http://www.inmagazine.ca Arts & Culture for Guelph, K-W, Cambridge ...and Beyond Mon, 14 Jun 2010 18:49:49 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 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 ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/dead-genesis-movie-review/ ***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 ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/lost-finale-review-with-spoilers/ 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 ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/hillside-tickets-go-on-sale/ Going into its fourth year, SharpCuts Indie Film & Music Festival returns to bring some wondrous offerings from indie filmmakers both local and international. This year, In Magazine is proud to sponsor the fest, and in doing so offers this sneak peak into five of the must see films at ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/5-things-to-see-at-sharpcuts-10/ The annual Kazoofest launched in Guelph last night to usher in five fun-filled days of art, music, film, dance and community. Kazoo, which is a Guelph-based non-profit artist run organization, started putting on these annual festivals in 2008 and have been met with ever increasing success, resulting in this, their ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/kazoofest-launches-in-guelph/ 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, editing and ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/in-the-news-april-13th/ Welcome to the first of what I hope will be a monthly column here in In Magazine. “Old School” is dedicated to those pop culture artefacts that hold a special place in the hearts of myself and the In team. For the inaugural Old School, I’ve selected Parker Lewis Can’t ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/old-school-parker-lewis-cant-lose/ If you're a filmmaker, the camera is the eye through which your audience will see your story, and every film needs just the right camera to perfectly serve that story. Because of how fundamental the camera is to the film, it's often the first item that a filmmaker rushes out ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/guerilla-in-the-midst-2/ It’s been a pretty big week for trailer spotters as several highly anticipated spots for big summer movies have hit the internet (not to mention the movie theatres). So here’s looking at three big titles new to the proverbial trailer park. First, there’s the superhero sequel Iron Man 2. Scheduled to ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/trailer-trash/ The time has come to judge those judged the best of Hollywood this past year and determine those worthy to win this year's Oscar race. The Academy is promising a new and improved awards show for it's 82nd annual soiree, something more streamlined but with added unpredictability. Well, hosts Alec ... http://www.inmagazine.ca/oscar-picks-ins-academy-awards-pool/