The director of his documentary also talks about the no stopping.

The film’s director and stars break down the complex format.

He admits ‘Torque’ was his fault.

The movie about teens gangs fending off alien invaders on the streets of London was the hit of the festival.

What’s it like playing opposite Jennifer Lawrence and a woodland creature puppet?

A compelling documentary about how Todd Willingham was charged and executed for the murder of this three children.

I made it a point to interview as many new filmmakers as I could at SXSW. You never know who’s going to become the next big thing.

This Polish animated movie seems like it would be perfect for people who like Hentai. Personally, animated sex and bestiality don’t do anything for me.

I can see it being the type of movie you discover at midnight and it becomes an inside joke with your friends.

A typical indie drama about unresolved feelings, yet it’s entirely watchable and relatable.

The SXFantastic selection Cold Sweat is like The Wages of Fear crossed with Saw, with touches of The People Under the Stairs.

Exactly the kind of movie I hope to see at Fantastic Fest, or any film festival. Just a crazy creation by original artists who show up out of nowhere

It sure is pretty, but man, it’s soooo boring.

First time diretor Brian Crano made a movie that holds up with Hollywood fare, so if his next idea is more ambitious he could have the chops.

I was not feeling the Christmas spirit on the SXSW Audience Award winning documentary.

I did not enjoy Kill List, and not because it’s offensive or upsetting. It’s because it’s phony.

A strong portrait of coping with depression. With a beaver.

The stars walked about Austin like normal human beings.

This trailer for SXSW favorite, A Bag Of Hammers, is dripping with offbeat. Like that towel your brother keeps under his bed.

The story of Hole drummer Patty Schemel is a cautionary tale of drugs and recovery, and a portrait of the ‘90s grunge scene.

Detention is the ultimate payoff for the meta movement.

Mario sported an ironic mustache before it was ironic.

It’s watchable and relatable, still the “Boy meets girl, boy gets girl, boy loses girl” formula.

I won’t be watching Septien again, but I could recommend it if you’re interested in film festivals and wondering what sort of movies are winning slots

Wan discusses the SXSW premiere of ‘Insidious’ and the films that have emerged since our last meeting.

A good campfire style horror movie. The scares are light and fun, not deep horrific terror.

It is an outstanding portrait of an artist that just lets us be in Conan’s world, the one we don’t get to see between late night episodes.

Follows the same plot as all “outrageous wedding” movies.

Paul is like all those comedies I used to like, the kind where they were just plain good.

It’s darkly comical and it has something to say.