Episode three of AMC’s The Terror centers on the burial of two bodies: one unceremoniously dumped in a hole by the men of the Franklin Expedition, the other brutally interred in ice by the beast that hunts them.
AMC's The Terror transmutes a great historical mystery into a chilling horror series worthy of the best of prestige TV. Join DorkShelf.com every Monday as we recap the ten episode television event.
AMC's The Terror transmutes a great historical mystery into a chilling horror series worthy of the best of prestige TV. Join DorkShelf.com every Monday as we recap the ten episode television event.
We speak with actor Adam Nagaitis from AMC's new historical horror series The Terror about the fate of the Franklin Expedition, his character's complicated world view, the practicalities of cannibalism, and, of course, what's on his Dork Shelf.
Easily one of the best films of 2017 (and one of the best sequels made, period), does the Blade Runner 2049 Blu-ray live up to expectations?
Ridley Scott listened to fans when they complained about Prometheus, but does that make Alien: Covenant any better?
On this week's episode, Mathew and Justin talk about a forgotten Roger Moore mystery: The Naked Face!
We recently had a chance to speak to director Drake Doremus about his new film Equals, Kristen Stewart's fans, the influence of Ridley Scott, and more!
Ridley Scott shared new details about the upcoming Blade Runner sequel staring Harrison Ford and Ryan Gosling.
The Martian is easily one of director Ridley Scott's best efforts in years, and that's saying something.
The Martian TIFF 2015 review
Trailers and clips from TIFF 2015's Gala Presentations programme.
There's nothing bad about Exodus: Gods and Kings, but there's nothing particularly original about it, either.
David Webb Peoples had a hand in writing three of the greatest films of the latter half of the 20th Century: Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys, and Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven. We talk with the writer (and his wife and sometimes collaborator Janet) as he prepares to visit the Toronto Screenwriting Conference this weekend.
It’s hard to think of a film that will be more openly divisive between critics, and yet no one in the general public would see or even necessarily enjoy all that much than Ridley Scott and Cormac McCarthy's The Counselor. I have no idea who this movie is aimed at pleasing or entertaining outside of McCarthy himself, but I’m kind of glad it exists. I think.
