UFO Sweden – dir. Victor Danell I’m a literal Scully (look at the website name), but my heart has always pumped the blood of a
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Fantastic Fest 2023 – Trapped in a Small Space: Bark and #Manhole
Bark – dir. Marc Schölermann The first of two “trapped in a small space” films I’ve caught at Fantastic Fest comes in the form of
Fantastic Fest 2023: The Toxic Avenger and So Unreal
The Toxic Avenger – dir. Macon Blair “I’m not the step-dad, I’m the dad who stepped up.” So says the oddly combative t-shirt that undoubtedly
Fantastic Fest 2023 – Getting ready for the best week ever!
Later this week Fantastic Fest returns to Austin, Texas once again, dishing out a king’s ransom of independent films in every flavor you can imagine.
Megalomaniac goes one step past true crime to great effect
Jeezum crow, Megalomaniac is bleak. Bleeeeeak. From moment one, the film lets you know that, like that omnipresent Trent Reznor meme, you’re gonna have a
Outlaw Johnny Black surprises with its ambition
Folks going into Outlaw Johnny Black expecting Black Dynamite are going to be disappointed. I will admit that for the first third or so of
A Haunting in Venice is a fun, pretty distraction
First came Murder on the Orient Express (fine), next came Death on the Nile (less than fine, but hooray for memes), and now comes A
Brightwood is a taste of DIY sci-fi goodness
The selling point for a film like Brightwood (now available on VOD!) would be to compare it to Timecrimes or Coherence. These films all share
Blue Beetle is a good time, even though we are all so very tired
I’m sick and tired of superhero movies. I really am. I enjoyed The Flash quite a bit, and Shazam 2 well enough, but the fact
Oppenheimer is a gigantic biopic that demands multiple viewings
God bless Christopher Nolan. God bless him. This man has given us clever lil’ indies, gigantic effects spectacles, and three legendary Batman movies. He teamed