, proving once again that Rock is far from dead, long live Rock n’ Roll! Airbourne: Black Dog Barking – Album Review We love it when a band stick to what they...
Climate Control: Preludes Album Review
Here at GS we like to keep an ear on the local South African music scene, so naturally it was quite the pleasure when we heard that Johannesburg post-hardcore rock band Climate Control released their debut album Preludes. The group formed officially in 2007, the debut...
Bring Me The Horizon: Sempiternal – Album Review
“Sempiternal” is produced by the legendary Terry Date (Deftones, Slipknot, Pantera to name a few). The album has been described as lush and euphoric, not what we would expect from the Sheffield UK metalcore band. The lead singer, Oliver Sykes, pushed his creative...
Joe Satriani – Unstoppable Momentum – Album Review
We’ve been fans of guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani for ages now. Since the days of Flying in a Blue Dream, and the latest Black Swans & Wormhole Wizards album we’ve had his music on our playlists. His music truly transcends the use of words, why use words...
Mama – Movie Review
Guillermo del Toro’s name alone brought our attention to this movie. Even though his role was only the Executive Producer, and he gave the reings to first time director Andres Muschietti we still knew this was a movie we had to see. The movie was originally a...
Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters – Movie Review
Not to be confused with a few other “Hansel and Gretel” low-budget horror movies that flooded onto the film-scene recently, Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters is the action-horror dark fantasy film directed by Tommy Wirkola. It is a continuation of...
Fall Out Boy – Save Rock And Roll – Album Review
Fall Out Boy – Save Rock And Roll – Album Review As the comeback album is titled “Save Rock And Roll”, those of you who know the band would agree the name should not be taken literally and apply the required pinch of salt. With the release of...
Red – Release the Panic Album Review
Red – Release the Panic Album Review Red first emerged from Nashville back in 2006 with the release of their debut album, “End Of Silence”. They are well renowned for the song “Breathe Into Me” which initially caught my attention,...GeekShizzle’s Hot Picks
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