The Space Between, written, directed, and produced by Amy Jo Johnson (who you may recognize as the Pink Power Ranger, Kimberly Hart from the 1990s series), would have been a good book. On a bright sunny morning, a new father, Mitch, finds out his miracle baby is not actually his. This sudden and unwelcome discovery […]
“Find the Force” on Force Friday II with these new ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi’ Products
We were invited to a special sneak preview of some of the new innovative toys and technology being released on September 1, 2017 for the global Force Friday II celebration. For Force Friday II, fans can download the official Star Wars app and experience a see a special augmented reality over the skies of some global […]
‘Blood Honey’ Review: An Enticing Canadian Thriller
After nearly a decade, Jenibel Heath (Shenae Grimes-Beech) returns home to be with her dying father. But her dysfunctional family still hasn’t gotten over her mother’s suicide and Jenibel struggles with her personal guilt and nightmares. Influenced by classics such as Vertigo, The Shining, and Rosemary’s Baby, Blood Honey is an enticing thriller set on a secluded island in […]
Richard Armitage discusses ‘Pilgrimage’, his Fans and a Possible Return to Theatre
Richard Armitage is a man of the people. While most know him from The Hobbit Trilogy, he has amassed a fandom from all over. He is loved by the theatre crowd, specifically for his brilliant turns in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and William Shakespeare’s Macbeth. He is also known for his roles in television, starring in Berlin Station and also having […]
CONTEST: Win passes to see IT in theatres across Canada!
Enter for your chance to win passes to see IT in theatres! To Win: 1. Like our Facebook Page 2. Like our contest post 3. Tell us who you would bring with you to see the film. Contest is not sponsored by Facebook. Contest is open to legal residents of Canada only and ends September 18, […]
10 Tips to Help You Survive Your First Fan Expo
Going to your first ever Fan Expo event? Feeling a little overwhelmed and don’t know what to expect? Don’t worry! Every year, more people are attending Fan Expo for the first time. Luckily for you, veteran Fan Expo attendees have some tips for you on how to navigate the event. We’ve compiled some of the […]
‘Pilgrimage’ Review: Solid Talent Both In Front of and Behind the Camera
Pilgrimage is a good movie that could have been great if there was bigger budget. But at the same time, there is no big audience out there for a film like this so it’s difficult to blame the investors for keeping things small and place their bets instead on the talents of the crew in […]
11 Celebrity Q&A Panels to Attend during Fan Expo Canada 2017
One of the reasons that most people love Fan Expo Canada is that every year they bring some of the most popular and beloved celebrities to Toronto. Fans get the chance to take photos with their favourite celebrity or snag an autograph. But there’s nothing that can beat a Q&A session! Here are just a […]
CONTEST: Win Advance Screening Passes to ‘American Assassin’ across Canada
Enter for your chance to win a double pass to see American Assassin at an advance screening in Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, and Halifax. Screenings take place on September 13, 2017 at 7 pm local time. There are two ways to win: Like our Facebook page, like the contest post on Facebook, and leave a Facebook comment […]
‘Death Note’ Review: Fails to Recapture the Manga Magic
Based on the Japanese manga written by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, Death Note is about high school student Light Turner (Nat Wolff) who discovers a notebook that has magical powers. When he writes someones name in the notebook while picturing that person’s face, that person will die. Playing God, Light is now drunk on power […]
‘The Queen of Spain’ Review: A Forgettable Hollywood Caper
These days, it seems like every studio is scrambling to make sequels out of modern classics: the biggest culprit being the long line of Star Wars sequels and spin-offs that are rolling out for the foreseeable future. Elsewhere, we have Blade Runner 2049 and even Dazed and Confused’s “spiritual sequel” Everybody Wants Some!. A sequel you […]
Watch: ‘The Story of 90 Coins’ is a Beautiful and Poetic Short Film
Director Michael Wong is a Malaysian film director who is currently residing in Beijing. His directorial debut, The Story of 90 Coins, is a short film about a fashion designer who has to choose between keeping a promise she made or making her own dreams a reality. The film has picked up many accolades at various film […]
‘Bushwick’ Review: Ambitious, but Fails to Deliver
In indie action film Bushwick, a stark departure from director duo Jonathan Milott and Cary Murnion’s previous feature Cooties, Brittany Snow stars as Lucy, a 20-year-old student who has come back to her home in Brooklyn to visit her grandmother. Unbeknownst to her, the neighbourhood has fallen into chaos after an invasion from a Texan […]
CONTEST: Win THE GODFATHER TRILOGY: OMERTÀ EDITION on Blu-Ray
To celebrate the 45th anniversary of Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather, the entire trilogy is being made available on Blu-ray in a beautiful 4-disc Omertà Edition on November 7, 2017. This special edition includes the Coppola Restoration of The Godfather and The Godfather, Part II, a remastered version of The Godfather, Part III, and commentary by Coppola on all three […]
‘Le Ride’ Review: A typical doc with Intriguing Insight
A flood of documentaries come out each year, all in which attempt to accomplish either a mission or give insight to real life. Le Ride takes the insight route, breaking down the 1928 Tour De France cycling event. A challenge amongst nearly all athletes, a 3,500+ mile course in which only 41 competitors were able […]