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 canât 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 Centreâs latest season with a show that audiences arenât 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, itâs time to look at a classic thatâs been re-released for PS4.
Father and daughter Ewan McNeil and Jessie McNeil are the latest artists to have their work on display in the Amelia Douglas Gallery at the Douglas College New Westminster campus. From October 23 to December 12, Under the Same Roof will feature Ewanâs sculptures and Jessieâs figurative collages as well as a collaborative large mural spread across the exterior wall of the Laura C. Muir Theatre.
This October, Iâm going to be taking a look at a series of darker themed games. This week we look at a game that can literally involve a whole village.
Security at the British Royal houses across the United Kingdom has been tightened in response to reports released last week that servants in the royal houses are inviting guests to stay with them overnight.
Peter DeGroot was the target of an intense manhunt Thanksgiving weekend in Slocan, BC. DeGroot allegedly shot at police on October 9 before running into a nearby forest; he was killed on October 13.
The City of Vancouver planned to host a public New Yearâs Eve bash for the first time in over two decades, but plans for a party to ring in 2015 have officially been halted.
On July 1, goalie Ryan Miller signed a three-year deal with the Vancouver Canucks. Following 11 years with the Buffalo Sabres and a brief stint with the St. Louis Blues, Miller has come to the Canucks on a contract worth approximately $18-million.
