Consider this a fair sampling of the odds and ends one sees at South by Southwest. One movie stars a bubbly Kristen Wiig weighed down by the economic depression in [...]

Daring yet charmingly British, “Weekend” boldly addresses the issues of young love in the modern era and the problems facing homosexual love. It is an emotional, raw story regardless of the boundaries of time and discrimination. I can’t ask for anything better from a romance.

Almost three years into the Great Recession, Americans are getting hit with a new financial trend that will likely burst in a few year’s time: the “recession comedy.” It’s a [...]

A healthy balance of Pepsi Max, fresh popcorn, and overpriced pizza keeps you alert for the eight hours of movie watching ahead.

Conan is coming back to Boston! Sort of…

Watching a movie is so much easier on the couch. Why bother with going to a movie theater– with the traffic, the people, the prices, the lines? And a film [...]

Taking on indie superhero comedy “Super” isn’t easy…

Up and coming movies one good reason to go through the hard work of attending a film festival, but the chance to see something you might never see anywhere else [...]

blacktino, a new film about a mixed-race teenager, touches on interesting issues but ultimately falls flat thanks to a sub-par lead performance.

My review of opening night’s film, Source Code.

Before the reviews and panels and insanity of South by Southwest ramps up, here’s a quick recap of my first few moments in Austin, Texas, from a hostile airport check to a hostel bedroom.

Earlier this week, I started to compile my long to-do list for South by Southwest, the huge film, music, and tech extravaganza in Austin, TX. I conclude with a few [...]