The Blind Man Who Did Not Want To See Titanic is about as simple and thrilling a premise as can be written. A blind and wheelchair bound man who spends most of his days in isolation decides to take a bold risk and travel alone. But what if someone decides to take advantage? As stated
Ti West’s latest horror movie titled X had a packed audience at its world premiere at SXSW prior to its theatrical release. It tells the story of a group of individuals who travel to a remote location in Texas to shoot an adult film, but as their evening progresses, things go terribly wrong. Mia Goth,
Directed by Ti West, X tells the story of a group of people who travel to a remote location in Texas to shoot an adult film. It stars Mia Goth, Brittany Snow, Jenna Ortega, Martin Henderson, Scott Mescudi, and Owen Campbell in leading roles. While in the small town, they take shelter in an elderly
To Leslie sees Andrea Riseborough in another career-defining role as a mother in a West Texas town suffering from alcohol addiction. The film debuted at SXSW 2022 and it is one of the most emotionally authentic portrayals of fighting addiction one might see. But this is not a harrowing depiction of alcohol abuse– for example,
SXSW 2022 might still be in full swing for four more days but the awards for the film portion of the festival have been announced. The line-up this year was about as diverse as one would hope for. The programming had everything from inventive Asian-led masterpieces such as Everything Everywhere All At Once to worthwhile
Everything Everywhere All At Once concluded at SXSW and this reviewer was exhausted, emotional, and mindblown all at once. There are no easy ways to explain the insanity of this film and the directions it will take viewers. Upon the ending, the thought of “Who would make such an ambitious work and how the hell
Taking a trip to an Italian villa sounds like a dream, right? Well, in Jeff Baena’s Spin Me Round, things couldn’t be more different. A young woman on the lookout for love and her Eat Pray Love moment finds herself living out a nightmare of budget hotels and deceiving men. Having its world premiere at
The Prank feels of a different generation—one where movies like The Faculty and Teaching Mrs. Tingle made the cineplexes in a late 1990s era. It mirrors old-school high school flicks that made us ask if our teachers were aliens or psychos who ate children when they were off duty. The Prank takes this concept and
Ahead of its SXSW 2022 premiere, Mama Bears announced a press conference at the Texas State Capitol to defend trans youth from “discriminatory, harmful, and unconstitutional attacks.” This is following the recent ruling by Governor Greg Abbott which called for the Department of Family and Protective Services to investigate parents who provide gender-affirming surgeries to their
South by Southwest film festival’s opening night movie got a standing ovation at the end of its screening. Everything Everywhere All At Once has been a highly-anticipated drop by the independent entertainment company A24, previously behind Midsommar and Hereditary. It screened at SXSW at 6 pm on the festival’s opening night, March 11. Directed by