GiN talked with Crystal Connor, the founder of the Cabin in the Woods Film Festival, at Blerdcon 2025. She let us know about the amazing festival this year, and why it is so important to support indie filmmakers.
Like always, the Blerdcon 2025 convention was amazingly fun this year. The show was dubbed Thrilla this time to help celebrate all things horror, and people responded with some amazing costumes, some of which were downright frightening while others were more playful and fun. There was a lot to see, and our intrepid videographer tried to capture it all in his Blerdcon 2025 highlights video.
Candyman star and prolific video game voice actor Tony Todd sadly passed away before he could attend Blerdcon 2025. The convention hosted a memorial showing of his most popular film to honor his many achievements.
There were lots of great panels at Blerdcon 2024 this year, including one about how to become a professional voice over artist hosted by Sabrina Mapp.
GiN reporter Ron Williams videoed the incredible cosplayers at Blerdcon 2024 this year alongside the vendors, speakers and attendees who made the show an amazing success.
Our reporter Ron Kipling Williams loves to cover BlerdCon every year. He took some time to wander around the convention to talk with some of the interesting guests, speakers and artists that help to make the show so amazing.
BlerdCon put on another amazing show this year that was filled with celebrity guests like Cree Summer and Rachel True. We sat in and listened as these two amazing people talked about their powerful and iconic roles over the years.
The 2023 BlerdCon Convention in Washington, D.C. over the weekend was an amazing event that celebrated diversity and black nerd culture in all forms. This year there was expanded fun for those who enjoy role-playing, video games, board games, anime, cosplay and lots more. And the show keeps getting bigger and better every year.
Thousands of people came together over the weekend for BLERDCON 2022, a fun and safe space designed to celebrate people’s diversity in color, culture, gender and sexual identities. And the convention just keeps getting bigger and better every year.
The BLERDCON 2022 convention was the largest yet for Washington DC. And beyond the fun, games and cosplay were plenty of interesting and serious panel discussions like the one about speculative fiction that our reporter attended.
