Film Review: Parachute
Addiction and romance clash in this truthful drama
151-180 of 24,304 entries
Rod Machen, March 12, 2023
Film Review: Citizen Sleuth
Doc is a dogged investigation of true-crime podcasting
Katherine McNevins, March 12, 2023
Film Review: Talk to Me
Séance chiller saves the best for first and last
Matthew Monagle, March 11, 2023
Film Review: Late Bloomers
The kindness of strangers creates beauty, growth, and laughs
Wayne Alan Brenner, March 11, 2023
Film Review: The Arc of Oblivion
Documentary explores the beautiful effort of human record-keeping
Lina Fisher, March 11, 2023
A Contemporary Prometheus in The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster
Bomani J. Story retells Frankenstein as a Black horror
Dex Wesley Parra, March 11, 2023
Killing Nazis for Funsies in The Wrath of Becky
Matt Angel and Suzanne Coote unleash teen hell in the splatter satire
Richard Whittaker, March 11, 2023
Film Review: Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Action-comedy rolls a critical hit
Richard Whittaker, March 10, 2023
Ahead of SXSW Chat with Chelsea Handler, Jen Psaki Talks Life After the White House
Former White House press secretary previews her new MSNBC show
Dex Wesley Parra, March 10, 2023
The Quiet Girl
Irish tale of a lost girl finding hope will break and mend your heart
Movie Review, March 10, 2023
BlackBerry Retro-Engineers the Rise and Fall of the Original Smartphone
Matt Johnson's tells the tale of a very Canadian tech crunch
Julian Towers, March 9, 2023
Crimes of Passion and Desperation in Love & Death
Director Lesli Linka Glatter and star Patrick Fugit revisit one of Texas' most infamous murders
Richard Whittaker, March 9, 2023
Life, Loss, and William Shatner
In You Can Call Me Bill, documentarian Alexandre O. Philippe examines the philosophy of the man who keeps boldly going
Richard Whittaker, March 9, 2023
Champions
Bobby Farrelly's sports comedy's only offense is being offensively agreeable
Movie Review, March 10, 2023
SXSW Doc Rewinds the Truly Horrible The Star Wars Holiday Special
Wookies go Vaudeville in A Disturbance in the Force
Richard Whittaker, March 9, 2023
Lady Bird Johnson Documentary Reveals the Legendary First Lady's Wonk Side
SXSW's The Lady Bird Diaries goes beyond beautification
Lina Fisher, March 9, 2023
Thomas Kinkade Was the World's Biggest Selling Painter. Art for Everybody Asks Why.
Shedding light on the superstar of schmaltz
Josh Kupecki, March 9, 2023
SXSW Documentary Exhumes a Personal History Folk Icon and Activist Joan Baez
The Diamonds & Rust of Joan Baez I Am a Noise
Doug Freeman, March 9, 2023
The Lighter Side of Freezing Your Eggs in Scrambled
SXSW alum Leah McKendrick's finds a fertile topic for comedy
Maggie Q. Thompson, March 9, 2023
Scream VI
The meta-horror franchise gets less meta, more brutal
Movie Review, March 10, 2023
The Queen of More Than Disco in Love to Love You, Donna Summer
Director Brooklyn Sudano looks beyond the mirrorball at the woman she called Mother
Christina Garcia, March 9, 2023
Supernatural Horror Brooklyn 45 Wrestles With Good People Committing Terrible Sins
Ted Geoghegan conjures the ghosts of World War II
Richard Whittaker, March 9, 2023
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – To the Swordsmith Village
Bolting episodes of the anime smash together does not a movie make
Movie Review, March 10, 2023
Representation in the Toy Aisle in Black Barbie: A Documentary
Lagueria Davis' SXSW selection recounts how her Aunt Beulah changed dolls forever
Jenny Nulf, March 9, 2023
Short & Sweet: “When You Left Me on That Boulevard”
Austin filmmaker Kayla Abuda Galang brings her Sundance-winning short film home
Dex Wesley Parra, March 9, 2023
Reinventing the Fantasy Movie With SXSW Opening Night's Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Writers/directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein on dungeons, dragons, and heists
Matthew Monagle, March 9, 2023
2023 Texas Film Awards at Luck Ranch
Photos by David Brendan Hall
Photos, March 6, 2023
Acting With Character: Margo Martindale at the Texas Film Awards
At 71, the Texan is a bigger star than ever ... and just getting started
Richard Whittaker, March 2, 2023
Trusting Your Gut: Texas Film Awards Honoree Michael de Luca on a Life in Cinema
From New Line to Warners, the exec discusses his career
Richard Whittaker, March 2, 2023
Love and Cinema: Janet and John Pierson
Texas Film Awards honorees and indie cinema's fairy godparents look back on 40 years at the movies
