Game of Thrones races towards the end of its second season with an explosive penultimate episode.
Nick Hanover explores Canada's language wars in Bruce McDonald's modern classic, Pontypool.
Hannah and Adam get REALLY awkward, Marnie continues to be a heartless romantic sociopath, and Jessa and Shoshanna perv out. All in a day's work, really.
The Cinema of Loneliness continues with a look at The Saddest Music in the World and Canada's position in America's shadow.
This week, Dylan and Nick talk about the fall television schedule, Aaron Sorkin's new HBO series Newsroom and two indie films of differing quality, The Sound of My Voice and Bernie.
Magic assassins wiping out entire legislative bodies, charred children corpses-- what the hell is going on in Game of Thrones this week??
Our list of ten of the more interesting, enjoyable couples to be found in comics.
"Which is why I think we're going to have to blow up this moon."
Charlie's bandmate Ray stole Hannah's diary and caused a scene, while Hannah got some make-up and sexual harassment advice from her new coworkers. Jessa and Shoshanna did stuff. The end.
Celluloid International kicks off with a series of essays on Canada's Cinema of Loneliness, beginning with the 2000 film Maelström.
