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'The Void' is a bloody, gross, and fun film which despite its story-line mishaps is worth a watch for it’s over the top gore and monster effects. #TheVoid, #DanielCarter, #KathleenMunroe, #KennethWelsh, #DanielFathers, #EllenWong, #MikByskov, #ArtHindle, #StephanieBelding, #JamesMillington, #EvanStern, #GraceMunro

Synopsis – Shortly after delivering a patient to an understaffed hospital, a police officer experiences strange and violent occurrences seemingly linked to a group of mysterious hooded figures.

My Take – If somehow the idea of a mash up between Assault on Precinct 13 and The Thing excites you, this Jeremy Gillespie and Steven Kostanskiwritten & directed film is the kind of horror you should be…

Art Hindle Grammy Award-winning actor, director, filmmaker & VP ACTRA Toronto, chatting with Reginald's Show.  

During the conversation, Art Hindle was sharing about:

-his late father, who served in the Royal Canadian Navy, stationed in Halifax NS, where Art was born, during WWII.

-how at 21, he had a child and was working on the Stockmarket in Toronto

-how he was inspired to get informed with acting by his late Uncle Michael Kane, who was an actor/writer from Montreal.

-how in his first feature film "The Proud Rider", where he worked with members of the Satan's Choice motorcycle group that was out of Oshawa.

-how he was one of the stars in Canada's first movie that had a million-dollar budget called "Face Off", which had players from the Toronto Maple Leafs.

-talked about the season he was appearing on Dallas, and friendly/professional mannerism that the late Larry Hagman treated him.

-how he started on E.N.G, where he won an acting Gemini Award on it.