Film
SXSW 2021: Sound of Violence Is Violent, Inventive, and a Tonal Mess
Alex Noyer's feature directorial debut struggles to find a foundation to build it's nasty, creative torture devices.
Alex Noyer's feature directorial debut struggles to find a foundation to build it's nasty, creative torture devices.
Inbetween Girl, a very affecting South by Southwest debut from writer/director Mei Makino, is another successful coming-of-age indie film, the...
Gaia takes a page from Annihilation as two South African park rangers lost in the forest while being stocked by...
In a festival season full of documentaries, one of the most engaging subjects of all is the story of a...
Lee Haven Jones's The Feast is a mesmerizing, haunting slow burn about the ills of capitalism and the consequences of...
Our Father
Elle Callahan's latest film offers a clever spin on the Salem Witch Trials, but fails to realize its full potential.
The weirdest thing about Broadcast Signal Intrusion is that it took such a long time for the Max Headroom broadcast...
Women is Losers, a new drama about nearly a decade in the life of a young single mother in San...
Mickey Keating's latest horror film is rarely as interesting as its mystery implies, but exudes a haunting tone and some...