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Grimm Fairy Tales: The Piper combines childhood stories and modern-day horror like no other to create something interesting, smart and relevant in today’s world.

Grimm Fairy Tales: The Piper combines childhood stories and modern-day horror like no other to create something interesting, smart and relevant in today’s world.

My first impression of Skyrim was being underwhelmed. The opening sequence begins with your character being bound and sent to their death along with a group of Nords known as [...]

If dinosaurs could talk, we can only hope they are as confident and awesome as T-Rex. The almost daily web comic Dinosaur Comics, written and illustrated by Ryan North, includes [...]

The compelling conclusion to the epic event starring none other than Shakespeare’s best protagonists and antagonists is a must read for any fans of the English language.

We unfortunately only had time to catch one film on the 4th day of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival, which was the highly hyped and anticipated sci-fi epic Love. Before the [...]

A review of the films we caught on the third night of the Toronto After Dark Film Festival 2011. Featuring Redline, Dead Heads, Paso Doble, Lost for Words, and Play Dead

So far this year the shorts that have played prior to the features have been universally awesome, so needless to say I was super-hyped for this year’s iteration of the Shorts [...]

Ramping up the action and excitement, last night’s showings were a double bill with Exit Humanity and Father’s Day, two excellent Canadian features each filling a different category of awesome. [...]

A Bunch of Short Reviews on American Born Chinese, Wonder Woman: Bitter Rivals, Batman:Resurrection of Ra’s Al Ghul, Batgirl: Destruction’s Daughter, Invincible, Bayou, Library Picks, Alice Quinn