SXSW Review: The Dawn Wall
Before outlining the merits of The Dawn Wall, of which there are many, I urge you to pursue seeing this on the big ...
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SXSW Review: The Unicorn
The romantic comedy is a genre that will never die, but often seems like it should as trite and redundant films are released ...
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SXSW Review: Blockers
Prom! That magical experience of near mythical importance for high school students. You’ll dance. You’ll drink. And then, you’ll definitely lose your virginity, ...
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SXSW Review: The Legacy of a Whitetail Dear Hunter
The Legacy of a Whitetail Dear Hunter was shelved for a few years after it was shot. Director Jody Hill just couldn’t get ...
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SXSW Review: The World Before Your Feet
In many ways a two-man collaboration between filmmaker Jeremy Workman and subject Matt Green, The World Before Your Feet is an understated documentary that ...
SXSW Review: Family
I sat next to a juggalo during my screening of Family. That may tell you all you need to know about the film, ...
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Review: Unfriended: Dark Web
(This review was originally published as part of Flixist SXSW 2018 coverage.) Blumhouse is on a roll right now. They’re making some of ...
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SXSW: Barry
Veteran comedic actor Bill Hader and writer-producer Alec Berg knew they had to develop a series for HBO, but didn’t know what. While ...
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Review: Wobble Palace
This review was originally posted as part of our SXSW coverage. Wobble Palace, as you may guess if you know director Eugene Kotlyarenko’s ...
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SXSW Review: A Vigilante
A few weeks ago I had the displeasure to sit through Eli Roth’s Death Wish, a revenge thriller that sucked for many reasons, but ...
SXSW announces films in the Midnighters
One of my favorite parts about any big film festival is the collection of atypical films you’ll find on the slate. Such is ...
SXSW 2015 film lineup released
SXSW is my favorite festival to cover and one of the few I do regularly. I won’t be able to attend this year ...