On September 19th, Austin's beloved Alamo Drafthouse will kick off the latest installment of Fantastic Fest, and they've got a brand new location to put it in too. While the original plan was to hold the festival in the South Lamar location in which it's been held in the past, the revamped theater w...
Read More »Luis Prieto’s remake of "Pusher" is of interest because Nicolas Winding Refn's original offers such promising source material. But even with Refn's blessing, Prieto makes plenty of his own mistakes, delivering a stylish but perfunctory copy of his predecessor.
Read More »Just in time for Halloween comes the trailer for "The American Scream," the latest documentary from "Best Worst Movie" director Michael Paul Stephenson, that delves into the lives of "haunters," hobbyists who design haunted houses on Halloween. "Stephenson dra...
Read More »Although some of this week's stories inhabit categories that might sound familiar, each piece brings a new perspective for your weekend perusal.
Read More »Plus the rest of the critics' favorites from Austin, Texas.
Read More »A review of one of Fantastic Fest 2012's surprise screenings.
Read More »After North Korean forces set foot on American soil in a clandestine invasion, one character utters that “this was bound to happen sooner or later.” He may just as well be referring to the fact that yet another beloved ‘80s title has been tapped for a remake by Hollywood; this t...
Read More »Welcome back to the Overlook Hotel.
Read More »As the terrifically fun and informative documentary "Not Quite Hollywood" notes, at around the same time that austere, gauzy Australian films were bewitching American art house crowds (dubbed the Australian New Wave by people who dub those sorts of things), another, equally powerful surge of Austral...
Read More »Our review of one of the more buzzed about titles at Fantastic Fest 2012, a found footage conspiracy thriller.
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