Survival Guide to Montreal ComicCon 2022
If you identify as Marvel or DC, Star Wars or Star Trek, Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter, Dr. Who or Battlestar Galactica, Anime or Pixar, Disney or Looney Toons, [read on]
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Saga Bookstore and La Livrerie Get Resident Writers
Two new Montreal bookstores offer Community Building Writer’s Residencies
Fantasia Reviews: All The Moons and Dear Hacker
All the Moons Following the bombing of her orphanage, a young girl (Haizea Carneros) survives but barely. A striking woman (Itziar Ituno) appears, offering to save her if she [read on]
Solo: A Star Wars Story makes for a thrilling action film
The newest Star Wars anthology film explores some of Hans Solo’s backstory.
Photos from Ottawa Commiccon
Steven Lee brings you pictures from the event inspired by Montreal’s commiccon.
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets : Only Entertaining?
Will Luc Besson’s latest live up to the hype?
Daily Fantasia Picks 2016
Genre films worth catching each day around the themes of loneliness, alienation, teenagers, and outcasts.
Childhood’s End: Night One Review
Catch this sci fi miniseries on Showcase for the next two nights. Review of night one here.
Review : The Ambitions of Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame
Tuesday Night Cafe play explores meaty topics about the causes and effects of war.
Photo Review by Michael Bakouch: Mascara & Popcorn Black Carpet Event
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.
Freaky, Gory, and Deliciously Horrific: Mascara & Popcorn’s Festival of Short Films
Get ready for the gore, the horror, the weird, and the wild at Mascara and Popcorn’s annual festival of short films. Here’s what’s going down.
Film Review: Lucy is Mindless Summer Fun
Scarlett Johansson proves that she’s a capable actress even in Luc Bresson’s dumbed-down thriller Lucy.
Snowpiercer: A One-way Ticket to a Bloody Class Fight on a Slick Road
In the hands of a Korean director, dystopic graphic novel becomes a visual tour de force.
Humanity From An Alien Perspective : Review of Under The Skin
Stunning film by John Glazer features Scarlett Johansson as an alien becoming more human while exploring the meaning of humanity.