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First ‘The Last Jedi’ Footage Screens: Luke’s First Words to Rey Are…
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Bill Paxton, The Eclectic Texan
Praising the providence of Bill Paxton’s seemingly random dartboard filmography of oddball characters.
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6 Filmmaking Tips from Texas-Based Directors
Local filmmakers in Austin, Dallas, and Houston share their best advice.
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Eagle Pennell: First Auteur of Austin
The most important independent filmmaker you maybe haven’t heard of.
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The 22 Things We Can’t Wait to See at SXSW 2017
From comedy to drama to action to all-out insanity, South by Southwest has a lot going on in 2017.
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The Delicate Balance of the Tragicomedy
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Netflix Brings Three Tales of Crime and Punishment to SXSW 2017
Check out the first teasers for ‘Small Crimes,’ ‘Win It All,’ and ‘The Most Hated Woman in America.’
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Jim Cummings Continues His Reign as King of the Short Film with ‘The Robbery’
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Smartphones and Storytelling: Embrace, Avoid, or Both?
‘Better Things’ and the narrative advantages of technology.
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12 Movies to Watch After You See ‘Kong: Skull Island’
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Eye Contact: The In-Your-Face Cinema of Spike Lee
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Nightmares in ‘Dreamscape’
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The 15 Biggest Box-Office Hits to World Premiere at SXSW
The fest has hosted hundreds of world premieres over the years, and these are the top fifteen that snuck onto the box-office charts.
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Fan Theory Friday: Is ‘Mulholland Drive’ a ‘Twin Peaks’ Movie?
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Adam Driver Needs to Play the Young Pope of Misogyny in the ‘Neapolitan’ Series
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Some Popcorn with Your Fascism
Episode 126: Scott talks with writer Noah Berlatsky about propaganda and fascists on film.
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What James Mangold’s Mentor Taught Him
How Alexander Mackendrick sowed the seeds of Logan’s success.
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Wallace, Gromit, Minions, and Dairy Collide in ‘Cheese Trouble’
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The Lasting Humanity of ‘Two Days, One Night’
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7 Things We Learned About Texas from the Movies
Everything’s bigger in Texas, including the cinematic stereotypes.
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