Tag Archives: sxsw

Neurotic Quest for Serenity follows an actress as she battles OCD and love triangles while searching for the solution to happiness before she loses her dream part.

Enough lights in the sky to call it sci-fi, but a slow story doesn’t propel First Light enough to be more than an afternoon streaming session.

A Vigilante overcomes its blemishes by delivering an artistic Death Wish, carried by Olivia Wilde's haunting performance as a woman righting society's wrongs.

Clayton and Shane Jacobson star as brothers plotting a family murder in Brother's Nest. A slow build gives way to a fiery conclusion as the film proves a slow burn thriller must-see.

On our latest podcast, we discuss bad movie dates and television shows we have tried repeatedly yet just cannot seem to understand the love.

As we approach the movies of Summer 2017, Aaron share his five rather optimistic predictions from this year's crop of films.

South By Southwest 2017 has come to a conclusion, and now it is time to discuss the films screened at this year's SXSW Festival.

Most Beautiful Island follows Luciana, an undocumented immigrant forced to play a dangerous game in Ana Asensio's startling new film.

Lena Olin stars as a writer attempting to stage her own legacy with her suicide. Here is our review of A Critically Endangered Species.

In Fits and Starts, Wyatt Cenac and Greta Lee star as a two married writers struggling to find middle ground as the venture out for a night on the town.