Photojournal of Otakuthon Day 2: Haven’t I Seen You Somewhere Before?
Day 2 at Otakuthon featured a parade of cosplayers. The exhibition hall was packed too. Check out our photo journal.
Festivals and events happening in Montreal
Day 2 at Otakuthon featured a parade of cosplayers. The exhibition hall was packed too. Check out our photo journal.
Take a look at the incredible costumes of the cosplayers at Montreal’s Otakuthon. How many characters can you identify?
Montreal’s convention for all things anime kicks off this week.
The stiletto race fundraiser featured 21 participants who raced in heels to win. Magali Crevier was on hand to photograph the event.
Six select fashion designers showcased their 2015 Spring/Summer collection as part of the Montreal Fashion And Design Festival.
Rampage interviews Montreal’s local heroes from the South Shore, Dead Obies. These guys are crazy and really have a true Quebecois essence about them.
To be inside a horror movie with all possible most terrifying monsters from your worst nightmares, drag your corpse to the Mascara & Popcorn Film Festival.
This week Hard Rock Tuesdays covers Heavy Montreal and addresses everything from residential concerns at Parc Jean Drapeau and an interview with Fucked UP.
From wall murals to skateboarding to hip hop, the last day of the Under Pressure Festival celebrated street culture in style!
Montreal’s annual graffiti festival combines murals, skateboarding, djs, and breakdance. Here’s our photojournal of August 9.
The Mo brothers brings us their latest thrill ride full of blood, gore and humor.
Interview with Michael Demsey and Eric Stirtzinger of The Royal Streets about their experiences winning the Molson Contest and coming to Osheaga
BP Cooper and Bradley King talk about the process of making films, how editing can be the most painful part, and the importance of collaboration and film festivals.
Chad Archibald talks about his young life into horror film, his collaborators, and why they say it’s a bad idea to make a film with water.
Debra Heather sits down for an interview with drummer Matt Kelly from Dropkick Murphys.
Find out from our reviewer if Jim Jefferies new show for 2014 is worth your cold, hard cash!
Black Fawn Films’ latest, The Drownsman, screened at Fantasia. Find out what if our reviewer thought the film sank or swam.
Remastered film as vibrant and horrific as the original.
Review of the Aussie Wil Anderson’s hour long stand-up show. He is equally attractive and funny, plus the show ending with a standing O.
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