Great news! Triple Take Productions has reached an agreement with two different production companies to co-produce plays in the Fringe of Toronto Festival in 2010. Triple Take will produce a new play co-written by Regan Macaulay and Allison McWood, entitled The Aquarium, with Good Egg Productions. Magmoe Media is our producing partner for two new plays by R.J. Downes. Audition notices will be posted in the next few weeks. Check back for updates…
Welcome to Day 5 of my 13 Horrifically Silly Days of Halloween...time for another HORROR WRITER! You gotta love these guys. Hello, Steve...please introduce yourself. Hello, my name is Steve Stred. I’m a Splatterpunk-Nominated Author who writes predominantly dark fiction. I currently live in Edmonton,... read more
Time for a new review...or a refreshed review for my "Birthday B-movie", Horror Hotel, aka City of the Dead. What does this movie have to do with my birthday, February 2nd, you may ask? Well, the first portion of the film is centred around... read more
Another grizzly horror author is on offer for you today! Let's get right into my chat with C. M. Forest, and get all the updates on what he's been up to since our first 13 Days interview 2 years ago... C.M. Forest, also known as... read more
Elizabeth Saunders has been in TONS of awesome series and movies: Mary Kills People, Clarice, Disappearance at Clifton Hill, Orphan Black, The Strain, Murdoch Mysteries, Goosebumps, Forever Knight - you name it! But what you really want to see RIGHT JUST NOW, if you... read more
Okay, so I have to say, right off the top, A LOT about this film—the kinds of filmmaking errors made, the convoluted plot, and especially the scriptwriting—totally remind me of the collected works of Edward D. Wood Jr. Directors Bill Rebane and later Hershell... read more
From Metropolitan International…Starring "Vic Savage" and Shannon O’Neil...Produced and Directed by A.J. Nelson (aka Vic Savage, which is also not a real name)…for today’s B-movie feature, I bring you “The Creeping Terror”, released in 1964! The film opens at night, POV through the windshield of... read more
