I sometimes suspect that Nicolas Cage has such a prolific career that if you look closely enough, he may show up in your family’s home videos. While his chronic inability to turn down acting work
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GOOD GRIEF a Love Story for Friendships
Unlike the majority of the mainstream crowd, I haven’t had the pleasure of viewing a single episode of the modern classic sitcom Schitt’s Creek that Dan Levy created with his father Eugene. In an industry
Continue ReadingSPACE COMMAND: Canada’s First TV Drama
In the far reaches of outer space, a starship rockets through distant solar systems in the search for scientific knowledge and perhaps the discovery of extraterrestrials. Aboard is legendary Canadian actor James Doohan, but he’s
Continue ReadingA Z-Grade Holiday with THE CHRISTMAS MARTIAN
I dimly recall years ago coming across a clip of a goofy-voiced Martian awkwardly skiing across a snowy landscape with two children in tow. A quick glance at the printed TV guide (remember those?) revealed
Continue ReadingWHO’S YER FATHER Overstays its Investigation
The cinematic output of Canada is primarily clustered around the major urban centres of Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal with occasional contribution from other regions. While you may have seen a film or show from the
Continue ReadingWFF: SHE TALKS TO STRANGERS
It has been five years since a film by longtime Vancouver auteur Bruce Sweeney has unspooled on local screens. The west coast writer-director has brought nearly the entire cast of 2018’s Kingsway back for a
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