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Top Gambling Scenes in Movies

March 29, 2019September 26, 2019OpinionBest Gambling Scenes, Casino Games, Casino Royale, Ocean's Eleven, Online Gambling, Rain Man, Rounders, Swingers

Find out what the best gambling scenes in movies are and where you can playthese casino games online for free and win real money too. Best Gambling Scenes in Movies throughout the Years

Talent On Tap – Vanessa Dylyn Explores The Divided Brain

March 29, 2019April 2, 2019InterviewThe Divided Brain, Vanessa Dylan

There is still so much we don’t know about the brain. It’s pretty much the only part of the body they can’t replace by a donor. With the many many years and the many many

Firecrackers – Review

March 28, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewFirecrackers, Karena Evans, Michaela Kurmisky, Scott Cleland

Another coming of age story. Another story where they just want to escape and get away from it all. I feel like I may have seen this before. So for those wondering more about it,

My Top 5 Canadian Films

March 27, 2019March 27, 2019OpinionAway from Her, C.R.A.Z.Y., I've Heard the Mermaids Singing, Mon Oncle Antoine, The Sweet Hereafter

While we here at Hollywood North Magazine strive to shine a spotlight on Canadian cinema, we have not always been overly strict on what exactly constitutes it. At times, links can be as tenuous as

Casino Movies and Online Casinos

March 26, 2019June 15, 2020OpinionCasino Films, Mr. Bet, Online Casinos

Casino movies, especially of the Canadian variety are very rare. But the limited number of them provide good entertainment and some educational value when it comes to gambling. Or maybe cheating at gambling. But sometimes

VBAFF: KNUCKLEBALL Gets On Base But Misses a Home Run

March 26, 2019February 5, 2020ReviewKnuckleball, Lucas Villacis, Michael Ironside, Michael Peterson

After their epic showdown in 2015’s Turbo Kid, Munro Chambers and Michael Ironside reunite for smaller-scale thrills in Michael Peterson’s icy backwoods thriller Knuckleball. 12 year-old Henry (Lucas Villacis) is reluctantly living the farm