Kitty Power: an Unsung Hero of Preserving Newfoundland History
Kitty Power started with Newfoundland’s Traveling Library in 1940.
Category Archives: Arts
The Twilight Zone: A 60th Anniversary Celebration Screens in Mount Pearl This Thursday
6 classic episodes will be featured, along with a short documentary on series creator Rod Sirling.
A Canadian Slashing: Read this Scathing 1981 Film Review of My Bloody Valentine
“I walked out halfway through. I couldn’t take it any more. As far as I can tell from the first half, this is a movie made by the mentally warped for the mentally warped.”
A First Look: Watch the Official Trailer for New Woman
With post-production wrapped, filmmaker Benjamin Noah and his imprint Ark Film are ready to deliver the official trailer for their anticipated Newfoundland gothic short
To the Practitioners of Hate: Stan Lee’s Rally Against Racism Still Relevant 50 Years Later
“Let’s lay it right on the line. Bigotry and racism are among the deadliest social ills plaguing the world today.”
1973’s Cannibal Girls was the Canadian Horror Debut of Future Comedy Icons
This campy cut of Canadian b-list cinema may be remembered for its sleaze, but the choppy tale of three literal man-eaters also helped launch the career of future Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman, and SCTV stars Eugene Levy and Andrea Martin.
The Influence and Determination Behind Benjamin Noah’s Newfoundland Gothic Film
With a litany of inspiration and an unrelenting creative drive, Benjamin Noah has ploughed his way into post-production on his new and ambitious short film.
Artist Applications are Open for the First Out of Earshot Festival
Out of Earshot is a fresh and inspiring community-based festival that will showcase emerging Canadian bands and artists in St. John’s this August 23rd-25th.
Three Poems by Samantha Fitzpatrick
Samantha Fitzpatrick is a self-proclaimed “cluttered mind and over-thinker”. Despite her beginnings in spoken word and slam poetry, she has recently “found solace in minimalism”.