I’m no better than a man. I sat myself in front of Forbidden Fruits for eye candy, a catty story, and to re-up on a healthy serving of gender. From marketing alone, Meredith Alloway’s debut feature makes promises on all of these, and delivers on all but one. Regardless, remember that I told you so […]
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Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror (2019), directed by Xavier Burgin, is a documentary that puts respect on Black filmmakers’ names. It also opened the doors to dark truths in the horror and filmmaking community that were often silent, but known. The documentary gives us an opportunity to listen to Black filmmakers, actors, and
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I had the opportunity to check out films from the Unnamed Footage Festival, which highlights found footage movies. While it’s a divisive subgenre, I love to watch found footage flicks! They are perfect to watch at 11:00 PM on a laptop in the dark with noise-cancelling headphones. That is exactly how I watched Frogman Returns
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It doesn’t take a genius to know that within the first ten minutes of a movie where Zazie Beetz is portraying a badass avenger of sorts, taking out rich white people, that it’s going to be a good time. Kirill Sokolov and Alex Litvak’s script was made for an unhinged Beetz to let loose and
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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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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’m one of the many people who loved Ready or Not and felt it was a complete story. However, I also learned long ago to stop asking Radio Silence and Guy Busick questions. It always resulted in eating crow while trying to buy merch. More importantly, I refuse to be embarrassed on Samara Weaving’s internet
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Sinner Supper Club is a goodbye letter to friendship groups. It’s seeking closure and finding that it doesn’t always go to plan. Writers and directors Daisy Rosato and Nora Kaye created a story of love, friendship, death, and ultimately the uncertainty of life. Shot in six days on an iPhone, the film is the product
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