Aside from some coverage in the buildup to its release, I have avoided covering season 3 of Reacher until its conclusion, which only came to pass last week. The reason for this is because I found myself fawning over season 2 of Reacher for the first few episodes, only to feel let down in the…
Poised for a breakthrough year, Juno Award-nominated feel-good duo Crash Adams return with energetic pop anthem “Karaoke” out now via Warner Music Canada / Warner Records. As their first release of 2025, it has all the makings of a major smash for the pair—aka Rafaele Massarelli and Vince Sasso—and affirms their “Artist To Watch” status….
Film and Tourism are two great things about BC, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen them together. Well, at least not until just recently. The two industries have come together and launched a platform called Cineventure, which shows the greatest filming locations of the province and they look like a place you can tour,…
#FIRSTLOOK: PRIME VIDEO ANNOUNCE NEW MARTIN MATTE ORIGINAL SERIES “VITRERIE JOYAL” Prime Video announced today the start of production for Vitrerie Joyal, the previously announced Amazon Original series from one of Quebec’s favourite comedians, Martin Matte. The series will launch on Prime Video in 2026. “This project is very personal and important to me. I’m…
20 There’s nothing wrong with repping your city and showing a strong amount of hometown pride. It’s endearing, especially when one acknowledges that pros and cons of living in a place that helps define one’s identity. We are a product of our environments to some degree, and Freaky Tales wants to show that off. But…
40 Acres is a post-apocalyptic drama about family and survival. It had its U.S. debut screening at South By SouthWest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas on March 10th, 2025. We subsequently had a chance to talk with Director R. T. Thorne, and actors Michael Greyeyes and Leenah Robinson. HNMAG: The character Hailey Freeman is American. She…
15 An effortlessly charming and eminently likeable queer rom-com, A Nice Indian Boy will give genre buffs exactly the kind of comfort food they’re looking for and a bit of extra character depth to sweeten the pot. Sharply constructed by director Roshan Sethi (Call Jane, creator of The Resident) and writer Eric Randall (adapting a…