Fantasia Festival Presents Dracula’s Comical Brethren
Bite into a chilling comedy full of unhappy vampires and bloodcurdling puns – brilliantly previewed the terrifying short animation The Mill at Calder’s End.
Articles by Nadia Blostein
The Hallow: A Harrowing Tale of Little Substance
On July 15th, 9:35 pm, The Hallow premiered for the first time ever in Canada. Written and directed by Corin Hardy, this Irish production basically reinforces all horror [read on]
European Cinema: Claude Lelouch’s Roman de Gare
Directed by the brilliant Claude Lelouch, Roman de Gare is a story of mixed identities and skillful dishonesty, an intricate web spun around mystery and lies.
REVIEW: Amnesia Rockfest, Day 2
The Rockfest 2015 adventures are at an end, as System concludes the festival gloriously. Day 2 hosted some of the best bands of the whole event.
Amnesia Rockfest Interview With Wattie Buchan of The Exploited
An interview with Wattie Buchan from the Exploited, conducted at Amnesia Rockfest, finally depicts the true spirit of punk rock.
REVIEW: Amnesia Rockfest 2015, Day 1
Review of the best acts of Amnesia Rockfest along with an interview with Nivek Ogre of Skinny Puppy.
Countdown at an End: 2 Days Before AMNESIA ROCKFEST
With only two days left to Amnesia Rockfest, festival-goers’ excitement increases by the hour. What can be better than great live music, booze and camping?
Misfits Nostalgia at Amnesia Rockfest: Interview with Michale Graves
Interview with the Master of Horror: Michale Graves (ex-lead singer for the Misfits) is about to grace Amnesia Rockfest with some of his fiercest monster rock.
PREVIEW: Next Music From Tokyo, Punk Rock & Medicine
Have you ever heard of an anaesthesiologist hosting a group of underground punk bands, at his own expense, from half way around the world? Tokyo sure has!
The Bluebell Sisters: Reverting to the Vibrant 50s
With the May release of their first album, The Bluebell Sisters are ready to proliferate ’50s musical glamour with jazzy instrumentals and a vintage style.
Bringing Back the Tease: Neo-Burlesque Troupe Cabaret Capone
Bringing back old school glamour with haunting sensuality, Cabaret Capone’s cheeky performers strip with humour and lavish undulations.
PouzzaFest 2015 – An Overview of Awesome
“If you never try out anything new, you won’t know what you’re missing.” As the lead singer from Animal Ethics used the latter statement to justify why his band has [read on]
Interview With Santa Cruz
As the clocks struck eight and the bands went on late, Scandinavian rock groups Amaranthe and Santa Cruz graced Corona Theatre with their foreign presence this past Tuesday [read on]
Get Your Mosh on At Pouzzafest V
Montreal’s 5th edition of Pouzzafest is worth discovering this weekend for anyone searching for mosh-pits, partying and excellent punk rock.
Meet Amanda Palmer: She Has Her Own Name
Feminist, activist, musician, and dark cabaret star, Amanda Palmer is a creative force to follow.
Journey to the Katacombes: Review of Anachronik Festival, 2015
Demon’s Claws, Skip Jensen Group, and Double Date with Death make for a wide variety of styles and a fun night.
Review: Anna Karenina Ballet Puts Emotional Novel En Pointe
Stunning Russian ballet of Tolstoy novel wows our reviewer with its careful attention to mood and emotion.
Review: Underground Punk Rock at the Crobar
Ragnarock presents three bands that are off the mainstream and they like it that way.
Tinder: Matchmaking STDs with People Since 2012
A social experiment with a Tinder account reveals some important statistics about the dating population.
Review: Bistro de Paris’ Crazy Friday
Vernissage of colourful art complimented with talented local performers.