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The zombie genre is one that no matter how many times people say it’s done, it...
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***Once again, there be spoilers here, avert your eyes if the final episode of Lost...
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The damp and rainy weather Saturday morning couldn’t dampen the spirits of those willing to line-up for the annual, first weekend in May ritual, and we’re not talking about Free Comic Book Day. Despite the weather and the construction that’s tore up much of the sidewalks on Quebec Street, the line-up...
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Dead Genesis Movie Review
The zombie genre is one that no matter how many times people say it’s done, it just keeps coming back for more. Nature of the beast I’m afraid. You can’t kill what’s already dead. But seriously, as continually proven there’s plenty of wiggle room in the genre for a genuinely surprising effort...
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Lost Finale Review (with Spoilers)
***Once again, there be spoilers here, avert your eyes if the final episode of Lost remains unseen to them*** How you look at the finale of Lost depends greatly on the type of person you are. If you’re a literalist, then you were left profoundly unsatisfied because of all the leftover questions....
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In the News-April 13th
Polytechnique Wins Big at Genies The dramatic retelling of the shooting at L’École Polytechnique de Montréal was the big winner last night at the Genie Awards. The film, simply titled Polytechnique, won a total of nine awards including best picture, best director, best original screenplay, costume,...

Dead Genesis Movie Review

Dead Genesis Movie Review
The zombie genre is one that no matter how many times people say it’s done, it just keeps coming back for more. Nature of the beast I’m afraid. You can’t kill what’s already dead. But seriously, as continually proven there’s plenty of wiggle room in the genre for a genuinely surprising effort that manages to breakthrough the conventions and get at you on emotional and intellectual levels...