Adrian Mack writes for the Georgia Straight on a number of topics, including music, film, and fascist death cults. He’s also frequently spotted around town playing a 1962 Gretsch round badge three-piece drum kit with a champagne sparkle finish. Adrian is unapologetic about his interest of UFOs, he likes to tease Skeptical Inquirer readers, and he’s a pioneer in the field of naming one of your kids after the drummer in the Clash.
Starring Yui Murata, Eva Llorach, and Michael Rogers. Rated R.
The premise here is that 26 young genre directors were each given a letter of the alphabet and then told to do...
He's the boy next door with wood you can set your watch to, but this is the clip that'll probably put James Deen over the top with strictly het dudes who love long solos.
When...
Scott Hylands is the kind of guy Quentin Tarantino should rediscover.
He was never a star, but the Salt Spring Island resident appeared in pretty much every North American TV...
Like any great band, Two Hours Traffic always sounds most like itself. Part of the fun with new album Foolish Blood, however—besides that it provides another 40 minutes of the...
A documentary by Craig Scott Rosebraugh. Rated G.
In one of the many stunning moments littered throughout Greedy Lying Bastards, a crisp animated graphic is used to demonstrate...
Opening this year’s Reel 2 Real International Film Festival for Youth, the European coproduction Moon Man is a lovely and lyrical adaptation of the classic Tomi Ungerer book, and...
She played a replicant in Blade Runner, but it was in her role as an environmental activist that Daryl Hannah spoke to the Straight from Los Angeles in March. Only a few weeks...
A song celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher was included in yesterday's performance of the musical Billy Elliot, in London, after the audience was asked to vote for its...
Let’s hope that Comforting Skin doesn’t get lost in the glut of no-budget genre product out there, because this film has serious talent on both sides of the camera.
For starters,...
The Electric Owl has come up with a cunning way to get your ass into the nearest vinyl outlet before International Record Store Day (April 20.)
You can see Hallow Moon and Orange...
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