SMU premieres four student films at film festival
Four SMU students premiered their unique films at the North Texas Universities Film Festival last week.
Category: Movies
The 1619 Project: The Conversation Continues on Screen
“The 1619 Project” received much criticism and praise for its research about the beginning of slavery in United States. Now, it’s a docu-series on Hulu.
Don’t Worry About Developing a Plot Darling
Despite its star-studded cast, “Don’t Worry Darling” falls flat in its attempt to make a societal statement.
Sam Raimi Made Me Crap My Pants
I mean that figuratively not literally. Also, spoiler warning for Doctor Strange’s latest outing. Although if you haven’t seen the movie why are you reading a review? Doctor Strange in … Read More
This is what it feels like to be Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.
“Everything, Everywhere, All At Once” – set to hit theatre April 8 – is one of the best movies you will ever see.
Am I Watching the Oscars or a WWE Smackdown?
On the smack heard around the world, and more Oscar 2022 recaps…
Does Movie Length Matter?
Movie goers have seen the run times of movies slowly start to grow in recent months. These past two weeks have seen the premiere of two movies that are each almost three hours long.
Watch “Fresh” – Just Not During Lunch
“Fresh”: a disturbingly literal deconstruction of the objectification of women.
Another ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’: Worth the Watch?
Netflix’s new Texas Chainsaw Massacre kind of sucks – and director David Blue Garcia knows it.
James Faust welcomes movie-goers back to the theater
Lights dim down in the Alamo DraftHouse theater. Wafting through the aisles is the smell of buttery popcorn. Soft whispers of masked-up movie-goers rustle through the auditorium. Suddenly a loud … Read More