I Have to Return Some Videotapes – Spring 2022
Rhianna Mehta & Kevin Maguire
Rhianna and Kevin go over their most memorable spring films, and reflect on a month of exclusively watching 50's movies.
Rhianna and Kevin go over their most memorable spring films, and reflect on a month of exclusively watching 50's movies.
The Toronto Team goes back to basics to assess some new finds in the city.
This is one of the most important albums ever made in the metal world, and deserves to get its due recognition.
Andrew Scott’s latest poetic work on nostalgia and memories.
Rhianna and Kevin celebrate the column's first birthday, review exciting new films and old classics.
These restaurants in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood deserve your business.
Rhianna and Kevin watch a lot of bad movies, and review their latest.
Chris reflects on the impact Rafael Nadal has had on his life following his record-setting 21st Grand Slam.
The Eklectish team celebrates the platform’s 1-year anniversary by thanking its contributors and readers, while looking ahead to the future.
Rhianna and Kevin go over their favourite films of the year, monthly hits and surprises, and critique Don't Look Up.
The Bad Therapist gives advice for a woman in a failing relationship, parents struggling with entitled children, and more.
The Eklectish Toronto team reviews a trendy Jamaican spot, a Greek wine bar, and a new upscale Italian restaurant.
Focusing less on balanced budgets and more on a balanced economy should be the new consensus for Canada.
Quite simply, this is one of the best records of the 2010s, and one of the best Southern hip-hop records ever made.
Andrew Scott's latest poetic works, on mental health, love, and travel.
The Eklectish Toronto team has the right combination of cynicism and naiveté to help those feeling overwhelmed by the Toronto food scene.
Rhianna and Kevin talk Dune, review their favourite films of the month, and watch yet another bad M. Night Shyamalan movie.
A wannabe hockey pundit commemorates the beginning of the NHL year, by attempting to predict the entire regular season and playoffs.
Modern NHL goaltenders are seriously lacking in the one thing that shows off their personality and character - the great goalie mask.
Rhianna and Kevin gear up for Halloween in the best way: with an all-horror film month.
With pets in high demand, underprepared owners and a lack of proper screening is a recipe for disaster.
Revisiting the Alien series, the 1950 Best Picture Winner, the most infamous Batman film, and many more.
Movies really helped us get through the toughest life event we have ever faced, and made the world a little brighter in our darkest times.
Reflecting on loneliness, inadequacy, and finding purpose at home during the pandemic.
Completing online courses at a university that is on the other side of the globe is not as easy as they make it out to be.
Escalating housing prices are bringing the social contract between many Canadians and their government close to the breaking point.
Celebrating an overlooked early album of one of the last great rock bands.
We must confront and resolve the grim truth of anti-Asian racism in Canada.
Rhianna and Kevin talk Oscars, revisit 90s classics, and discuss their worst and most surprising films of the month.
A company gears up for in-person employment, with some friendly reminders about forgotten office etiquette.
From lyrics, to controversy, to legacy, a reflection on the fifty-year-old classic.
Martin Brodeur is not the undisputed greatest ice hockey goaltender of all time, and it's time for the hockey community to acknowledge that.
Many have discussed the benefits that a shift to working from home will bring society, but we may not be fully considering its true costs.
Despite the fact that MEPs are directly elected, there is a disconnect between voters and who represents them on the European level.