Nyla Innuksuk's Northern sci-fi romp SLASH/BACK makes a splash at Blue Mountain Film Festival.
A quirky, explosive comedy, Everybody Hates Johan is a welcome treat at this year's Blue Mountain Film Festival.
A look at Amy Jephta's Barakat from the Blue Mountain Film Festival.
The Blood in the Snow film festival is a horror lover's nightmare come true. The Toronto-based festival offers audiences several days of Canadian horror, genre, and underground cinema.
The real world is a lot more fun when you add a bit of fiction.
Wonderfully realized, creepy as hell, The Witch is period horror done right.
In the St. Catherines area, he was known as local TV spirit Cap'n Video. If he saw a post, he'd climb it and then jump from it. See a wall? He'd run into it. If he saw a raw egg, he'd eat it through his nose. In Beauty Day , the audience gets a thorough profile of a semi-retired goof, long after his raid on the airwaves but still more than ready to slip back into the wacky-tight-pants.
I thought I was going to go to bed before midnight tonight. I've been a bit busy and sleep-deprived for the past couple days; this makes me question my decision to sit and read Jeff Lemire's Essex County all in one sitting. I have no regrets: instead, I'm wondering why it's taken so long for me to get around to it.