Artist John Bolton has had a long and storied career in comic books and sequential art. He made the jump from working in English magazines such as Warrior, to burgeoning … Continue reading #FXC17 Exclusive Interview: John Bolton On Horror, His Art & His Graphic Novel: Shame
It’s Day 1 of Fan Expo Canada 2017. Are you prepped? Let’s run through your pre-game checklist: A hardy breakfast and lunch Comfortable shoes A backpack A visit to the … Continue reading BBP! Guide To Fan Expo Canada 2017: Day 1 Of #FXC17
There’s a well-known, partly tongue-in-cheek saying, that every Torontonian knows: The City of Toronto sees two seasons – winter and construction. With the gut-bursting pop culture excitement of this coming … Continue reading BBP! Guide To Fan Expo Canada 2017: Preview #FXC17
Simone Estrin’s 26-minute documentary, A Shift in the Landscape, is now playing at the Ryerson Image Centre’s (RIC) Student Gallery. As soon as the house lights dim, the colossal abstract … Continue reading RIC: A Shift in the Landscape
Halfway to Halloween, and here in Toronto, the scarestivities are well underway. The Toronto After Dark Film Festival is bringing the shivers to the Scotiabank Theatre for the next week. … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror 2016: Horror-Rama Canada
Like an appetizer at a grand feast, yesterday was tasty – but a taste was all it was! How are your feet? Wearing comfortable shoes? Good. How’s your back? Is … Continue reading BBP! Fan Expo Canada: Day 2 Guide (Friday)
Huzzah! You made it through the last sleep! Today begins your personal hero’s journey into pop culture nirvana (and mayhem) with Day 1 of the four-day Fan Expo Canada convention! … Continue reading BBP! Fan Expo Canada: Day 1 Guide (Thursday)
Sunday, March 20th – the first day of Spring. And with the spring melteth the carbonite. Yes! Superheroes, Star Wars and Ghostbusters. Manga, Anime and Master Chief. Longboxes, movie posters … Continue reading All The Pop Culture Was Found At TORONTO COMICON 2016
Nitzan Gilady’s latest film, Wedding Doll, is a dark portrait of a small Israeli community that exists on the edge of the Negev Desert. The town overlooks the prehistoric Makhtesh … Continue reading Toronto Jewish Film Festival: Wedding Doll
The TIFF Bell Lightbox, Toronto’s foremost review cinema house, is putting on an extensive stop-motion animation retrospective for the public over the next few months. Titled ‘Magic Motion: The Art … Continue reading Stop-Motion Animation Retrospective: King Kong and The Adventures of Prince Achmed
Horror films are just as unpredictable to create as they are to watch. Audrey Cummings, director of Berkshire County, knows this. In her latest work and first feature-length picture, she … Continue reading Daniel Reed talks to Berkshire County director Audrey Cummings
Rashid St. James, the energetic and quotable rapper from downtown Toronto, performed for Canadian Music Week at Studio Bar on Dundas Street West Wednesday night. St. James’ performance was yet … Continue reading CMW 2015: Rashid St. James
