2022 – Page 2

AWARDS SEASON

December 22, 2022December 19, 2022Awards752 Is Not a Number, Ashgrove, Before I Change My Mind, Black Ice, Crimes of the Future, Doug and the Slugs and Me, The End of Sex, The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks, Women Talking

2022 has been a hit and miss kind of year for movies. I’m not necessarily referring to the box office or blockbuster films like the latest Jurassic Park sequel or Star Wars prequel. I’m talking about good old fashioned

The Life and Tragic Death of Phil Hartman

December 21, 2022December 21, 2022The Bottom LinePhil Hartman

His name may elude many Gen-Zers, but the influence of Phil Hartman is peppered throughout popular culture to this very day. His was a unique, multi-faceted talent that Canada – and indeed the world –

VIOLENT NIGHT a Bloody Fun Xmas Gift

December 20, 2022December 13, 2022ReviewBeverly D'Angelo, David Harbour, Die Hard, Jon Leguizamo, Tommy Wirkola, Violent Night

The cultural banter over whether Die Hard can be considered a Christmas movie has become more curdled than overnight eggnog. For the record, the 1988 John McTiernan classic isn’t one. Die Hard is an action

VIBFF – Shiny New Festival Breaking in for the Holidays

December 19, 2022March 1, 2023FestivalsAmerican Girl, Colour Blind, Nairobby, Nobody Was Here, Panels, Vancouver International Black Film Festival, VIBFF

I’ve always enjoyed attending film festivals, and recently I got a chance to attend a new and upcoming one. With the unfortunate news of Vancouver Web Fest disappearing completely after a long hiatus, it’s time

How to Use Spray Foam Insulation Kits

December 19, 2022December 19, 2022Tips

Spray foam insulation is commonly used in buildings to improve energy efficiency and comfort by sealing cracks and gaps. It has excellent thermal and sound insulation qualities, making it an ideal choice for insulating homes.

VIBFF Take 2 – Interview with Andrea Este

December 16, 2022December 16, 2022InterviewAndrea Este, Vancouver International Black Film Festival, VIBFF

Over the past couple years, I’ve seen major changes to film festivals due to the pandemic. Some of them being converted to virtual, and others being canceled completely. But not in the case of Vancouver