In this episode, Gabby speaks with Adam Saltsman of Finji Co. about their upcoming game Overland, permadeath design in video games, and what it means to survive the apocalypse.
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!
Dork Shelf Film Critic Jason Gorber sits down with Oscar-nominated Moonlight director Barry Jenkins and stars Trevante Rhodes and André Holland.
This week, we dive into the Disney Network classic Kim Possible and pull from drastically different influences.
Jason Gorber speaks with director Hannes Holm about his Oscar-nominated film A Man Called Ove.
On this week's episode of The Development Slate, it's the classic Mad Magazine comic strip reimagined for the big screen: Spy vs. Spy!
We spoke with filmmakers Louis Theroux and John Dower about their new documentary My Scientology Movie and some of the strange challenges they faced while making it.
In episode two of Tuned In, Peter and Susan spill the beans about who they're crushing in in TV Land.
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.
In the premiere episode of Full Hearts, hosts Braydon and Natalie speak to their partners about the highs and lows of dating and gaming.
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.
The Development Slate tackles the classic, mostly abandoned American genre: the Western! And what better way to break the seal than by taking on the definitive spaghetti Western A Fistful of Dollars.
Ryan Cavalline’s Serial Killer kind of sucks, but No-Budget Nightmares is going all out to bring this tale of twisted killers, tied up ladies, and a foot in a box to life!
We chat with writer/ director Pavan Moondi (Diamond Tongues) about how he taught himself the tools of the trade so he could break into Toronto's film scene.
Studio Ghibli's first international coproduction is a beautiful accomplishment, we interviewed The Red Turtle's director Michaël Dudok De Wit on the challenges of this completely dialogue-free film.
