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Back to the Future (Review)

July 8, 2020March 9, 2021ReviewBack to the Future, Christopher Lloyd, Michael J Fox

With its 35th anniversary having come and gone on July 3rd, there is no better time to revisit the bona fide classic that is Robert Zemeckis’ Back to the Future. A staple of ‘80s American

The Perils of Pre-Covid Quarantine in ALONE WOLF

July 7, 2020July 6, 2020ReviewAloen Wolf, Cara Gee, Charles Ehrlinger, James Aaron Oliver, Richard De Klerk, Trent Walker

I can’t help but imagine how the protagonist of Charles Ehrlinger’s suburban thriller Alone Wolf would have handled the pandemic and social unrest that have so far marked 2020. He’d probably need an underground bunker

Talent On Tap – Qsofresh releases Potion to the Masses

July 6, 2020July 6, 2020InterviewLil Need, maddi Madd, Potion, Qsofresh

Some people are born with natural talent while others work hard to reach success. If you’re born with it and still work hard then you’re name might be Qsofresh! A Toronto Hip Hop artist with

2 Below 0 is silliness in the snow

July 2, 2020July 1, 2020Review2 Below 0, Carmen Brikendal, Pennan Brae, Vanessa Farnsworth, Yuvia Storm

Lately, weather around here has been a mix of hot and cold. But I wouldn’t know too much regarding weather since I barely step outside these days. But with the hot sticky weather approaching, sometimes

My Top 5 Canadian Cult Movies

July 1, 2020July 1, 2020OpinionBlack Christmas, Canadian Cult Movies, Cube, Ginger Snaps, Hard Core Logo, Scanners

If cinema is an art form, then film is an industry. If both were represented as circles lightly overlapping one another, cult movies would occupy that sliver of no-man’s land where they meet. At its

TALENT ON TAP: Cutting Picture East Coast-Style with NICHOLAS WONG

June 30, 2020June 30, 2020InterviewBeacons of Gondor, Dark Matter, Nicholas Wong, The Baroness Von Sketch Show, Utopia Falls

Like many fellow Canadians of recent generations, Nicholas Wong came of age in the halls of the Degrassi franchise. Only in his case, he was literally on the Toronto set of the early 2000s “Next