Halloween movies on the lighter side
These movies won’t fill you with terror, and they’re quite acceptable to watch with young ones.
Category: ARTS
Chairman of the Board: Booty-licious
Merchants and Marauders strips out any of the television or movie themes and allows simple trade and pirate battles.
Korean-ish
The show demonstrates the multiculturalism, tolerance, and distinctive features of Toronto.
Junji Ito and the art of gore
All of these stories are woven together with an artful, almost delightfully sadistic sense of horror, which drips from every panel.
A note on history: From angst to airwaves
This music might sound like grunge, but it lacked the same heartfelt, anti-establishment cynicism of true grunge.
Comic corner: Archie gets groovy
Featuring all your favourite characters from the long-running comic book series, this graphic novel is Grease meets Night of the Living Dead.
Untold stories from the earthquake
Linda’s narration adds warmth to the documentary by explaining the trauma that the people in the region had to go through.
Natural beauty from coast to coast
The exhibit’s title, Jayeonmi, is the Korean word for natural beauty, which suits the multicultural, nature-themed exhibit.
Creature features for the scariest time of year
Sometimes, the source of the scariness is an actual monster.
All aboard: ‘Train to Busan’ film review
Train to Busan is the first South Korean film to gain over 10 million theatregoers.