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Prophets of Rage – The Party’s Over: What Better Place Than Here, What Better Time Than Now? [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Aug 30, 2016

The rock rap supergroup Prophets of Rage, consisting of members from Rage Against The Machine (Tom Morello, Tim Commerford, Brad Wilk), Public Enemy (Chuck D, DJ Lord) and Cypress Hill (B-Real), has released it’s first EP ‘The Party’s Over’ on...

Don’t Breathe: Suspenseful From Minute One & Stephen Lang Was Such a Badass [Review]

by Mark Miller | Aug 29, 2016

I had trouble deciding this week. Should I go see Mechanic: Resurrection, the sequel to a film I’d never even heard of? Or should I see Don’t Breathe, a Horror/Thriller about kids robbing a blind guy’s house? Normally I don’t check the reviews beforehand, but...

Blood Father: Mel Gibson The Actor Finds Redemption in a Hail of Gunfire [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Aug 26, 2016

From Lionsgate, director Jean-Francois Richet and writer Peter Craig (The Town) comes the gritty action thriller Blood Father. Starring Mel Gibson, Erin Moriarty, William H. Macy, Thomas Mann, Elisabeth Rohm, Diego Luna and Michael Parks, the film hits limited...

Joseph Rose – True Colors: Vancouver Rapper Ascends Borders & Impresses on Debut [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Aug 26, 2016

Vancouver hip hop artist Joseph Rose has released his debut EP ‘True Coloers’ today, August 26, 2016 through Aileron Music. The effort was produced by Pro Logic (Drake, Lil Bibby) and features appearances by P. Reign, Rob The Viking from Swollen Members,...

Imperium: The Most Eye-Opening Neo Nazi Drama Since American History X [Review]

by Keven Skinner | Aug 22, 2016

From Lionsgate and director Daniel Ragussis comes the Neo-Nazi thriller based on true events – Imperium. Starring Daniel Radcliffe, Chris Sullivan, Toni Collette, Tracy Letts, Nestor Carbonell, Burn Gorman and Sam Trammell, the film hits theaters and On Demand August...

The Tragically Hip “A National Celebration” Farewell Concert Shuts Down Canada

by Keven Skinner | Aug 21, 2016

The Tragically Hip have played presumably their final concert, on August 20, 2016 to an emotional crowd in Kingston, Ontario. The event was dubbed “A National Celebration” and was broadcast live on CBC, uninterrupted by ANY commercials, uncensored and raw...