Saskatoon may seem far away from the city centers where the big gun events like Fantasia take place, but thanks to Festival Director John Allison, programming director Steven Landry and the rest of their team SFFF helps make this prairie town the center of gonzo cinema for a few days in November. The selection includes […]
Alex Garland's new sci-fi thriller Annihilation has a lot going for it – from a strong cast to stunning visuals – but it ultimately feels lacking in some ways.
What do The Kingkiller Chronicle and Altered Carbon have in common? Listen to this week's batch of Page of the Wind episodes and learn about the perils of adaptation in the latest blog!
“The Gate” gives us an action-packed conclusion to the eldritch horrors of Stranger Things 2 – and some time to decompress with the gang as they come to terms with getting older.
All roads to lead to the Hawkins Lab in Chapter Eight of Stranger Things and we finally get to see the players reunited against the growing evil threatening to take over the world.
When you’re from a small town and you don’t fit in, nothing can be more liberating than a trip to the big city.
“The Spy” gets to the heart of the issue, whether it’s a version of the truth, an apology, a confession, a resolution of long-running sexual tension, or the warfare tactics of a giant shadow monster.
Dig Dug is all about growing up and getting out of town, whether that means visiting your mama or turning Upside Down.
Gifted with the D&D power of truesight, can Will Byers tackle the shadow monster that dwells in the Ethereal plane?
As Dustin discovers, pet ownership is a big responsibility. It requires research, investment, care, and a gargantuan stash of Three Musketeers bars.
Compromise, meaning “half happy,” is Hop’s word of the day for El. For many of the characters in Stranger Things, half happy is the word of the day too, as they grapple with with getting back to “normal” a year after the Upside Down transformed their lives forever.
Peter and Susan at back are you with recaps of season 2 of Stranger Things. They guided you through the Upside Down last season, and they’re ready to jump right back in.
This week on The Development Slate, we tackle the heady '80s sci-fi flick Enemy Mine!
Yaw and Ashley break out their best computer puns as they take on Tron in this week's episode of The Development Slate.
On this episode we try something a little different as special guests Will Perkins and Andrew Ivimey join us to discuss the news that The Matrix is getting a reboot.
