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The Dark and The Wounded – Review

November 8, 2018February 5, 2020Documentaries, Reviewdocumentary, James Picard, The Dark and The Wounded

Finally, a title that describes me. An interesting subject as well. The Dark and The Wounded tells the story of an artist named James Picard (pretty cool name if you ask me) when he started

Juno (Review)

November 7, 2018February 5, 2020ReviewDiabo Cody, Ellen Page, Jason Reitman, Juno, Michael Cera

When reviewing a film, I normally single out the achievements (or lack thereof) of the director, as this person is perhaps the single most important figure in bringing a screenplay to life. While a similar

Review : Tiger

November 1, 2018March 3, 2021ReviewJanel Parrish, Michael Pugliese, Mickey Rourke, Pardeep Singh Nagra, Perm Singh, Tiger

I’ve never been classified as a racist. In fact, when I first heard of racism when I was 7, it confused me as to why it even existed. It still does. I’m open minded. I

The Crescent (Review)

October 31, 2018November 1, 2018ReviewDanika Vandersteen, Seth A. Smith, The Crescent, Woodrow Graves

The horror genre possesses an inescapable and misleading reputation for being all murder and jump scares with little substance to offer, which I find leads to a culture of dismissiveness from many a movie-goer. This

The Changeling – Review

October 30, 2018March 2, 2020ReviewGeorge C. Scott, Melvyn Douglas, Trish Van Devre

I was a bit of a late bloomer when it came to horror films. Outside of the occasional episodes of Goosebumps or Are You Afraid of the Dark, I didn’t seriously delve into any kind of scary

My Name Was January – Review

October 25, 2018March 2, 2020Documentaries, Reviewdocumentary, Elina Gress, January Marie Lapuz, Lenee Son, Sher Vancouver

Many have heard the story of January Marie Lapuz, as she got murdered in her home in New Westminster. Being a resident in that area myself, it saddens me to hear when a local resident