Film Reviews

Keanu Reeves has always been a bit of a whipping boy because people associated him with the spaced out-role he played in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, but what everyone seems to forget is how awesome that flick was, in part because Reeves was

Labour of love by Marie-France Roy and Darcy Turenne

I watch a lot of movie trailers online which means, thanks to Google ad geo-targeting, I suffer through endless advertisement videos for crap like the Northern Gateway Pipeline and whatever Suncor Energy is trying to convince me they are doing to hel

"There is no instance of a nation benefitting from prolonged warfare." - Sun Tzu, The Art of War I think war stinks but there is a rule about it that I believe to be true: The side that is willing to fight the dirtiest will pretty much always win.

Time passes slowly in up here in the mountains, but life can go by way too quick. Some beautiful mountains in South America brought three equally beautiful people into the fold on Monday, Sept. 29, and ushered them over to the other side.

"If they want to binge... we should let them binge." Kevin Spacey said that, talking about his Netflix-produced show House of Cards.

Six local filmmakers vie for $10,000 first prize in month-long competition

I was at a funeral once and my friend's father had to speak over his 23-year-old daughter's coffin to an entire community of people trying to make sense around one of those freak accidents that just never make sense.

I'm not saying I haven't done it, but there are still shitloads of people out there texting while they're driving.

Even if you didn't download those naked pictures of Jennifer Lawrence last weekend the message was impossible to miss: Privacy is the first major casualty of the digital era.