From 1960 to 1962, Boris Karloff hosted Thriller, an anthology of suspense and horror stories. Midway through the first season, early in 1...

Today Sean came over for a couple of games of Western Legends, a board game where you take on the role of an Old West figure of legend and p...

Just before the climax of William Shatner's Star Trek V: The Final Frontier , Captain James T. Kirk (Shatner again) asks a powerful nonc...

I went into Jean-Claude Lord's Visiting Hours (1982) with low expectations, but as it turns out this is a pretty effective slasher ...

In The Intruder (Roger Corman, 1962), William Shatner delivers a delightfully hateful, coldly calculating, and ultimately unhinged perform...

Circa 1984/85, Con-Version science fiction conventions, Calgary: Peter David (author, various media tie-in novels and popular comic books) ...

Letterboxd Pro tracks the films I watch, and from that database it's generated a list of my most-watched actors. I'm dismayed tha...

A few months back, Sean asked if I was going to Calgary Expo. He and a friend were going down, and I decided that since this year marks t...

Sean and I were supposed to go see William Shatner live at the Shaw Conference Centre tonight, but my head cold has gotten worse every day ...

Thanks to Mike's prescient taping (or DVDing, I guess), I have now witnessed my first celebrity roast, that of William Shatner. Boy, com...

I think William Shatner, the 21st century's King of Irony, should consider this. Bill, for your next project, I'd like you to cover ...

By the way, I do not, in fact, own a copy of William Shatner's masterpiece "The Transformed Man," but one day I will indeed ha...