[FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL] ‘MONSTER SEAFOOD WARS’ TAKES A BITE OUT OF CAMP
An experimental drug is used on a squid, octopus, and crab to create MONSTER SEAFOOD WARS!!!!
[ADVANCE TV REVIEW] HBO’S ‘PERRY MASON’ SEASON 1 BRINGS THE PROCEDURAL TO PRESTIGE TV
Very much the picture of “not your granddad’s Perry Mason”
[NEWS] NIGHTSTREAM LOOKS TO BRING THE FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE TO YOUR HOME
NIGHTSTREAM is coming to save us all!
[REVIEW] ‘THE BEACH HOUSE’ PUTS COMPLEX CHARACTERS TOGETHER IN A THOUGHT-PROVING THRILLER
In the midst of an extinction level event, The Beach House reminds us of how fragile human life really is.
[REVIEW] AUDIBLE.CA’S ‘THE SANDMAN’ IS A REVERENT, SLICKLY PRODUCED ADAPTATION
Audible, Dirk Maggs, and an impressive cast get pretty damn close to delivering the “definitive” adaptation of Vertigo Comics’ THE SANDMAN.
[REVIEW] ‘RELIC’ TRAPS VIEWERS IN A DARK MAZE OF A FAMILY’S DEEPEST FEARS
Natalie Erica James’ first feature film is a slow-burn, emotional drama about the horrors of ageing parents and hidden family histories.
[REVIEW] ‘WARNING: DO NOT PLAY’ PROMISES FRIGHT, BUT FAILS TO DELIVER
Imagine that you had the opportunity to create the most frightening movie ever made. Would you want to live with the consequences?
[FEATURED] BLACK HEROINE, OR HEROINE WHO HAPPENS TO BE BLACK? PORTRAYING BLACKNESS IN ‘THE INVITATION’S’ KIRA
Kira wins our trust and applause, despite our little background knowledge of her and her limitations as a side character. She also happens to be Black.
[FEATURED] DEFYING THE GENRE: BLACK CHARACTERS WHO REFUSED TO DIE IN HORROR FILMS
The ugly, racist truth of horror films is that most Black characters die. But not all. Some defy a bigoted genre and refuse to die.
[FEATURED] BLACK FEMINISTS IN SPECULATIVE FICTION: OCTAVIA BUTLER & SAMI SCHALK
Writers of color in recent years have demonstrated the science fiction genre’s usefulness in exploring issues relevant to minorities of all kinds.