SXSW Review: Joe
Before my screening of Joe, I wondered what kind of Nicolas Cage I’d be subject to for its duration. As good of an ...
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Review: The Grand Budapest Hotel
Let me be frank. Since this was going to eventually come to light, I may as well admit I’ve only seen one Wes ...
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Review: Predestination
Predestination is one of those festival films that you have no idea exists but, when you finally see it, you wonder where it’s ...
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Review: Neighbors
I had completely written off Neighbors. Coming off of Seth Rogen’s last starring role in This is the End, the first trailer for ...
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SXSW Review: The Desert
The Desert is a strange beast. A low-budget Argentinian zombie film where the main way money was saved was by having almost no ...
SXSW Review: Space Station 76
Space Station 76 is a bit of an odd duck. It’s outward appearance of a riff on 1970s science fiction makes it appear ...
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Review: Cesar Chavez
There is a lot riding on Diego Luna’s Cesar Chavez to succeed. Latinos aren’t exactly given a lot of representation in fiction, and ...
Flixclusive SXSW Interview: Tom Savini, Alexander O. Phillipe (Doc of the Dead)
For those of you who don’t know Tom Savini, he’s a big idol of mine. A special effect mastermind who’s created some of ...
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Review: Bad Words
Bad Words is Jason Bateman’s directorial feature (although he’s technically been directing television for years now), so there’s plenty riding on the film ...
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Review: Chef
Before attending this year’s SXSW, I had no idea Jon Favreau’s Chef even existed. Given the nature of my job (as I constantly ...
SXSW Review: 13 Sins
13 Sins was the headliner for SXSW’s midnight screeners. Those are the late night horror/thriller films that everyone stays up late to check out. ...
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SXSW Review: Wetlands
Wetlands came out of Sundance with plenty of buzz for being shocking for its disturbing sexual content and brazen display of sexual acts. It ...