When I first started watching BBC documentaries, I realized they had a very different viewpoint on America than the one I was used to seeing on T.V.. Their America was a place full of odd people who believed odd things. Maybe because a lot of those odd people don’t even

Written by Sitnikov Ilya Having recently watched trailer for a new HBO Netflix, I couldn’t help but notice how hard its creators try to turn Bundy into a slick Casanova type (a villain still, but a sexy one). It was particularly puzzling to me, given that everything I read on

It’s Thursday morning, one of the last weeks of the summer…after weeks of smoky haze, a cold and clammy gloom has settled in. But there is a light burning in my mind as I watch the waves of reality wash over the system. From the first tortured screams on “Lure”

Downtown Vancouver, February 28th 2017. It’s been a rough little time since one of the arguably worst human beings to ever walk on the face of this Earth was sworn in as 45th President of the United States of America. Values that you’d think would be sacrosanct in the 21st century,

It can be shamefully easy up here in Canada to sit back and watch the antics to the South, feeling safe an secure in our multicultural snuggie. The reality is that if you flipped over a few rocks up here, you’d find the same squirming underbelly of hate-fuelled maggots. Sure,

I am a firm believer that art can be used as a weapon for social change – if we sit by watching fucked up shit happen, we are a part of the problem! Growing up in the 80’s, the fear of nuclear war and living under the  Reagan regime made the punks of