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On Friday, September 23rd, Hyaenas will play in Nelson at The Royal to celebrate their new single “It's Not Up to Me.” The band teamed up with a local favourite, the Hillties, for the show. “We’re excited to share the night with them,” says Hyaenas lead singer and guitarist Sophie Hepnell. Embodying the energy and ferocity of the animal they are named after, Vancouver-based
Van Helsing Season 5, Episode 13, "Novissima Solis."** Welp, Bathory (Jesse Stanley) is dead, having thrown herself off the ledge of a tall building to prevent the Dark One from being able to use her as a pawn anymore. This seriously endangers our heroes' plan to have her read from the ancient scrolls to stun Dracula while they can finish her off. However, there might be a saving grace to all this: Vanessa (Kelly Overton) finds the Dark One's pentagram insignia on the back of Bathory's neck, and by carving it out and grafting it onto her own arm, she can use it to tap into Dracula's mind. Nea...
Perspectives: Simon Barry and Rachel Nichols talk about Continuum May 14, 2014 by admin Simon Barry “TV is more of a master to serve because you have this incredible schedule of production and post-production,” observes Simon Barry who wrote the feature screenplay for The Art of War (2000) starring Wesley Snipes ( Blade), and is the creator and showrunner for Continuum [Showcase, 2012 to present]. “It’s close to the bone in regards to the time you have to make, get the show out and give it to the network. TV has a higher pace but film can be just as gruelling in terms of the de...
by Charlie Smith on April 21st, 2021 at 8:28 PM 1 of 4 2 of 4 The world of 3-D printing is opening up all sorts of possibilities. But it’s only in the movies—at this point—where a widower can order up a living, breathing, talking facsimile of his deceased wife, complete with happy memories. That’s the premise of Vancouver director and actor Luvia Petersen’s intriguing new short film, "iDorothy", which takes place in the not too distant future. Written by Huelah Lander, it will be screened at Crazy8s, a Vancouver festival of six short films made within eight days. “If you uplo...