There's nothing like settling in for a night dedicated to your favorite pastimes while letting loose and relaxing with a nice, stiff drink. Here are some of the best cocktails to ensure a geektastic evening!

If Tim Burton, Edgar Allan Poe, The Cure's Robert Smith, and the creative team behind South Park getting together to hash out ideas for a collaborative Seussian "children's" book sounds like a match made in Heck to you, then 'Lenore' is the comic you've been praying for.

'Injustice: Gods Among Men' is a beautiful and brilliantly executed game that puts control of a clash of the titans in your hands, and is as close to feeling like a superhero that you can get this side of extreme steroid abuse and a gallon of Red Bull. You WILL kneel before Zod.

While it fills my dark little heart with glee to know that Vincent Price's legacy of horror is still going strong 20 years after his death, 'Vincent Price Presents' is a jumbled mess of a comic series does not do it justice.

'Pacific Rim: The Video Game' is SO bad, I'm pretty sure that for every minute you play it, a kitten somewhere dies. It's the arcade equivalent of shoving $10 worth of quarters up your ass. Enjoy!

The Flying Dog Brewery, which is among the top 30 craft brewers in the U.S., is a microbrewery that began with both humble beginnings and aspirations. And it not only embraces the Tao of Hunter S. Thompson, it uses the author's persona as the face of their product.

Like it or not, Hunter S. Thompson's twisted legacy, through pop culture, has permeated our everyday lives and consciousness. He was a rock star, rebel, and guru to the masses that didn't fit in with Big Brother's idea of what American society should be.

Playing 'Deadpool' is like listening to a shock jock DJ: it’s pure grindhouse gaming, designed to hit you with a sensory overload of gore and pitch-black, vulgar humor that's so low-brow that it’s virtually no-brow with visual gags attempting to hide the fact that, much like the character of Deadpool himself, there’s really nobody behind the wheel here.

"Damn it, Jim, I'm a discriminating gamer, not an adulating fanboy!" As so very badly as I wanted to passionately LOVE 'Stark Trek' whose development I‘d been following for what seemed like light years, I’m afraid that my final reactions have left me feeling like quite the Vulcan.

Without a doubt, Tomb Raider is literally the most fun you can possibly have viciously abusing a twenty-something-year-old girl this side of life imprisonment.

Do yourself a favor and pick up 'DMC: Devil May Cry', or more than just the Devil may cry.