Overlong and surprisingly dull, The Mummy is more interested in repeating other classic horror films to develop a style of its own.
Sumptuously filmed and wonderfully acted, this melancholy Spaghetti Western is a treat for fans of the great European tradition.
Spectacularly unfunny and horribly misjudged, Outcome is the kind of film that's best forgotten by everyone, including those who made it.
Reviews of the films I saw at SXSW 2026, featuring groundbreaking documentaries, oddball comedies, and ballerinas with razor-tipped dancing shoes.
Fucktoys is a mesmerizing debut from Annapurna Sriram. Its DNA is comprised of John Waters, Greg Arraki, and a little helping of Kenneth Anger, yet told in a voice that is entirely hers.
Good news first: The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is better than the first one. The bad news is that it's not much of an improvement.
They Will Kill You is light on plot or logic, but delivers one thousand percent on the gory, over-the-top mayhem that its name promises.
Often sublime yet equally frustrating, Daredevil's second outing has moments of incredible poignancy and terror. It's just a shame it still relies on some clunky comic book tropes that bog an otherwise fantastic season down.
Review: For every brilliant performance and insightful moment there are a dozen lows of turgid melodrama.
Fist of Legend meets Notting Hill in this furiously entertaining genre mashup that should delight both fans and newcomers alike.
One of the most exciting adventure films ever made, Project Hail Mary is a timeless classic in the making that made me feel like a child again.
Poignant and vitally important, Your Attention Please is a rallying cry for humanity in inhumane times.
