Celebrating The 30th Anniversary Of SPACEBALLS!

Spaceballs has just celebrated its 30th anniversary this year! It is is the story of Princess Vespa, who is engaged to the boring Prince Valium (a real pill), who takes a powder on her wedding day. She brings along her trusty android Dot Matrix, as she drives her Mercades spaceship past The Planet Druidian, air shields and away! This prompts her father King Roland to call space adventurers Lone Star and Barf to intercede and bring the Princess Vespa back. They offer to do the job but only if King Rol [...]  Read more >
  Posted by BRYAN FRAZIER     Movies views (1272)

Homegrown Heroes – An Interview With Chapterhouse Comics’ Fadi Hakim & Jay Baruchel

Toronto-based Chapterhouse Comics is a fairly new company in the comic book publishing game, but they are taking full initiative with what they want to do. And that is bring homegrown Canadian comic books to the world. They’ve begun with Captain Canuck and Northguard, which had already existed and were published independently for decades, and has continued with new modern heroes like The Pitiful Human Lizard and Die Kitty Die! Comic book publishing isn’t an easy thing these days, but Chapterhou [...]  Read more >
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Remembering The Life And Career Of Martin Landau

The entertainment world lost two icons of pop culture over the course of a single weekend. The first casualty is Mr. Martin Landau. Many know Martin Landau from (of course) his star turn as the character of "Rollin Hand" on the hit TV series: "Mission: Impossible", or perhaps they remember him as "Commander John Koenig" on the TV series: "Space: 1999". Both were great roles and Landau played them to perfection. But Landau did much more than just those two roles in his acting career. He started his working [...]  Read more >
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Another WolfCop Is Bigger, Funnier And Gorier Than The Original | SPOILER FREE REVIEW

The original WolfCop sort of came out of nowhere. Nobody would have thought that a small film directed and written by a virtually unknown filmmaker from Saskatchewan starring an all-Canadian cast would become the most significant werewolf/comedy/horror movie since Teen Wolf and a cult phenomenon. But Lowell Dean and his group pulled it all off brilliantly, and WolfCop now has a sequel! Another WolfCop got its Canadian premiere at this year's Fantasia International Film Festival and yours truly got the chanc [...]  Read more >
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Montreal Comiccon 2017 Cosplay Parade

Once again, Montreal Comiccon has come and gone and it was an absolute blast! And this year seems to have been one of the best, with guests, attendees and exhibitors all expressing their pleasure with how things were put together this year! It looks like this convention has come a long way!And once again along with some awesome interviews, I have put together an extensive cosplay photo parade showcasing just how awesome some of my fellow Montrealers can let thier geek flag fly! Be sure to have a look and if [...]  Read more >
  Posted by DAVE MICHAELS     Cosplay views (4204)

Welcomed Wall-Crawler – Spider-Man: Homecoming Review

Look out! Here comes the Spider-Man! Let’s be honest, Spidey has not had the easiest time being adapted to the big screen. While the Sam Raimi/Tobey Maguire trilogy and even the Marc Webb/Andrew Garfield films have their fans, they had their share of critics too.But now, things are different. Very different. Now Sony and Marvel Studios have partnered together to finally bring Spider-Man and his universe into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And this is the first Spider-Man movie that establishes that in [...]  Read more >
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A Tribute To The Life And Career Of Sir Roger Moore

Bond. James Bond.  Roger Moore was the third cinematic Bond to utter those words. He played the character from 1973's "Live And Let Die" to 1985's "From A View To A Kill". That is a total of SEVEN movies! Roger Moore is firmly entrenched in the viewing public's minds as a favorite Bond. Moore is the first actor to portray James Bond to pass away. To me, Roger Moore (and Sean Connery) was James Bond. George Lazenby, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan and Daniel Craig were/are all portraying a different ch [...]  Read more >
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Heroes of The Ring Part 2

Back in 2012 I did a column that I always consider as one of my all-time favorites. And it was called “Heroes of the Ring”. This column correlates two mediums I enjoy that are very different but the same in many ways: comic books and pro wrestling. The goal of the column was simple, show that the “faces and heels” from WWE lore are not that far apart from the “heroes and villains” in superhero comics. The good guys were larger-than-life and the baddies were just as detes [...]  Read more >
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Marvel Announces HOW TO DRAW VARIANTS by Chip Zdarsky

Have you ever wanted the great power and responsibility of drawing Spider-Man? Do you look at the pages of Black Panther and wish you could draw a Wakandan king? How often have you been tempted to break the fourth wall and draw Gwenpool? Marvel has always championed rising creators, and now fans can learn how to draw like a super hero with HOW TO DRAW VARIANT COVERS by blockbuster writer Chip Zdarsky (Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man, Howard The Duck, Star-Lord.) First appearing on the back of a b [...]  Read more >
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Top 10 Comic Book Vehicles

It was only a matter of time before I got to this one, right? One of the coolest aspects of comicdom has always been the fact that many of our heroes need spiffy, space-age vehicles to get around in, right? I mean, how else is the Fantastic Four going to get to Latvaria to battle Dr. Doom or the X-Men going to get to wherever the Brotherhood is causing trouble? They need transportation! Over the years there’s been a great amount of vehicles that have come along...and then...not so much. This here&rsq [...]  Read more >
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Fantastic Fine - Fantastic Four Issues #1-6 Retro Review

Most Trade Paperbacks (TPBs) don't hold a special place in the hearts of comic book collectors. They're stories collected in book format which means they're reprints. If you're not into collecting and just in it for the story then a TPB is one of the greatest things to ever happen to comic books. You don't have to go searching for old copies to complete the story. TPBs are great for learning about new characters or to get reacquainted with some of your old favourites. The TPBs do have a few drawbacks. Some [...]  Read more >
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Remembering The Life And Career Of Adam West

The world is less fun today. Adam West, TV's Batman has died. He passed Friday, June 9th, 2017. I have written a full bio for Adam West before, so I will give only the more salient facts here. Adam West was born on September 19th, 1928 in Walla Walla Washington. West was drafted into the Unite States Army where he served as an announcer on Armed Forces Network Television. After being honorably discharged, West worked for a while as a milkman until he moved to Hawaii to try his luck at being an actor. H [...]  Read more >
  Posted by BRYAN FRAZIER     Pop Culture views (1851)

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