77%Evan Hoon·Fest & ConsReviewsSXSW·March 19, 2019Review: Jesse Eisenberg Shines in Witty Dark Comedy ‘The Art of Self Defense’
62%Evan Hoon·Fest & ConsReviewsSXSW·March 19, 2019Review: A Demented Imaginary Friend Seeks Control in ‘Daniel Isn’t Real’
75%Adam Roberts·Film & TVReviewsSXSW·March 18, 2019Review: ‘Good Boys’ Filthy Language, Kissing Parties and Friendship Shine in This Look at Middle School
90%Evan Hoon·ReviewsSXSW·March 16, 2019Review: ‘Booksmart’ Is A Hilarious, Generation-Defining High School Comedy
70%Evan Hoon·Fest & ConsReviewsSXSW·March 15, 2019Review: ‘Autonomy’ Takes an Expansive Look at the Monumental Stakes Behind Self-Driving Vehicles
77%Evan Hoon·Fest & ConsFilm & TVReviewsSXSW·March 14, 2019Review: ‘Boyz in the Wood’ is a Silly, Rebellious Satire with a Hip-Hop Spirit
85%Kelly Powell·ReviewsStreamSXSW·March 14, 2019Review: Practical Jokes Are Taken Too Far in ‘I’m Just F*cking With You’
100%Adam Roberts·Fest & ConsFilm & TVReviewsSXSW·March 13, 2019Review: ‘I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth vs. Michelle Carter’ is True Crime Thriller for the Modern Age
80%Adam Roberts·Fest & ConsFilm & TVReviewsSXSW·March 13, 2019Review: ‘Villains’ is an Off Beat Black Comedy Where the Cast Revels in it’s Ridiculousness
67%Adrian Torres·Film & TVReviewsSXSW·March 13, 2019Review: ‘Them That Follow’ Is Big On Performances, But Flat In Terms Of Story
90%Adrian Torres·ReviewsSXSW·March 12, 2019Review: ‘Maiden’ Sets A High-Water Mark For Effectively Compelling Straightforward Documentaries
