Submitted for your approval... Five strange and horrific works of cinematic depravity, the total running time of which would make a lovely line up for a li'l Halloween film festival.
My advice? Why not lock the door, draw those pesky curtains and dig into that massive bowl of candy yourself. Kids aren't getting enough exercise these days anyway.
When people are dying and their hearts are torn from their chests, Sam and Dean will take a break from vacation and run into a Audemars Piguet Replica face they never though they would see again.
The Supporting Act Podcast Ep. #046 with Bahamas
Posted by: Matt Moskal • October 22, 2014 @ 11:14am
Bahamas is Afie Jurvanen, a Toronto, ON-based singer/songwriter raised in quiet-lake-surrounding city of Barrie. It was there that his industrious nature picked up a few tricks on the guitar. He adopted the moniker Bahamas for his 2009 debut record Pink Strat.
His brother may be a demon bearing the Mark of Cain but that won't stop Sam from doing everything he can to save him.
After trying to convert a demon once before, Sam is prepared. Human blood? Check. Ritual incantation? Double check.
Sam may have found his brother but will he be able to face what Dean has become?
On June 21st, 2003, a young boy is awoken to the sound of a struggle. He cautiously makes his way down the stairs only to find his father dead on the floor. He tries to get a response but there is nothing.
Year of the Deanmon.
Desperately searching for his brother, Sam's patience has run out and he has taken to torturing demons for whatever information he can get. Four weeks later, Sam is no closer to finding Dean than when he had a demon at the end of his knife.
Live Review (and some ramblings): Amon Amarth in Winnipeg, MB
Posted by: William O'Donnell • October 8, 2014 @ 2:38pm
It was a Monday night. What better way to escape the mundane and celebrate being one-day into your work week than with some eardrum shattering metal? Who said a good night's rest?! Get out of here! .... Good...
TIFF 2014 Interview: Thorsteinn Bachmann
Posted by: Elizabeth Hughes Belzil • October 5, 2014 @ 6:42pm
It's commonly said that actors appear smaller in real life than they do on the screen. However, such is decidedly not the case with Thorsteinn Bachmann, star of the acclaimed Icelandic film, Life in a Fishbowl.
The Supporting Act Podcast Ep. #043 with Fred Penner
Posted by: Matt Moskal • October 1, 2014 @ 7:00am
Hey kids! It's Fred Penner! The legendary Canadian singer/songwriter has spent the past four decades entertaining children and adults alike. In the late 70s he captured national attention with his rendition of Harry S. Smith's "The Cat Came Back". In 1985, His engaging and endearing live show made its way to national television.
TIFF 2014 Interview: Omar Joseph Hady
Posted by: Elizabeth Hughes Belzil • September 24, 2014 @ 2:43pm
Lebanese-Canadian author Rawi Hage published Cockroach: A Novel, in 2008 to generally positive reviews and even snagged a few literary awards.
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