Star Trek Discovery Review: Solid First Two Episodes Full of Promise
Ok, Trek fans. Take a deep breath and relax. While not perfect, “The Vulcan Hello” and “Battle at the Binary Stars” have some great characters, looks fantastic and the storytelling is solid, making the long game, that of extended storylines and plot arcs, look that much more interesting.The show, at least initially, is driven by […]
Fear the Walking Dead Review: Family Loyalties and Supreme Chaos in “Brother’s Keeper”
Well, I wasn’t expecting that. In “Brother’s Keeper”, we watch exiled Troy and wannabe leader Jake go head to head while the Ranch faces a threat it has never seen before. But in the end, as is usually the case in these apocalyptic zombie shows, we are left with the question of who is really […]
Interview: Tianna Nori and Rachel Sellan Talk Horror, The Sublet and More!
Recently, we had the chance to talk to two of Black Fawns “Queens of Horror”, Tianna Nori and Rachel Sellan, while they were at Toronto’s Fan Expo. So was acting always what you both wanted to do or did you discover it later, like a happy accident? Rachel: Ever since I was young I always […]
Star Trek: Discovery Cast Greets Fans, Tells All (Not Really) During Toronto’s Fan Expo
Star Trek has been blessed with quite a loyal fan base over the years, even with underachieving TV series to shall we say, less than stellar movies. Now, Trek fans have a new television series on the horizon, Star Trek Discovery, and after a few brief clips, it’s been fandom overload in terms of deciphering […]
Fear the Walking Dead Review: It’s All About the Water in “La Serpiente”
Ok, so in any zombie apocalypse there are obviously a few things you can’t go without and water has to be at the top of that list. So it was inevitable that the group from the Ranch and those at the dam would eventually meet in some way, shape or form. As it turns out, […]
Movie Review: ‘It Stains the Sands Red’ Breathes Life into the World of Zombies
I know, I know, more zombies. Aren’t we all sick of this genre by now? However, before you turn away I’m very happy to say that It Stains the Sands Red takes the tired genre and gives it a different look and spin, providing some funny, original and almost endearing moments. The success of the […]
American Horror Story- Cult Review: Cue the Spooky House in “Don’t Be Afraid Of The Dark”
After watching episode one of American Horror Story Cult, I was a bit concerned Ryan Murphy was going all in, in terms of using his show a blunt political statement. This would not be a new idea but it didn’t seem like something that could keep people interested for a whole season. Thankfully, he pulled […]
Our Fourth Podcast: Interview with Teach Grant
Teach Grant is among the growing number of Canadian actors to grace both our big and small in the upcoming year. With a total of four projects releasing within the next couple of months, we had the chance to speak with him for our podcast on his upcoming roles and his involvement with series such […]
A71 Entertainment to distribute Black Fawn’s horror feature ‘The Heretics’
A71 Entertainment has acquired the Canadian rights from Breakthrough Entertainment to distribute the horror feature The Heretics. A71 and Breakthrough will also be partnering with Black Fawn Distribution to help bring home the occult thriller to horror fans across Canada in early 2018. Directed by Chad Archibald (Bite, The Drownsman), produced by Black Fawn Films […]
American Horror Story: Cult – Trump and Clowns in “Election Night”
When I heard that American Horror Story was using the November 2016 presidential election as part of its storyline I was intrigued. There are real, horrifying elements to what Trump and his government want to do to the rights and freedoms of the American people. Fueling the fear with people’s fear of clowns only helps heighten […]
