Mia Donovan’s cerebral Deprogrammed, is a film about empathy. She shows the viewer what can happen when interpersonal understanding fails. This Hot Docs 2015 documentary shows the audience that what you don’t know is … Continue reading Hot Docs 2015: Deprogrammed
Red Bull Sound Select at Tattoo Rock Parlour this past Thursday night was a pleasant wave of warmth on a cold Toronto night. Allie, River Tiber, and Jessy Lanza performed … Continue reading Allie, River Tiber, and Jessy Lanza at Tattoo Rock Parlour
The Wolfpack, the 2015 Sundance documentary winner, is about the six Angulo brothers who have been locked away in an apartment for their whole lives and still love each other’s … Continue reading Hot Docs 2015: The Wolfpack
Chameleon, the Ryan Mullins-directed documentary on vigilante Ghanaian journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas, is filmed like a spy mission. Mullins takes us behind enemy lines in and around Accra to follow … Continue reading Hot Docs 2015: Chameleon
I’m a pretty impulsive person. I always have been. This behaviour has taken me on some wild rides, some incredible, some not so much. Now that I’m a “responsible adult” … Continue reading Blue on Black: Toronto, Book Launches & ComiCon – Oh My!
Today, Sunday, February 15th 2015, marks a sad moment in the little area of Toronto where I live with my Queen and Princess. After 26 years on the Danforth, our … Continue reading A final goodbye to Comics and More and Rob Charpentier
Over the past few weeks, we here at Biff Bam Pop! have been listing a number of great holiday gift ideas to give to friends, loved ones and special some … Continue reading Biff Bam Pop’s Holiday Gift Guide 2014: Galleries & Museums
Earlier this month, Indie 88 afternoon drive host Raina Douris was voted the best radio broadcaster in Toronto by NOW Magazine readers. For those of us in TO and who … Continue reading Don’t Be Weird, It’s Just Toronto’s Raina
I’ve been doing the weekly recaps for “The Strain” and when Biff Bam Pop’s fearless leader, Andy Burns, asked if I would interview Drew Nelson who played Matt Sayles on … Continue reading 31 Days of Horror 2014 with Drew Nelson of “The Strain”
While the eyes of the film world are on Toronto with the Toronto International Film Festival, the regular box office is going to be extremely quiet, with no big new … Continue reading Who Will Top A Slow Weekend? Biff Bam Pop’s Box Office Predictions
This Sunday, July 20, Lifetime debuts a daring new series about a world where mankind is slowly going extinct, because women have become infertile – it’s called “The Lottery.” In … Continue reading Interview with David Alpay of The Lottery
Almost every month since July 2011, I’ve been running a monthly short film festival in Toronto called LITTLE TERRORS, which is co-promoted by RUE MORGUE MAGAZINE. In that time I’ve … Continue reading 31 Days Of Horror 2013 – Guest Blogger Justin McConnell Presents Little Terrors – The Halloween Home Edition
