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Review by Bears Rebecca Fonte If you're going to make a film about cam girls, you have to be willing to get a little dirty. In Daniel Goldhaber’s feature debut CAM, making its world premiere at Fantasia, the filmmaker takes us inside the highly profitable and seductive world of amateur online modeling. Madeline Brewer from

Review by Christine Thompson Love Never Dies: REVIEW "Love Never Dies," Andrew Lloyd Weber's sequel to "The Phantom Of The Opera," played a limited engagement at Houston's  Hobby Center For Peforming Arts in Houston, TX from June 17-22nd after a run in Hamburg, Germany. This version of  "Love Never Dies" was re-written after the original

Johnette Napolitano – bass, vocals, guitar James Mankey – guitars, bass, vocals Gabriel Ramirez Quezada – drums, vocals “The thing…

Platinum-selling DJ and producer ​Erick Morillo has unveiled his latest release, ​‘Cocoon’, a club-ready production made in collaboration with ​Andrew Cole and Kylee Katch.  Kylee gave AMFM Magazine this exclusive interview about the making of the song and video "Cocoon." Eric Morillo, Andrew Cole and Kylee Katch teamed up  for the floaty, dreamy song which

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Interview with Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal by Paul Salfen Paul Salfen interviews lifelong friends Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal, who co-wrote and star in BLINDSPOTTING.  A timely and wildly entertaining story about friendship and the intersection of race and class set against the backdrop of Oakland that is bursting with energy, style and humor. Blindspotting,

Interview by Christine Thompson Still shot of Keanu Reeves and Ana Ularu in SIBERIA (courtesy Youtube) If you're looking for John Wick 3, you're in the wrong place.  The unfortunate and inevitable comparisons to that series will convolute the story of SIBERIA, which is a different vehicle all together.  Whereas John Wick is confident, Keanu

Reviews by Bears Rebecca Fonte Cinepocalypse arrived in Chicago last month (a festival which arose from the not quite cool ashes of suburban Chicago/Wizard World Con inhabiting Bruce Campbell’s Horror Film Festival) and touched down in downtown Chicago at the historic and totally cool Music Box Theater. The fest featured the US and Midwest premieres