of the most talked about movies of the festival circuit last year, The Tribe is primarily known for its experimental conceit. Set at a boarding school for the deaf, almost all of the characters are h…
Drafthouse FilmsLet’s not beat around the proverbial toilet-shaped bush here… the first ABCs of Death is a pretty dire affair. Out of 26 short films there are maybe a Billy Barty-sized handful of good…
Drafthouse FilmsPromising 26 new ways to die, the red band trailer for The ABCs of Death 2 is another hodgepodge of violent imagery and delightful snacking options. It lives up to its NSFW coloration,…
Alamo Drafthouse / Nick SimoniteHere at Film School Rejects, we love the Alamo Drafthouse. We’re not sorry about it, either. When it comes to reviewing movies, we generally don’t play favorites. Objec…
Drafthouse FilmsAugust 22nd, 1972 was just another hot summer day in New York City, at least until two men walked into a Brooklyn branch of Chase bank and made a somewhat incompetent attempt to rob it…
Columbia PicturesThe best movie culture writing from around the internet-o-sphere.There will be a quiz later. Just leave a tab open for us, will ya?“Norm MacDonald Shared a Wonderful Robin Williams St…
Fantastic Fest 2014This year marks the 10th anniversary of what might just be the world’s best film festival. (I say “might” not because I doubt my own statement, but only because I have yet to attend…
Drafthouse FilmsStardom is a fundamentally contradictory experience for audiences. On the one hand, we can feel like we know a star intimately as a human being, despite the many roles that they play a…
Drafthouse FilmsDrafthouse Films is still a relatively young label in the grand scheme of things - their first release, Four Lions, only hit theaters in late 2010 - but they’ve already established a c…
Drafthouse FilmsHere in Austin (home base of Film School Rejects) there’s a saying that fills the majority of bumper stickers: Keep Austin Weird. It was originally coined as a way to speak to supporti…