Despite my love for aquatic horror - and my megalohydrothalassophobia - Underwater was a woefully underwhelming attempt at cribbing Alien that just doesn't work.

TL;DR - it ain't good.Read on for more about how Dark Phoenix fails its women, especially Storm.

The follow-up to Garreth Edward’s 2014 flick, Godzilla: King of the Monsters brings the likes of Rhodan, King Ghidorah, and Mothra into the mix. So the big question - for those who haven’t already seen it or those who just don’t care (it’s ok, live your truth) - is “does it suck?” The answer? Yes and no.Yeah, super vague. I know. I’ll explain.

TL;DR - You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll want to watch it again minutes after it's done. Die-hard fans will be happy, as will the uninitiated masses who are just looking to have a good time.I promise this is 100% spoiler free! So read with confidence.

It's about time we start taking credit for the amazing work Canada has to offer in the entertainment industry. Enter the MADE | NOUS Initiative.

The red-headed menace from hell is back with a new twist and a new lease on ending life in the latest Child's Play trailer!

This morning, I woke up to an article published by the Toronto Star's own Thomas Walkom. A man infinitely more qualified than most to write about the political environment around the world, especially than myself. However, Walkom's column disturbed me. In fact, it downright pissed me off.

Then again, maybe my fear of owning property comes from watching my parents struggle to live together before their separation. Maybe it stems from watching them do this clumsy dance around each other in the initial days of their trial separation, attempting to keep my brother and I in the house we’d grown up in, while trying not to live together. It was an awkward time, one I vaguely remember. What I remember most about that time, however, is love. Unadulterated, unequivocal love.