As part of our coverage of Houston Cinema Arts Festival 2024, Hyperreal Film Journal viewed a work-in-progress screening of Connor Sen Warnick’s feature debut, Characters Disappearing.
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This week in Austin community screenings, 12/6-12/12.
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Audition has aged extremely well, so nuanced in its exploration of human nature that it’s been analyzed as both feminist and misogynistic.
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Flesh for Frankenstein stars Udo Kier as the titular Dr. Frankenstein, on an obsessive quest to create two perfect specimens of humanity.
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Exclusive red carpet interviews with The Order cast and crew including screenwriter Zack Baylin and actor Tye Sheridan.
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Exclusive red carpet interviews with Operation Taco Gary’s cast and crew including writer-director Michael Kvamme and actor Simon Rex at Austin Film Festival.
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Estibaliz Urresola Solaguren's 20,000 Species of Bees delivers a raw peek into a summer of shame within a matriarchal family in Spain.
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Cool As Ice (1991) is an American comedy/drama film, directed by David Kellogg, written by David Stenn, and starring rapper Vanilla Ice.
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A genuine admirer of Shimizu and the Ju-On installments, Sam Raimi wisely tapped Shimizu for the American remake, now simply titled The Grudge.
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Exclusive interview with The Fetch cast and crew at the 2024 Austin Film Festival.
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Exclusive red carpet interview with American Spirit cast and crew at the 2024 Austin Film Festival.
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One of Houston’s biggest weeks for film is the Houston Cinema Arts Festival. Hear from programmers Jazmye Moreno, Michael Robinson, and Michael Sicinski.
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Hyperreal Film Journal got a chance to watch the international premiere of Bertrand Dezoteux’s post-modern artistic feature, Harmonie, at the Houston Cinema Arts Festival 2024.
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Red One, director Jake Kasdan’s latest pairing with Johnson after a couple of Jumanji reboots, finds the actor taking on the tight red and green uniform of Callum Drift.
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Heretic presents itself as a variation of the pagan pulp that has made Ari Aster A24’s poster boy.
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The Hyperreal Film Journal team interviewed director Richard Linklater and Dazed & Confused cast members at the Austin Film Festival’s 30th anniversary event for the classic Austin film.
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Shot entirely in first-person, RaMell Ross’s adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer-prize winning book pushes the boundaries of visual storytelling to create a bold and immersive work of art.
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Justin Kurzel’s newest film The Order, this year’s “Centerpiece Film” at the Austin Film Festival, observes a hate-filled racial movement in 1983 that continues to live on in modern rhetoric.
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Two weeks in Austin screenings, 11/22-12/05.
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Planet of the Apes is one of the best sci-fi films ever made, and with the recent release of Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, it only felt right to go through every entry of one of the most consistent and beloved movie series in Hollywood history.
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