Down the Dark Road of ‘The Alienist’

Based on its first two episodes, The Alienist seems well on its way to becoming something special, and fans of the novel will enjoy seeing the characters come to life.

New Trailer for Netflix’s ‘Altered Carbon’ Is Here

The first full-length trailer for Netflix’s Altered Carbon is here. The series, based on the cyberpunk novel from Richard K. Morgan, will be available on February 2.

Faves of 2017: WHIMM

For the past three years, Toronto’s WHIMM have brought the searing intensity of their live performances to stages across North America, honed through touring. Singer/guitarist Mounir Chami, bassist Andrew Matthews, … Continue reading Faves of 2017: WHIMM

Peek into the Cyberpunk Noir World of ‘Altered Carbon’

2017 has been a good year for Netflix original series, perhaps almost TOO good. Just in the last few months, we’ve been treated to Stranger Things 2, Mindhunter, The Punisher, … Continue reading Peek into the Cyberpunk Noir World of ‘Altered Carbon’

Faves of 2017: James Lindsay and Paul Lawton, Pleasence Records

Pleasence Records is a Toronto-based record label owned and operated by James Lindsay and Paul Lawton. This year the label has released albums by Moon Eyed, Fake Palms, WHIMM, and … Continue reading Faves of 2017: James Lindsay and Paul Lawton, Pleasence Records

31 Days of Horror: Enter the Stephen King Universe with Creepshow and The Dark Tower: The Art of the Film

2017 will go down as a massive year for the king of horror, Stephen King. A bestselling novel (Sleeping Beauties), multiples television shows (The Mist, Mr. Mercedes), film adaptations on … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: Enter the Stephen King Universe with Creepshow and The Dark Tower: The Art of the Film

31 Days of Horror 2017: Join Mike Thorn in His Darkest Hours

Horror fiction, regardless of how well it is written, often goes exactly where seasoned reader expect it to go. It’s rare that a writer in the horror genre hits us … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror 2017: Join Mike Thorn in His Darkest Hours