The Rubber-Keyed Wonder: Review. By Christopher Patterson. A Vibrant and Quite Hooking Documentary The Rubber-Keyed Wonder really surprised me. Honestly, going in, my only hope was to not be bored. Documentaries never usually hook me since they can meander, be poorly produced, and just be boring to sit through. But I was
Final Destination (2000): Review With the arrival of October, and spooky month, it’s time to dim the lights, decorate pumpkins and watch scary movies. And I thought it would be fun to pick a horror film franchise to review this month and, seeing as the 6th entry will be released next
Canada’s Online Streaming Industry Canada covers a large area geographically – it is the second largest country after Russia but is only home to around 0.5% of the world’s total population. Tourism might be one of the largest industries, but for those that live in Canada, entertainment seems to be focused
All Happy Families: Review. By Ayrton-Lewis Avery. All Happy Families is the cliché story of a man (named Graham, played by Josh Radnor), whose brother (Will, played by Rob Huebel) is more successful than him, his mother is more successful, and his whole family is better than him. He is an
Hollywood Is Finally Noticing Gaming's Huge Fan Base Creative arts have been crossing over and borrowing influence from each other’s respective pools for centuries—perhaps it’s taken Hollywood slightly longer to tune into gaming, as it’s a creative industry that has only recently established itself over the last decade and a half. Sure,
