The fall season. It is a time when the leaves turn shades of red and yellow and brown, then die and pile forlornly on the ground below. It is a … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror: Tomb Of Dracula: The Complete Collection Vol. 1
Riverdale can be a pretty scary place. Well, maybe it’s just growing up that can be scary at times. Depending upon what you’re reading (or watching these days!) and between … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror: The Wednesday Run Visits Spooky Riverdale With The “Archie Halloween Spectacular” & More
If you’ve ever wanted to explore the town of Hawkins, wait no more. Stranger Things: The Game is a fun new adventure available for both iOS and Android that combines … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror – ‘Stranger Things: The Game’ is a Great Nod to 1980s Gaming
You’ve probably figured out by now that Biff Bam Pop! is celebrating our favourite month of the year (October, ‘natch) with articles, editorials and other purposeful writings form the darker … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror: The Wednesday Run Enters The Muck With “Swamp Thing: The Bronze Age Omnibus”
Next week, Blade Runner 2049 releases to immense hype, sans the original’s helmer Ridley Scott. That this is a good thing is almost undeniable, after Scott’s belaboured Alien sequels Prometheus and Alien: Covenant. Instead, fans … Continue reading TIFF Leans Into Blade Runner 2049 Hype with High Concept: The Films of Denis Villeneuve
Oh! Hello, Marvel Comics! I didn’t see you there, just now. I was about to sit down with a cup of coffee and make my list of hot, cool, new … Continue reading Everything Starts With “Marvel Legacy #1” On The Wednesday Run
It’s incredible to think the real life Battle of the Sexes tennis match happened at all. Putting world number one woman tennis player Billie Jean King up against fifty-five-year-old former … Continue reading ‘Battle of the Sexes’: Game Comedy Can’t Find a Winning Formula
Let’s take a walk back to the Biblical flood. Noah placed animals two by two into his giant ark in order to save the world’s indigenous animal population from the … Continue reading All Aboard The “Dark Ark #1” On The Wednesday Run
Beast wasn’t in my original TIFF plans. Extremely limited press screenings forced me to blow up my schedule twice, but I saw the main things I wanted. Beast was a pick-up, … Continue reading TIFF 2017: Beast
Zama, the long-anticipated return of Argentinian director-extraordinaire Lucrecia Martel, is an astonishing work of colonial examination and technical perfectionism.
Martin McDonagh’s likes his comedies like his coffee: black. Actually, I have no idea how McDonagh takes his coffee, if he takes it at all. But boy does he have … Continue reading TIFF 2017: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
The Shape of Water is, ah, shaping up to be the film of the year. Guillermo del Toro’s latest brilliant film just won the top prize, the Golden Lion, at … Continue reading TIFF 2017: The Shape of Water PLUS Red Band Trailer
