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Arthur journalist, Ian Vansegbrook, decides to throw his hat into the movie reviewing ring to dissect the modern cult classic horror comedy: Vicious Fun.
From Star Trek’s Data and Tim Burton’s Edward Scissorhands to Marvel’s Vision, science fiction on the big screen has a history of using the struggles of robotic characters as an analogue for autism, often through a Pinocchio-esque desire to be “more human”. In this article, Arthur journalist Liam Andrews discusses such depictions of Andy the Android in Alien: Romulus
Doctors are warning that medieval diseases are on the rise as Canadians scramble to address food insecurity, and resort to unconventional dietary changes to mitigate budgetary restraints.
In this special last edition, ReFrame Film Festival dominates the centrefold in this issue, alongside even more reviews about surreal PS2-like indie games, Ethel Cain, and shoegaze.
Issue 3 marks the first front page entirely populated by trans women. Inside: Emilia Perez, Trent's $12 million tuition loss, sweaty centrefold photos of Cultural Studies students, and the Grinch but if he killed people.
In this special last edition, ReFrame Film Festival dominates the centrefold in this issue, alongside even more reviews about surreal PS2-like indie games, Ethel Cain, and shoegaze.
TWO WOMEN WITH GLASSES TALK BOOKS: Dragons, lesbians, lesbian dragons? Co-editors Abbigale Kernya and Evan Robins talk shop about their upcoming March book club pick: The Priory of the Orange Tree.
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