Review
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SXSW Review: ‘Sin Nombre’
I have been kicking myself since Sundance for missing this movie and I finally got the chance to see...
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Review: ‘The Last House on the Left’ (2009)
Wes Craven gave the horror genre and the drive-in culture a hearty introductional handshake of a film in 1972’s...
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SXSW Review: ‘Moon’
I have come to the realization over the past couple of years that one of my absolute favorite genres...
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SXSW Review: ‘Modern Love is Automatic’
What turns YOU on? Chances are, most of you won’t say that you’re into domination, but for a certain...
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SXSW Review: ‘It Was Great, But I Was Ready to Come Home’
“It was great, but I wasnt ready for it to end” because this was one hell of a indie...
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SXSW Film Festival 2009: Day 2 recap
Day 2 at SXSW was filled with a bunch of screenings and movies, little to no partying which sucks...
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SXSW Review: ‘Pulling John’
If you havent heard of John Breznk then you havent been following the still very active sport of professional...
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SXSW Review: ‘Pontypool’
Kill is kiss. ‘Pontypool’ is the type of silently intense zombie flicks Romero would be making today had he...
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SXSW Review: ‘True Adolescents’
Writer/director Craig Johnson’s comedy/drama ‘True Adolescents’ is a sweet look at learning to cope with growing up regardless of...
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SXSW Review: ‘Roadsworth: Crossing the line’
When you think of graffiti artists you probably think of people that go around and make those annoying tags...
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SXSW Review: ‘Sorry, Thanks’
Max Callahan is an asshole, or so his friends tell him. He’s the kind of guy who doesn’t...
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SXSW Review: ‘My Suicide’
Jeremy: David Lee Miller’s ‘My Suicide’ is an edgy, eye-opening look at the modern, American teen. Â It bombards...
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SXSW Review: ‘Ong Bak 2’
Jeremy: Tony Jaa is back, but not exactly with much of a vengeance. ‘Ong Bak 2’ is not the...
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SXSW Review: MAKE-OUT WITH VIOLENCE
I was gradually and completely sucked deep into ‘Make-Out with Violence’. This movie is outstanding, effortlessly melding the darker...
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SXSW Review: ‘Monsters from the Id’
David Gargani’s new documentary about science fictions films of the ’50s is both enormously entertaining and eye-opening. Gargani...
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Review: ‘Race to Witch Mountain’
Jeremy: ‘Race to Witch Mountain’. Â Let’s examine that title just a little bit here. Â The word “race”...
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Review: ‘Miss March’
I’m about to open myself up to mounds of ridicule for this review but I say bring it on....
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Review: ‘Absurdistan’
‘Absurdistan’ is actually a creatively descriptive title for this movie and, while it doesn’t really tell us what the...
