This year’s Dallas International Film Festival struck film gold, again. Situated neatly in West Village (for the most part) the fest really maximizes its space. In a perfect world, you can go to dinner at a local eatery, catch a surprise indie darling, and go out for drinks right after. Rather than run counter to …
2019 Tribeca Film Festival Review: “For They Know Not What They Do”
When the Supreme Court legalized marriage equality, the backlash by the religious right was swift, severe, and successful. Karslake’s documentary looks at four faith-based families with LGBTQ children caught in the crosshairs of sexuality, identity, and scripture.
Fantastic Fest Review: “You Might Be The Killer” Is The Fresh Future Of Slashers
[yasr_overall_rating] Counselors are being killed off at summer camp, and Sam (Fran Kranz) is stuck in the middle of it. Instead of contacting the cops, he calls his friend and slasher-film expert (Alyson Hannigan) to discuss his options.
Fantastic Fest Review: “Special Day” Is A Short-Lived Celebration
[yasr_overall_rating] A freaky family revelation kills a young woman’s enthusiasm on her birthday and then just plain kills, kills, kills in this wickedly wound fright fest.
Fantastic Fest Review: “Overlord” Is Mindlessly Entertaining
[yasr_overall_rating] On the eve of D-Day, paratroopers drop behind enemy lines to carry out a crucial mission for the invasion. As they approach their target, they soon begin to realize there’s more going on in the Nazi-occupied village than a simple military operation.
Fantastic Fest Review: “Halloween” Is Well Worth The Wait
[yasr_overall_rating] Laurie Strode comes to her final confrontation with Michael Myers, the masked figure who has haunted her since she narrowly escaped his killing spree on Halloween night four decades ago.
Fantastic Fest Review: Daniel Goldhaber’s Debut Film “Cam” Finds The Whore In Wormhole
[yasr_overall_rating] Alice is a camgirl with principles. She doesn’t do public shows, she doesn’t tell her fans she loves them, and she doesn’t fake her orgasms. But when a mysterious lookalike takes over her channel, the rules no longer apply.
Fantastic Fest Review: “Cold Fish” Is A Strange Parallel Of Death And Dearth
[yasr_overall_rating] A lonely woman with a lonely goldfish finds herself at the mercy of a rampaging intruder.
Oak Cliff Film Festival Review: “Never Goin’ Back” Won My Heart
[yasr_overall_rating] Jessie and Angela, high school dropouts, are taking a week off to chill at the beach. Too bad their house got robbed, rent’s due, they’re about to get fired, and they’re broke.