Doctor Strange Blu-ray Review
Doctor Strange hits Blu-ray today, which means we watched (and listened) to all the extra goodies to help you decide if this one is Shelf-worthy.
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No-Budget Nightmares #91 – Monsturd
Time to drop the kids off at the pool, because on this episode of No-Budget Nightmares we’re plumbing the depths to bring you 2003’s MONSTURD!
Macon Blair on I don’t feel at home in this world anymore.
Jason Gorber chats with actor-turned-filmmaker Macon Blair (Blue Ruin, Green Room) about his Sundance hit I don’t feel at home in this world anymore.
The Shelf Minisode – Barry Jenkins, Trevante Rhodes, and André Holland on Moonlight
Dork Shelf Film Critic Jason Gorber sits down with Oscar-nominated Moonlight director Barry Jenkins and stars Trevante Rhodes and André Holland.
I Am Not Your Negro Review
I Am Not Your Negro should be required viewing for anyone with a pulse and a brain.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Blu-Ray Details
Get a spot ready on your shelf! Rogue One; A Star Wars Story is finally coming to Digital HD on March 24th and Blu-ray on April 4th.
The Development Slate Episode 51 – Kim Possible
This week, we dive into the Disney Network classic Kim Possible and pull from drastically different influences.
Logan Review
Logan is a fitting sendoff for Hugh Jackman, and an apt reminder that superhero movies don’t need to be big to be memorable.
My Scientology Movie Review
For decades Louis Theroux has mounted a one-man study of all the strangest subcultures in America for the BBC, in My Scientology Movie he goes after his most difficult group to date with results ranging from creepy to hilarious.
The Shelf Minisode – Mark O’Brien on Arrival
Dork Shelf Film Critic Jason Gorber sits down with Arrival star Mark O’Brien to discuss the film, director Denis Villeneuve, and his massive movie collection.
KEDi Review
A cute doc on the lives of street cats in Istanbul, KEDi will easily win the hearts of animal lovers.
The LEGO Batman Movie Review
The Batman Lego Movie is a dizzying flurry of animated action, gags, and references, ensuring that there's something for everyone.
Jim Jarmusch on the Poetry of Paterson
We speak with Jim Jarmusch about his new film Paterson, the influence of poetry on his work, and the possibility of a Ghost Dog TV series.
John Wick: Chapter 2 Review
Is John Wick: Chapter 2 as wickedly fun as the first iteration?
The Shelf Minisode – Erika Linder and Natalie Krill on Below Her Mouth
There's very little that's "controversial" about Below Her Mouth, a story of two women in love that focuses more on the "love" aspect than the fact it's between two women. We speak with the film's stars Erika Linder and Natalie Krill about this misinterpretation and much more on this minisode of The Shelf.
