The Criterion Shelf: New York Stories
From The Crowd to Margaret, a look at the good apples and bad apples in Criterion Channel's New York Stories collection.
New York
Wheels Review: Spread Love it’s the Brooklyn Way
Wheels is a coming-of-age drama about a Brooklyn DJ facing family struggles that may derail his dream.
Interview: Clark Johnson on Percy, The Wire, Aliens, His Parents and More.
We spoke to filmmaker Clark Johnson (S.W.A.T.) about his latest film Percy, a bucolic story of a Saskatchewan farmer (Christopher Walken) battling Big Ag, his work on The Wire, creative life during the pandemic, and more.
Tenet Review: A Spoiler-Free Look at Christopher Nolan’s Latest
Here's our spoiler-free review of one of the most anticipated films of this very odd cinema season – Christopher Nolan's TENET.
Never Rarely Sometimes Always Review: The Hidden Gem You Must Find
A sobering, surprising, and ultimately moving portrait of true friendship.
No-Budget Nightmares #125: Rise of the Animals
On episode 125 of No-Budget Nightmares it's the apocalypse... AGAIN! This time the animals have risen up to take out humanity in Rise of the Animals!
All About Nina: Director Eva Vives on Surviving Trauma, #MeToo, and Mary Elizabeth Winstead
We speak with writer-director Eva Vives about her new film All About Nina – a movie about the trauma of sexual assault and its repercussions – the film's resonance in the Me Too era, and its star Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
Loose Cannons Episode #68 – Sahara
On this week's episode of Loose Cannons, Mathew and Justin suffer through SAHARA, a race in the desert with Brooke Shields!
Loose Cannons Episode #67 – Over the Brooklyn Bridge
On this week's episode of Loose Cannons, Justin and Mathew discuss a Cannon film drama Over the Brooklyn Bridge, the true nature of Ernest P. Worrell and the Power Rangers.
No-Budget Nightmares #89 – Basket Case
Time for another No-Budget Nightmares treat, and they don’t get much bigger than Frank Henenlotter’s microbudget bad taste sleaze horror classic Basket Case!
Gamercamp: No Quarter with Charles Pratt and Matt Parker
Here's a crazy question: What if - just what if - the current generation of indie game developers were also the future generation of indie rockers, touring the country hitting local bars and selling custom game equipment out of the back of VW vans for $15 a pop?
Gamercamp Day One Wrap Up
With Gamercamp 2012 now officially almost half over, the Dork Shelf team reports on day one of the Toronto-based video game culture festival. Zack Kotzer, Jonathan Ore, Eric Weiss, and Wesley Fok round up today's busy schedule.
New York devs join Gamercamp
Five No Quarter developers will be heading north to discuss their games at the first Gamercamp No Quarter Arcade.
Blank City Review
New York City has seen its share of artistic revolutions, though any kind of positive revolution might have seemed impossible in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The city was crippled by massive debt with no help from the federal government, and whole neighbourhoods were urban war zones as countless buildings were left abandoned or […]
