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February 3rd, 2010 | 
Author: Grizzly Project is quite possibly the greatest documentary of all time. I saw it once by accident as a child on TVO or something…I watch riveted by Troy Hurtubise’s mission. Only years later, I found out that Quentin Tarantino also thought this kicked ass (see, I had good taste back in 1996).
I even emailed and called the National Film Board of Canada to re-release this film on DVD. I would love to own a mobile copy.
It does kick ass…and now that I’ve had my own personal incident with a bear…it is even funnier. Long Live PROJECT GRIZZLY. This is required watching for anyone who watches anything.
Thank you National Film Board of Canada. The OLD MAN is stuff of LEGENDS.
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I posted this track over at Punktoronto.com. I can say without doubt that I’m a fan of Propagandhi’s ideas without feeling like I must agree with every thing that they believe in (It wouldn’t be punk rock if we didn’t think for ourselves…dissent intelligently and meaningfully, I say). Check them out: http://propagandhi.com/
However, watching hockey with my little niece has brought up a similar feeling that the band expresses in this song. I know that Coach’s Corner is a comedian routine, but we collectively need to take a moment to talk about what Don Cherry’s exclamations actually mean in the great scheme of things. Read the rest of this entry »
Game publishers have seemingly gifted us with a slew of unmitigated M-rated titles that feature more tits, ass, and zombies than George A. Romero daydreaming at a strip club. These are games concocted under a seemingly perfect corporate cocktail of girls, guns, and guts; titles like X-blades and Onechanbara Bikini Samurai Squad. Read the rest of this entry »
Amidst all of the media clamour and in between a shockingly strong February line up of triple A titles, you might have completely missed a short news bit that circulated out of Japan that From Software, makers of the critical darlings Otogi and Otogti 2, have quietly released Ninja Blade overseas, a suspiciously non-copyright infringing Ninja Gaiden clone; a ninja action game with designs by Capcom’s Keiji Nakoka — all region-free on Xbox 360 and presented in English, no less. Read the rest of this entry »