Tribeca Review: Jackrabbit
The vibe of Jackrabbit, a no-budget dystopian cyberpunk thriller, was inspired by trips to the video store. Its whole mood is defined by ...
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Tribeca Film Festival tickets go on sale March 31st
The Tribeca Film Festival will run from April 15th-26th here in New York City. American Express holders can order festival tickets on March ...
Trailers
Maggie trailer has Arnold Schwarzenegger and his zombie daughter
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s played diverse roles throughout his career: a barbarian, a cybernetic organism, a concerned father, a cop (you idiot), a soldier, a ...
The 2014 Tribeca Film Festival is here
The 2011 Tribeca Film Festival was one of the first festivals Flixist ever covered. That was back before my time, but I was ...
Features
Trick or Treat: The Bleeding House
Hey guys, it’s October! You know what that means: Halloween is right around the corner! As such, we will be bringing you some ...
Tribeca Film Festival 2013: Flixist Awards and Recap
And so another film festival comes to a close. This year’s Tribeca wasn’t the most spectacular fest of all time, but it had ...
Tribeca doc Oxyana causes controversy in West Virginia
Alec and I didn’t like the drug addiction documentary Oxyana at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival. Apparently we’re not alone. A number of ...
Trailers
Trailer: Prince Avalanche
Prince Avalanche starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch was one of Matt’s favorite films from this year’s SXSW Film Festival, though when Hubert ...
Reviews
Review: Frankenstein’s Army
When it’s firing on all cylinders, Frankenstein’s Army is a great monster movie. The creatures that appear on screen have an odd aesthetic ...
Reviews
Review: Byzantium
Imagine you are in a large store and off in the distance you see a quilt. It’s an intriguing design, and you walk ...
The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival is upon us
Another day, another festival. This one’s a big one, though, one of the biggest. The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival (the long awaited sequel ...
Reviews
Tribeca Review: The Genius of Marian
Intensely personal documentaries sometimes work best when they eschew notions of reportage and simply become confessions or professions of something. The films are ...