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Game On Austin Rock Band Tournament Rules!
The Game On Austin event this Thursday, Oct 15, is meant to be a friendly affair, but we just can't help ourselves and want to include a competitive element for a few select guests. We're signing up 16 competitors to test their metal in a head to head Rock Band tournament! Check the full rules after the break.

2:59PM Tue. Oct. 13, 2009, Logan Youree Read More | Comment »

Longhorn Football Season Is a Sitcom in the Making
Like coach Mack Brown, I spent the Longhorns’ bye week watching tape. My TiVo was chock-full of new sitcoms to evaluate. Let’s put them to the tape and see how the season, both football and funny, stacks up:

1:14PM Fri. Oct. 9, 2009, Joe O'Connell Read More | Comment »

Game On Austin
In case you missed the banner likely hovering above this very blog post, the Chronicle and ScreenBurn at SXSW are hosting a gaming event (Thusday, Oct. 15) to bring developers and gamers together. The two main ingredients are beer (for those of age) and video games, but there are enough components to spice up the recipe. Did I mention it's free?

5:16PM Thu. Oct. 8, 2009, James Renovitch Read More | Comment »

This Week's Waste of Time
So, as you may have noticed, there was no free online game recommendation last week. Even bloggers have to take a vacation once and a while. This week we have another game from Edmund McMillen, the maker of our last weekly waste of time and all-around free-gaming god. This week is the Little Prince inspired Aether.

12:08PM Thu. Oct. 8, 2009, James Renovitch Read More | Comment »

Meet the Real Babe Ruthless
As fits a film about Austin's other favorite sport, there's been a lot of derby love for Whip It. Tonight there's an opportunity to meet the real Babe Ruthless at the Alamo Ritz, and Wednesday night the TXRD Lonestar Rollergirls will be ready for their close up.

5:35PM Tue. Oct. 6, 2009, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Fantastic Fest: 'Fireball'
Extreme basketball doesn't sound like the basis of a great action movie. But just for a moment, imagine Yao Ming going for three points when he's taking an elbow slash to the face.

12:10PM Thu. Oct. 1, 2009, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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Fantastic Fest: 'Fish Story'
If your only exposure to Japanese director Yoshihiro Nakimura's oeuvre has thus far been his work in the classic J-horror vein via Dark Water, this hyper-melodic paeon to obscurantist punk rock and the whims of fate, destiny, and three chords and the truth will enter your skull at 170 BPM and exit your heart doing at least twice that.

10:01AM Thu. Oct. 1, 2009, Marc Savlov Read More | Comment »

Fantastic Fest: 'Kaifeck Murder'
Ah, the countryside, so serene and peaceful. Yeah, right, unless it's the remote Bavarian village of Kaifeck. Like Tom Waits sang, there's always some killing you gotta do around the farm.

9:56AM Thu. Oct. 1, 2009, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

Fantastic Fest: House
Part of the appeal of Japanese cinema to the occidental audience is that it is a little more likely to catch a viewer jaded by Western conventions off guard. And then there's House.

7:13PM Wed. Sep. 30, 2009, Richard Whittaker Read More | Comment »

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