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Movie Review: Joy and Grief at a Massage Parlor in Blue Sun Palace

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MOVIE REVIEWS

Final Destination Bloodlines Death comes for us all (again) in the popular horror franchise

Blue Sun Palace
Joy and grief at a Queens massage parlor

Friendship Tim Robinson obsesses over Paul Rudd in A24 black comedy

The Surrender A grieving family messes with magick to bring back a loved one

Fight or Flight A plane full of assassins fight over the same target

PHOTO GALLERIES

Austin Psych Fest 2025

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Austin Grows Bigger, Murder Rate Does Not. Huh! The numbers don’t back up Save Austin Now’s fearmongering campaign

Video Premiere: Tony Kamel Steps Out Solo With An “Amen” String band leader channels Levon Helm on Back Down Home

Austin Looks for Routes Out of Its Homelessness Crisis Under pressure, the city experiments with fast and sustainable strategies

“After Dark” Singer Mr. Kitty Exchanged Explicit Messages with Underage Fan Russian teen's claims go beyond artist's admission to fans

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Armadillo World Headquarters and Austin Film Festival Tap Local Filmmaker for Jim Franklin Documentary

Emil Lozada wins “The Armadillo Man” fellowship

Carys Anderson • May 15, 2025

Paramount Gets Romantic for the Summer Classic Film Series

The Padaleckis drop by for When Harry Met Sally, and more

Richard Whittaker • May 14, 2025

Rolling Roadshow Returns with Dangerous Animals on the Water

Slasher-meets-sharks movie gets wet ... real wet

Richard Whittaker • May 13, 2025

Scream, Dawson's Creek Creator Kevin Williamson Comes to ATX TV Festival

Plus fest gets into the enigma of great casting with new panels

Richard Whittaker • May 13, 2025

Scenes From the SXSW Red Carpet

It's full of stars

John Anderson, Mar. 14 issue

Taking the John Waters Route to Female Sexuality in Fucktoys

SXSW narrative competition film embraces the “kinky and smutty and a little slutty”

Richard Whittaker, Mar. 14 issue

Braving the Wintry Mix of The Baltimorons

Jay Duplass gets back to directing with an unlikely Christmas movie

Richard Whittaker, Mar. 14 issue

The Powerful Never Change in Death of a Unicorn

A24’s star-studded satirical horror comes to SXSW

Richard Whittaker, Mar. 7 issue

SXSW Doc Tells the Story of Local Psych-Punk Legends Butthole Surfers

Never sacred, always profane

Joe Gross, Mar. 7 issue

Inside the Unspeakable Killings That Changed Austin Forever

Margaret Brown explores the tragedy and lingering trauma in a four-part series

Richard Whittaker, Mar. 7 issue

How the BTS ARMY Superpowered the Megapopular Boy Band

This fandom moves mountains

Jenny Nulf, Mar. 7 issue

A Midwestern Slasher Is on the Loose in Clown in a Cornfield

Eli Craig adapts the hit YA novel about teens in a dying (literally) town

Richard Whittaker, Mar. 7 issue

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