Prince Avalanche was shown at the SXSW Film Festival last month, and our reviewers Angela and Ryan really liked it. It is a simple film. Two actors out in the woods, painting lines on the road. The film comes off as more comedy than drama in this trailer, but since I have not personally seen... Continue Reading →
Without any further delay, we want to declare Prince Avalanche as one of the best films watched at SXSW 2013. I know the SXSW Film Awards say differently, but it was just fantastic. It was not a world premiere in Austin and had previously been seen at Sundance with rave reviews as well. The story... Continue Reading →
One of Lost in Reviews' favorite films of SXSW 2012 was Killer Joe. I can't be around the guy for a day without him mentioning the film. Well Kansas City the time is finally here for us to experience Killer Joe. This Friday August 24 Killer Joe opens at the Alamo Drafthouse Mainstreet. Further it's getting its... Continue Reading →
Lost in Reviews had the chance to sit down and talk with Gina Gershon and Emile Hirsch for their roles in the upcoming thriller, Killer Joe. "When a debt puts a young man's life in danger, he turns to putting a hit out on his evil mother in order to collect the insurance." - IMDB.com.... Continue Reading →
My excitement is through the roof as the trailer for my favorite movie of the year was released today. The preview gives nothing away and still manages to engage it's audience. An audience that won't be under the age of 17 however, as Killer Joe has maintained it's NC-17 branding. A rating that I don't think it deserves. You can read my review of... Continue Reading →
When first arriving at SXSW I would have never thought that my favorite film of the fest would be Killer Joe. I say that right off the bat because Killer Joe is just that good. The film has everything you would expect from a Texas thriller: sex, murder, and mayhem all wrapped up in some good old family values. It scares me how... Continue Reading →
Taking Woodstock feels like the experience I might have had if I had been able to attend the concert. From cross dressers to naked dancers to meeting new friends in a van at the concert, This movie is a great time. Taking Woodstock is the adaptation of the memoir Taking Woodstock: A True Story of... Continue Reading →
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