If you’re into Scifi you know the meaning of ScifiGeek. We’re a group of dreamers, writers, artists and movie buffs who wait patiently for the next science-fiction trilogy fantasy.
You know who I’m talking about?
At an early age you instinctively finger paint space ships, astronauts and distant homeworlds in your imaginary galaxy. You’re drawn into the latest scifi movie, comic book or reading material as any other cult.
You were born to dream scifi.
My earliest movie was the original War of The Worlds at an impressionable age of six-years old. I remember lining up with Uncle Ron for the afternoon matinee. Back then theatres were nothing more than storefronts with movie goers standing out on the sidewalk weathering the elements, be it summer or winter.
Depending how popular the scifi flick was, we could stand in the longest lineup for what seemed like hours, impatiently waiting. Finally entering the small theatre, with hundreds of kids, making a dash for the front three rows premium seats, grasping our popcorn, spilling down the lane. In those days, each film came with an entertaining cartoon before the feature film ; there was no such thing as commercials. Like any kid we would fashion our popcorn boxes into flying saucers, throwing them up into the air, quickly making it a war zone amongst our rivals.
Today, I’m constantly writing scifi stories entertaining my vivid imagination. Join me on INSTAGRAM for my sci-fi art pieces.
Dreams and Reality 