From the opening shot of a frayed clothes line being taken down, to the haunting image that followed, I was fascinated by Ashley McKenzie’s 2016 directorial debut Werewolf. The creative flair of McKenzie’s style is
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A Critic Goes to the Leo Awards
Los Angeles has the Oscars and Toronto has the Canadian Screen Awards, but here in Vancouver, the red carpet rolled out for three nights of the LEO AWARDS, now celebrating their 20th edition since their inception
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Writer’s Block (Review)
As a writer, one of the biggest problems I occasionally stumble upon is writer’s block. A lot of writers do. It curbs their enthusiasm and creativity making it hard to come up with a concept.
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A Street Cat Named Bob (Review)
The world can seem a gloomy place if you pay too much attention to the news, which more often than not abides by the old adage that ‘if it bleeds it leads.’ Thus, people can
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CANCON SEQUELS: Down The Road Again – Review
It is often said that you can never go home again. But if one does venture back down memory lane, they may find more than just the ghosts of their past. In 1970, Pete McGraw
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The 20th Anniversary Leo Awards
One of my favourite events to cover is an award show. Considering I’ve never attended the Leo Awards, I was in for a real treat. The organization doesn’t just roll out the red carpet for
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