In 2011, DreamWorks announced plans to remake Fright Night, the cult 1985 horror-comedy that marked the directorial debut of Tom Holland. With names like Chris Sarandon, Roddy McDowall, and Amanda Bearse gracing the original cast, Fright Night was a smart, stylish homage to classic vampire tales, reimagined for the neon-lit suburbs of the ’80s. Though…
In the ever-evolving world of web innovation, San Francisco-based startup RocketOn has long stood out for its pioneering vision of a “parallel web” — a layered experience that transforms how we interact with online content. In 2011, RocketOn took a bold step forward with the launch of Blerp, a dynamic web application that not only…
In 2011, Paul Walker was in a unique space in his career. Riding high from the success of Fast Five, he had become a household name in the action genre. Known for his laid-back charm, adrenaline-fueled performances, and loyalty to the Fast & Furious franchise, Walker had also begun exploring roles that hinted at more…
Abel Ferrara, the filmmaker behind transgressive classics like Bad Lieutenant and The Addiction, has long been known for his gritty, philosophical approach to urban alienation and spiritual conflict. When news emerged that Ferrara was set to direct a modernized adaptation of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde starring Forest Whitaker and Curtis…
In an age when the line between nostalgia and innovation is increasingly blurred, Hollywood continues to dip into the archives to reimagine beloved classics for a new generation. The latest property to get the reboot treatment is Cliffhanger, the high-altitude action thriller that turned Sylvester Stallone into a mountain-scaling action icon back in 1993. This…
By the guy still writing in juice-stained pajamas It’s been over a decade since Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds first carved its way onto our screens, scalping our expectations of what a war movie could be. But every time new images surface—or resurface, as nostalgia tends to bring them up like cinematic war relics—they remind us…
If you’re in Toronto and looking to elevate the look and comfort of your car, Colibri Car Styling is a name you’ll want to remember. In the heart of the city, Colibri has built a reputation for providing high-quality automotive styling services—from window tinting to full vehicle wraps and detailing. I recently brought my car…
Anime North 2025 in Toronto once again delivered an exhilarating fusion of community, craft and inspiration. For attendees eager to channel their creativity, the convention offered a treasure trove of 10 standout resources: Workshops galore – From Pokémon succulent planters to chainmail armor crafting and ceramic mamezara tiles, the Delta Hotel hosted paid and free…
Another epic year of Anime North has come and gone, leaving behind a whirlwind of colorful memories, intricate cosplays, and unique finds that only this convention delivers. As one of Canada’s largest fan-run conventions, Anime North continues to be a haven for anime lovers, gamers, cosplayers, and pop culture enthusiasts. This year was no exception—despite…
Last year I attended my first Cars N Anime Fest – a fusion of anime and car culture. Held at the Al Palladini Community Centre, the second annual Cars N Anime Fest brought together an energetic crowd of fans, cosplayers, car enthusiasts, gamers, and curious onlookers for what is a trending and unique pop culture…