Capy Castaway is the Toronto-centric game that uses an oversized gerbil and a sarcastic, self-centred crow to teach us about friendship.

Jeromme Graham, Karen Shute, Sanjay Rajput, and Sachin Hingoo give some of their top picks from the freshly-announced Toronto International Film Festival lineup!

I’ve always been a bad sleeper. Even as a kid, I’d find myself waking up at the hours of the night that no child should ever see and lying awake for what seemed like forever. As I got a bit older I…

This Sunday, May 24 is All Elite Wrestling's eighth annual Double or Nothing show emanating from the Louis Armstrong Arena in New York City, and your faithful sickos Jeffery X Martin, Josh Wallen, and Sachin Hingoo are here to run down the card and give their predictions!

This is probably not sufficient to convince you that Gabriele Mainetti’s The Forbidden City is one of my favourite movies of the year, but I’m just going to start with a non-exhaustive list of item…

Madeline Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli’s ‘Honey Bunch’ reminds us of the lengths we’ll go to in order to save and preserve our loved ones.

Hangman Page has become one of Sachin Hingoo’s favourite wrestlers because of the contrast between his tough-guy style in the ring and his softness outside it.

Sachin Hingoo looks back on the 2025 films that brought him joy, the ones that didn’t, and the 2026 films that promise to do so!

As we roll up 2025 in the old inside cradle and listen for the ref’s hands to slap the mat for the three, the wrestling fans of BBP came together to chat about some of the things that hit the hardest with us over the last year.

If you’ve ever felt the temptation to eat all the marshmallows out of a box of Lucky Charms, you’ll understand the appeal of Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani’s ‘Reflection in…

When I heard from a few friends that saw it in various festivals this year that Oliver Laxe’s Sirât was a sonic and visual ordeal so punishing that it nearly caused them to walk out, my interest in…

Lucky McKee’s ‘May’ (2002) is one of my perennial favourites and a Spooky Season mainstay.

Anyone that knows me will tell you that I’m a sucker for an unconventional animal-themed film and while it doesn’t have the in-your-face animated aesthetic of last year’s Flow, György Pálfi’s new f…

Sachin Hingoo saw a couple of pretty filthy movies at this year’s Fantasia International Film Festival and is better for it!

The ‘Game Changer’ series from the creators at Dropout.tv is doing comedy, improv, and even musicals in a way Sachin Hingoo feels good about watching.

If you’ve watched a pair of kittens or even a fully grown cat who has become entangled in the curtains for long enough, you’d probably agree that if there is an animal best suited for pro wrestling…

Sean Byrne's 'Dangerous Animals' is a tense, harrowing shark tale that gives the sharks the reverence they deserve.

Following up on their surprise hit 'Talk To Me', the Philippou brothers return with 'Bring Her Back', an exploration of extreme grief that often feels weighty in the wrong ways.

It would be pretty easy to say that by the sixth entry into the Final Destination franchise–leaving aside that we perhaps need to stage an intervention with this series’ creatives about the m…

A couple of months ago, Sayuka Murata’s 2018 novel Earthlings was almost literally dropped into my lap by one of my closest friends. They, with some disgust, informed me that the book was no longer…