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The Fruitful Relationship of Casinos and Pop Culture

December 2, 2019May 25, 2021The Bottom LineCasinos, Film Industry, Literature, Music, Pop Culture

Whether people like to admit it or not casinos have played a significant role in pop culture. Establishments or classic games have been featured in many movies, books and even songs, which are all active

STAND! – A movie that is rising both Figuratively and Musically

November 28, 2019March 2, 2020ReviewGregg Henry, Laura Slade Wiggins, Marshall Williams, Paul Essiembre, Robert Adetuyi, Stand, Tristan Carlucci

Normally, I don’t take on content like this, but today I decided to take a stand, I felt I had to step ahead, make myself seen, eh- okay. To be honest, Musicals or R&J stories

How Streaming Platforms are Ruling the Entertainment Industry

November 28, 2019November 28, 2019The Bottom LineCuriosityStream, Streaming Platforms, SVOD

In 1998, we saw the launch of a new and unusual DVD rental platform, working on a pay-per-rental model in much the same way as its offline counterpart, Blockbuster. Some 21 years later, Netflix is

Talent On Tap – Danish Renzu Turns in The Illegal

November 28, 2019December 2, 2019InterviewDanish Renzu, Suraj Sharma, The Illegal

If you hang around the water cooler long enough you’ll hear people discuss the weather, their relationships and if you happen to be in film school or writer related work place you’ll occasionally hear people

Splice (Review)

November 27, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewAdrian Brody, Delphine Chanéac, Sarah Polley, Splice, Vincenzo Natali

Have you ever rewatched a film you haven’t seen in a long time, only to find you have a very different opinion of it the second time around? I certainly have, and I almost always

WFF: SB Edwards Invites Audiences To FALL BACK DOWN

November 26, 2019November 27, 2019InterviewFall Back Down, Punk RomCom, SB Edwards

Fall Back Down may be “Canada’s first punk rock love story” according to the Whistler Film Festival program and dual New Zealander/Canadian Sara Beth Edwards may be just what the emerging genre ordered. In her