Universal Horror Classics: Comfort Food for the Senses (Part Two)
PART TWO: THE SECOND GOLDEN AGE Starting in 1936, there was a slump in horror’s popularity, no doubt because it
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Universal Horror Classics: Comfort Food for the Senses (Part One)
Part one of a series about the magnificent Universal horror classics of yore.
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SXSW World Premiere Review: ‘The Art of Self-Defense’
In this dark comedy, Jesse Eisenberg plays a nebbish who is subjected to a violent mugging and decides to toughen up his image by taking a karate class.
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SXSW World Premiere Documentary: ‘Any One of Us’
Fernando Villena’s new documentary provides an unflinching look at people who have suffered traumatic spinal cord injuries and how their lives have changed.
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SXSW World Premiere: ‘Stuffed,’ A Taxidermy Documentary
Erin Derham’s eye-opening documentary explores the world of taxidermy, revealing the art and beauty of this misunderstood practice.
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SXSW Interview: The Creator and Cast of ‘Ms. White Light’
The writer/director and cast of the darkly humorous comedy/drama, ‘Ms. White Light,’ discuss the characters they portrayed and what the film means to them.
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SXSW World Premiere Review: ‘Boyz in the Wood’
Ninian Doff’s feature debut is an amusing spin on ‘The Most Dangerous Game,’ bolstered with rowdy comedy, rap music and drugs.
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Movie Review: Guto Parente’s Darkly Satirical ‘The Cannibal Club’
The Cannibal Club, Brazilian director/screenwriter Guto Parente’s darkly satirical comedy, paints a bloody portrait of the lifestyles of a group
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San Antonio Film Festival Announces New Entry Categories for Its 25th Anniversary
In commemoration of its 25th anniversary, the San Antonio Film Festival announces three new categories for submission.
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Movie Review: ‘The Golem’
This atmospheric retelling of the Jewish legend gives viewers much to think about.
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