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Rising Star Shannon Kook on DARK PLACES

by Henrick Vartanian August 4, 2015, 10:09 am 1.8k Views

Shannon Kook said "no" to his friends to prepare for the tough character in Dark Places movie

We recently sat down with actor Shannon Kook, a rising star who hit our radar two years ago, especially when we talked to him at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2014 where he, along with three Canadian actors, Sophie Desmarais, Alexandre Landry, Julia Sarah Stone were named TIFF Rising Stars of the year. At […]

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Our Film Pick – Documentary: ‘Listen To Me Marlon’

by Henrick Vartanian July 14, 2015, 10:32 am 1.3k Views

Heads up to all you Marlon Brando fans and lovers of American cinema! Just when you thought you had seen enough material on the late legendary actor comes this rare treat of a film with a very personal voice, Brando’s. Yes, unbeknownst to the public, Marlon Brando created a vast archive of personal audio materials […]

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THE AMAZING NEWEST SPIDER-MAN: Tom Holland

by Harrison Cheung June 24, 2015, 9:33 pm 1.6k Views

After the dust has settled, the latest superhero casting war is finished with the British unknown, Tom Holland, winning the lead to replace Andrew Garfield. SPIDER-MAN has been one of the more lucrative Marvel properties until – depending on your point of view – the last Garfield-starred project killed the franchise. Sony/Columbia Pictures acted quickly to […]

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The Young Cast of Poltergeist 2015 Shine

by Harrison Cheung May 22, 2015, 8:12 pm 1.9k Views

The 1982 horror classic POLTERGEIST has been updated for a new generation of movie goers. Back in the 80s, director Tobe Hooper steered the Spielberg-penned ghost story into a hit franchise that spawned a number of sequels. Spielberg then was very much in his suburbia phase, setting tales of aliens (E.T., CLOSE ENCOUNTERS) in non-descript subdivisions […]

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Indie Film Review: DIFFERENT DRUM

by Henrick Vartanian March 28, 2014, 7:05 pm 1.9k Views

This week we streamed an unusually interesting film that grew on us and kept us watching. Different Drum is a charming little film. And by little, we mean very indie, with a shoestring production budget under $10k, home grown, with local talent. Tod and Lydia (played by newbies, Zach Zint and Isabella DeVoy) deal […]

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Short Film Review: That Moody Indie Horror, STREAMER

by Henrick Vartanian February 7, 2014, 6:15 pm 1.3k Views 1 Comment

An unhealthy obsession fuels "Streamer," a short film by Jared Bratt.

There’s nothing like a moody indie, horror film to start our gloomy Friday in L.A. We screened, OK, streamed Streamer, a short film by Canadian filmmaker Jared Bratt, and we liked it. Sitting on the edge of a tub in the bathroom, a young man motor mouths his thoughts and emotions, at a manic pace. […]

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Top 10 Breakthrough Performances of 2013 – Actors

by January 2, 2014, 6:42 pm 1.6k Views

Soulful chanteuse and former Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, once declared, I need a man! We here at BNH completely understand the sentiment, and just in case the desire is still there, we highly suggest that Ms. Lennox check out these 10 smart, sophisticated, and overwhelmingly talented guys whom we’ve managed to round up on our year […]

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The 10 Best Indies On iTunes Right Now!

by October 16, 2013, 12:15 pm 1.8k Views

Indie Films on itunes: While there’s still nothing like seeing a film in the theater – floating through space with Sandra Bullock on a state-of-the-art Imax screen or bobbing menacingly in the rough waters of the Gulf of Aden with a 40 foot Tom Hanks… sorry, Captain Phillips – there’s something to be said about […]

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Indie Film Pick: Must See “C.O.G.”

by Henrick Vartanian September 24, 2013, 12:53 am 1.5k Views

A coming-of-age tale is not easy to pull off without the right leading actors and an understanding for the generation it represents and speaks to. It is a bigger task when the story is autobiographical, and its famous author famously reluctant about his written words being mismanaged or cheapened on its way to the big […]

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Fall Movies We Can’t Wait For

by September 16, 2013, 11:23 am 1.1k Views

You’d never know it by reading most Internet movie sites, but believe it or not, there are still some of us out there who enjoy seeing a film every once and a while that doesn’t rely on a supernatural slant or caped crusader saving Earth yet again… to thrill its audience. That’s why we here […]

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Film Review: Café De Flore

by Henrick Vartanian November 15, 2012, 6:30 am 1.5k Views

PLOTWISE: Cafe de Flore is a French-Canadian film by director Jean-Marc Vallée (“C.R.A.Z.Y.”), consisting of two intertwined stories spanning between Paris in 1960’s and present day Montreal. One follows a single mother (played by Vanessa Paradis) raising a child with Down syndrome while the other story is about an estranged husband (newcomer Kevin Parent) who […]

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Batman Unmasked: Christian Bale Bio Sheds Light on the Dark Knight

by Henrick Vartanian May 16, 2012, 3:17 pm 1.8k Views 5 Comments

This month, a revealing new book promises to peek under the mask of Batman, and its enigmatic star, Christian Bale. Christian Bale: The Inside Story of the Darkest Batman, by author Harrison Cheung, is a rare and personal look into the early years and the rise of British actor (Bale) whose real persona has often […]

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