When people think of Indian cinema in the West, often their first thought is Bollywood – colourful clothing and elaborate dance breaks interchanged with drama. Or if they’re a little more informed, they might think of South Indian cinema such as RRR or Bahubali. The sub-continent has a vast landscape of cinema and does its […]
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Women’s History Month isn’t quite done yet, and I’ve spent most of it talking to female filmmakers in the horror space. They inspired me, made me laugh, and reignited my belief that I really, really need to go ahead and put my script into production. Getting a film made is a magic trick in which
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One of the reasons SXSW has been in our festival rotation for years is that it’s one of the few festivals we can all attend. Having all three editors on the ground is fun and also means we get to spend time together. However, this year’s selection of genre fair was so large that we
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Sometimes a film has all of the key ingredients, years to marinate, and an impassioned chef, but still tastes off. That’s how I feel about Kevin Hamedani’s The Saviors. I get what it’s doing and love that. I love this cast and enjoyed the bits that worked. However, it sadly fell flat in a lot
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Of course, I was going to be first in line to catch a movie titled Chili Finger. And a stacked cast? I knew I was in for a good time. Directed by Edd Benda and Stephen Helstad and written by Helstad, Chili Finger stars Judy Greer as a divorce attorney who decides to blackmail a
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Eco-horror has grown into a new sub genre in horror and we’re loving it. It’s the belief of modern society that we, the humans, have subdued nature and become the masters of our planet. However, from time to time, “our planet” reminds us that it doesn’t belong to humans at all. Humans belong to the
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I got a chance to check out Sam Raimi’s new flick, Send Help, on the big screen, and I had way more fun than I thought I would. The film follows a woman’s journey, and choices, after she is stranded on an island with her overbearing boss. I hadn’t seen any trailers. The only thing
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Quince (aka Fifteen) premiered at SXSW 2026 in grand fashion. Starring Macarena Oz and Greta Martí, the comedy horror showcases the acting skills of the two young actresses owning their lead roles. Quince allows them to shine in the chaos that is center stage. In the movie, Ligia (Martí) and Mayte (Oz) are best friends
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40 Years of Fuckin’ Up: A Film by NOFX made its Austin premiere March 15 at SXSW 2026. After four decades of chaos, controversy, and self-described mediocrity, the punk band NOFX has built a legacy around doing things their way, even if they openly claim they suck. The fans, of course, know better. During the
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I walked into another banger at SXSW this year and just want to talk to everyone about it. Written and directed by Curry Barker, Obsession stars Michael Johnston as Bear, who has a crush on Nikki (Inde Navarrette) and is working up the nerve to ask her out. He is desperate to find the perfect
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