After crossing the Atlantic ocean with his wife and two sons, Abraham Van Helsing has finally settled down… or has he? Let me point this out; has anyone ever considered fact-checking Van Helsing? Did anyone ask him for true vampiric evidence? Maybe not. Natasha Kermani (Lucky, V/H/S/85) helms the feature film adaptation of Abraham’s Boys;
Salem Horror Festival is ringing in its eighth year with a creepy assortment of titles. The festival runs from April 30 to May 4, with tickets on sale now. Passes can be purchased through the festival site, and you are encouraged to buy them ASAP. In addition to a ton of unique programming and a
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Assimilation is a forced reality for many marginalized groups, and Slanted taps into a long history of people altering themselves to “fit in.” In my own family, my grandmother was raised with the warning, “Don’t tell people you’re Jewish,” a common fear in communities that have faced discrimination. For another part of my family, due
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I watched Drop early on at SXSW 2025, and lo and behold, it stayed in my top 3 from this festival. I felt like I was in the thick of this wild date. One where anything that can go wrong goes bizarrely wrong. There is no reason for this situation to ever exist. Yet it
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Many of us have been curious to see what Together is about. We know it’s a horror movie starring real-life couple Alison Brie and Dave Franco with a very vague summary. So, most of us showed up not knowing what subgenre it would be. Or even an expectation of what type of shenanigans we were
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THERE’S A CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD, PEOPLE! Festivities at SXSW 2025 are winding down, but we are not done yet. We squeezed in a few more movies, and we each have our favorites. In no particular order, let’s begin. I was excited when I read the title, Clown in a Cornfield. Say less! My mind
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Ash coincidentally continues on with the theme of sci-fi at SXSW and made its debut. Starring Eiza González and Aaron Paul and directed by Flying Lotus, Ash has all the checkmarks to catch my attention. The movie centers around González’s character, Riya, waking up after a massacre on the planet of Ash. She finds her
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“This is some Bourne Identity shit right here.” Another indie horror film is taking on the unknown of time and space. It is an appealing take when a bigger budget isn’t accessible to filmmakers; not worrying about the science of it all. But where Redux Redux shines is in character development and simplicity – even
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The Infinite Husk is a sci-fi thriller which caught my attention immediately. Anyone who knows me knows I’m a sucker for sci-fi. The story itself is a beautiful one. Our bodies are failing and dying shells, husks. But our minds can continue either trapped inside these dying husks or move on to another. Beautiful, I
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When I first saw that this movie, Odyssey, would be at SXSW, I actually thought it was going to be a different movie of a similar name. That movie doesn’t make its debut until 2026. Thankfully, though, I read this movie’s description of a coke-fueled real estate agent getting herself into some trouble. Okay, I’m
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