The Art of Self-Defense (2019) [REVIEW]
Few things are as awful in the world right now (and, I guess, throughout all of history) than entitled and toxic men. You’re probably thinking, “Wait a minute, Wolfman…aren’t YOU […]
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Tragedy Girls (2017) [REVIEW] [FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL]
Decades ago, when people envisioned the “future of technology,” they envisioned flying cars and jetpacks, which we’re all still waiting for. What ended up actually happening, however, was a deluge […]
Small Town Crime (2017) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
Since you all love me and obviously read and memorize every review I ever write, you might recall my Small Crimes review in which I discussed how many movies shared […]
68 Kill (2017) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
Four years after its release, Cheap Thrills still kicks all kinds of ass. There isn’t one element of that film that stands out from the rest, with the performances, direction, […]
Prevenge (2016) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
First and foremost, filmmaker Ben Wheatley neither wrote nor directed this movie, so don’t get confused when I mention him as a point of reference. What excites me most about […]
Colossal (2016) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
Prior to the first time I attended Fantastic Fest, I wasn’t super familiar with filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo. Apparently, he had made a couple of movies or something, and people kept […]
Two Pigeons (2017) [REVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
There are a lot of things about SXSW that makes it a pretty rad festival. One of those things is you end up seeing movies that you’ve never goddamned heard […]
Kumail Nanjiani and Emily Gordon talk The Big Sick, How Great They Both Are, and Amazing Stories [INTERVIEW] [SXSW ’17]
Before I’d seen any material from either of them, it’s safe to say that my first introduction to either Kumail Nanjiani or Emily Gordon was hearing Pete Holmes do an […]
A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) [REVIEW]
You’re right, I really don’t review straight up comedies all that much. Humor is very subjective and something I might find hilarious, someone else might find incredibly stupid. However, […]
Director Adrián García Bogliano and star Nick Damici talk Late Phases [INTERVIEW] [SXSW ’14]
Although they aren’t household names, both Nick Damici and Adrián García Bogliano are pretty heavy hitters in the genre game as of late. Damici both wrote and starred in recent […]
