Film Review: Danny Boyle’s ’28 Years Later’
Boyle returns to the undead world with the first of a trilogy he’ll make his own.
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Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center Announces the 46th CineFestival San Antonio
San Antonio’s original Latinx film festival returns July 9-13, 2025, opening with two feature films made in Texas, the courageous “Uvalde Mom” and the larger-than-life “Take it Away,” about Tejano Legend Johnny Canales
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Film Review: Frankie Muniz AI Thriller ‘Renner’
Like Psycho rewritten for the AI generation, Renner is the story of a repressed genius whose latest computerized creation, Salenus, functions as both his life coach and dominating mother figure.
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Film Review: Drug Addiction Overwhelms Appalachia in ‘Hazard’
Eddie Mensore’s film chronicles the desperate, empty lives of addicts in Appalachia.
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Movie Review: Metal Rules in the Hilarious ‘Heavier Trip’
The boy are back in town in this riotous follow-up to 2018’s ‘Heavy Trip.’
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SAFILM’s 30th Anniversary Starts Tomorrow
San Antonio’s longest-running film festival celebrates its 30th anniversary July 30 through Aug. 4.
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The 45th Annual CineFestival Starts Thursday, July 11
75 films from Texas and around the world are featured in this year’s festival.
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Movie Review: Slamdance World Premiere ‘Brando wih a Glass Eye’
Star Yiannis Niarros impresses as a method actor who finds himself becoming unable to separate performance from real life in writer/director Antonis Tsonis’s mesmerizing film.
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Film Review: Exploitation Lives in ‘Roadkill’
If you don’t delve too deep. ‘Roadkill’ is a fun ’70s-style actioner.
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Film Review: A Disappointing ‘Nightmare on 34th Street’
Overlong and unscary, this horror anthology is a lump of coal in your Christmas stocking.
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