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The underground art scene of late-’70s New York gets a lively revival in Celine Danhier’s documentary.
There’s a question of whether the efforts of no-budget filmmakers such as Amos Poe, Richard Kern, Charlie Ahearn and others are truly as groundbreaking as Blank City suggests, but this is an illuminating look at the DIY independent practice dubbed No Wave.
Clips of the artists’ output fascinate, and there’s no shortage of wattage among the talking heads, from John Waters to Deborah Harry. But the film works best as a love letter to a grubbier, poorer era in Manhattan history.
Devs behind the legendarily horny Dead or Alive series take "strict action" against nearly 3,000 pieces of content made for "adult purposes" every year
Call of Duty dev's Dino sword fighting game that started out as a joke secures 10k wishlists in its first day
Veteran analyst expects Switch 2 to be "a massive success," but doesn't see it matching the "outlier" that was the Switch 1: "It could happen, but it's not likely"
