Halloween sometimes seems like the one holiday without a specific way to celebrate it. Although younger people generally celebrate by trick-or-treating, that becomes socially unacceptable when you’re in college—no matter how hard I try.
Music can set any mood. So what do you need on your playlist to make sure your Halloween party is spooktacular without being cheesy?
Seriously, don’t make this dessert. I shouldn’t even be publishing this! If you make these bars for a party or dinner, or even just as a study snack, I warn you, you will become addicted.
Have you ever had someone say you’re not Canadian enough? Perhaps you don’t love hockey or lacrosse, and would rather listen to British folk?
One of the most quintessential cold cases that everyone knows by name is the legend of Jack the Ripper. Focussing on one particular theory that has since been discredited, Alan Moore’s graphic novel From Hell
Fans of Canadian comedy series are sure to know the name Fred Ewanuick, who has starred in Regina’s Corner Gas, Vancouver’s Robson Arms, and Kitchner’s Dan for Mayor.
With the holiday season of Halloween well-underway, horror films have never been more popular. Scary movies play on cable, in the theatres, and all over the Netflix promotions. Many of us love the spirit of Halloween, but some can’t handle movies that seek to make the viewer scared or uncomfortable.
My Rabbi, a two-man play about friends with different religious and political views, kicks off the Vancouver Firehall Arts Centre’s latest season with a show that audiences aren’t soon to forget.
Grab a pen and paper, put on imaginary armour, and get ready to storm the castle in the potential new comedy series Roll for Damage, a project by Max Mitchell and Adam Pateman in the CBC ComedyCoup competition.
With Halloween on the way and The Walking Dead back on air, it’s time to look at a classic that’s been re-released for PS4.
