Reel Review: Anna and the Apocalypse
What a time to be alive, what a time to be alive. What a very merry time to be alive! It’s the time when Anna and the Apocalypse is finally coming to theaters. At least […]
Movie Review
Fantastic Fest Review: Dog
Coming in to Fantastic Fest I have to admit that Dog wasn’t on my radar. I like cinema a fair bit, but the posters and the description did nothing for me. In fact, I only […]
Fantastic Fest Review: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Its rare that a passion project film that takes more than a decade of production ever gets released. As such The Man Who Killed Don Quixote seeing the light of day, so being able to […]
SXSW Review: Sorry to Bother You
Its funny how you go into a festival like SXSW with a plan, but then a movie showing there comes out of nowhere and you must see it. That’s what happened when the trailer for […]
SXSW Review: Heavy Trip
While I’m admittedly more of a punk fan, I’d be lying if I didn’t say metal holds a special place in my heart. There’s something to be said to the energy and commitment to being […]
SXSW Review: Blood Fest
Going in to SouthBy I was definitely excited for Blood Fest as a Rooster Teeth fan, and as a lover of horror comedy. On the night as I got seated and saw all the Rooster […]
Fantastic Fest Review: Brawl in Cell Block 99
I didn’t get to see nearly as much at Fantastic Fest this year as I’d like, so when my friends and fellow festival goers were highly recommending this film I had to really put it […]
Reel Review: Blade Runner 2049
I’ve never made it a secret at all that I am a massive Blade Runner fan; it honestly might be my favorite movie. So when Ridley Scott started talking a few years ago about a […]
SXSW Review: The Big Sick
Coming into the festival I was excited to see that The Big Sick was actually playing after it did so well at Sundance, and considering its content. I’ll get into the plot in a bit, […]
SXSW Review: Prevenge
It’s always a pleasure to see an actor you like make their first move into directing, and that was what drew me to Alice Lowe’s directorial debut Prevenge. If you don’t know her she is […]
