Ottawa Life Magazine is pleased to announce that actor/pundit Michael Moriarty is now a regular columnist in our pages, offering his incisive, visionary and sometimes controversial observations on various topics including politics and the arts. Mr. Moriarty’s views are in no way a reflection of the beliefs and views of Ottawa Life, simply the opinion of one individual.

Ottawa Life Magazine is pleased to announce that actor/pundit Michael Moriarty is now a regular columnist in our pages, offering his incisive, visionary and sometimes controversial observations on various topics including politics and the arts. Mr. Moriarty’s views are in no way a reflection of the beliefs and views of Ottawa Life, simply the opinion of one individual.

The Cabin in the Woods has received so much ballyhoo that to denounce it as trash is almost unthinkable. Check out OLM Harvey Chartrand’s latest review of the new horror movie, The Cabin in the Woods.

Strange things occur in the woods of northern Sweden. That’s the media teaser for Swedish movie The Tree Lover set to feature at the Bright Nights: The Baltic-Nordic Film Festival tonight at Library and Archives Canada. The Festival runs from April 19 to April 28, 2012.

Ottawa Life Magazine is pleased to announce that actor/pundit Michael Moriarty is now a regular columnist in our pages, offering his incisive, visionary and sometimes controversial observations on various topics including politics and the arts. Mr. Moriarty’s views are in no way a reflection of the beliefs and views of Ottawa Life, simply the opinion of one individual.

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, OLM’s Vera Grbic reviews some perfect V-day flicks to share with your loved one this weekend around the city!

MY BLOODY VALENTINE (1981) is a working-class slasher movie, largely set in a leaky mine near Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. The 2009 remake, shot in 3D in Pennsylvania coal-mining country, is far superior to the 1981 original. Check out OLM’s Harvey Chartrand review of both films, just in time for Valentine’s Day!