Legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Guitarist, Ace Frehley will release his brand new cover album, Origins Vol. 2, on Friday, September 18, 2020 on eOne Music. No stranger to cover albums, Frehley released his second highest charting solo effort, Origins Vol. 1, back...
If only all holiday snaps could be as interesting as this. In 1968, 23 year old Paul Saltzman took a trip to India to ease a broken heart. During his tour, he spent a week in Rishikesh at the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, where...
Sometimes, all it takes for a medium or writer’s reputation to grow is age. For example, Shakespeare today is considered to be the greatest English playwright. Whereas in his lifetime and up to a century after his death, he was considered too common, bawdy, and...
The Beatles were unavoidable in 1965. They were already big on both sides of the Atlantic at this point. So, why not release a new film? A Hard Day’s Night proved to be a hit in 1964, so a sequel was sure to do big...
Released on VOD services August 18, 2020, Skin: A History of Nudity in the Movies goes into the what’s, how’s, why’s and when’s of flesh on film. Like the differing social attitudes towards nudity from pre-code Hollywood, post-code Hollywood, and the rise of the MPAA....
Having bounced around the festival circuit since appearing at Fantastic Fest in 2019, Random Acts of Violence finds a larger audience on August 20, 2020 thanks to Shudder. The film sounds like it does what it says on the tin, but what is it really...
Out of the Great White North, the Power Metal quartet known as Unleash The Archers formed in Victoria, British Columbia way back in 2007. Lead by the awe inspiring four octave mezzo-soprano of Vocalist Brittney Slayes, Unleash The Archers put together a well oiled mix...
The number of good video game movies out there could be counted on one hand, and even they might have an asterisk or two on them. 1994’s Street Fighter: The Animated Movie is more faithful than its live-action Van Damme equivalent, yet suffers from padding...
Directed by Joaquin Montalvan (Visual Futurist 2006, Saravia 2008), Cannibal Corpse Killers originally cropped up at film festivals in 2018, notably Cinematic Wasteland. Written by Montalvan alongside Eunice Font (Adagio 2002, Noir 2005) and S.E Feinberg (The Happy Worker 2021), now eager viewers can catch...
In 2016, an election was held in a certain country to see who would replace its previous president as they neared the end of their term. Despite having a chequered history and after making numerous controversial comments, an outside candidate from an opposing party won....
