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WATCHER MOVIE REVIEW Maika Monroe plays Julia, an American woman married to Francis (Karl Glusman) and they’ve just moved to Bucharest together. He speaks the language and understands the culture and she does not. He’s gone most days for work and she feels isolated in their apartment, but when she starts to notice someone staring […]

THE BLIND MAN WHO DID NOT WANT TO SEE TITANIC MOVIE REVIEW This little film with a big title hails from Finland and the story behind the story is as moving and heartbreaking as the film itself. Star Petri Poikolainen really is in the late stages of MS with full lower body paralysis and associated […]

CHA CHA REAL SMOOTH MOVIE REVIEW Writer/Director Cooper Raiff (Shithouse) also takes the lead in his new film Cha Cha Real Smooth. He plays Andrew, a fresh out of college 20-something, looking for what comes next. He’s staying with his mother (Leslie Mann) and step-father (Brad Garrett) while trying to figure out what he’s going […]

SLASH/BACK MOVIE REVIEW In a small town on the border of the arctic circle, a group of teen Inuit girls discovers the presence of an alien…thing. It’s been possessing the local wildlife and draining the blood of others. When one of them takes a shot at a possessed bear, the…thing…comes after them, moving up to […]

BODIES BODIES BODIES MOVIE REVIEW Sophie (Amandla Stenberg) and Bee (Maria Bakalova) are in a new relationship and it’s going at a whirlwind pace. Nonetheless, anyone who has ever been thrown into a whole new group of people who all have a long and complicated history with your significant other knows how tense that can […]

MASTER MOVIE REVIEW A prestigious and very old New England college has a new arrival, one of the few black students at the school, Jasmine (Zoe Renee). Right off the bat, she’s uncomfortable as she sees the largely white mass of faces and as she’s told her dorm room is cursed by ‘the witch’ who […]

HYPOCHONDRIAC MOVIE REVIEW Will (Zach Villa) did not have a great childhood. His mother was schizophrenic and her ‘moments’ sometimes even went past conspiratorial rantings and into violence against Will and herself. But he seems to have largely turned out alright. He’s a happy-go-lucky guy with lots of friends, a solid relationship with Luke (Devon […]

APOLLO 10 1/2: A SPACE AGE CHILDHOOD MOVIE REVIEW Richard Linklater returns to his rotoscoped animation series and to his own childhood with his latest nostalgic remembrance Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood. Jack Black narrates this story of coming of age in Houston, Texas in 1969. As the Apollo 11 mission preps to […]

THE LOST CITY MOVIE REVIEW Sandra Bullock is Loretta Sage, a popular writer of adventure romance novels. She’s on the hook to finish her latest book and is just not feeling it anymore. It’s been five years since her husband died, and they used to live a very different life. Together they explored archeological mysteries […]

THE UNBEARABLE WEIGHT OF MASSIVE TALENT MOVIE REVIEW Nicolas Cage plays himself (and himself…you’ll see) in this new action-comedy. Cage is kinda down and out. Although he works constantly, he’s not happy. His ex-wife and daughter are extremely annoyed with his antics and self-involvement. His agent (Neil Patrick Harris) can’t get him the parts he […]

I LOVE MY DAD MOVIE REVIEW Patton Oswalt plays Chuck, a loser who can’t even get his own kid to talk to him anymore. It very well may even be his history of being a deadbeat dad that leads to the son Franklin (James Morosini) being dangerously unstable with self-harm. For his own mental health, […]

DEADSTREAM MOVIE REVIEW Deadstream is a new comedy-horror from husband and wife team Joseph and Vanessa Winter. Joseph plays Shawn Ruddy, a disgraced influencer and vlogger who seeks to get back in the good graces of his fans by making his wildest video yet. His show is all about him putting himself into situations that […]

Join the oneofus.net crew who were at SXSW: Chris, Patience, Martin, Richard, Kyle, Chris Herman, and JC. Both on the podcast here and the special short video we made to go with it, they talk about the best-loved movies, shows, parties and more from this year’s SXSW. Here are some images from some of the […]

Brad went to Austin, TX for SxSw 2017 and watched a total of 32 movies. Yes, he’s a machine. Yes, he reviews each one.

Brad has returned home from Austin, TX to a doorstep full of movies. Sean and Brad discuss what’s recently arrived on their doorstep and Brad recounts his favorite flicks during the second half of SxSw 2016.

0:00 – Hi, we’re back, we went to South By Southwest, here are some movies we saw: 3:10 – “Hush” 7:45 – “Demolition” 10:40 – “Slash” 16:25 – “Born to Be Blue” 20:15 – “My Blind Brother” 25:30 – “Hunt for the Wilderpeople” 28:10 – “War on Everyone” 33:40 – “Don’t Think Twice” 37:15 – […]

A young girl living on a farm in trouble finds a man trapped inside an old silo and befriends him, only to find that her friendship and her family’s welfare might be at odds. That’s American Fable brought to you by director/writer Anne Hamilton and our own Jenny got a chance to sit down and […]

Brad has been watching movies until his eyeballs bleed in Austin, TX during this years SxSw festival. Today he runs down the first half of the films he’s seen including: Teenage Cocktail, The Greasy Strangler, Hardcore Henry and more!

We have a packed episode today. First, Brad puts a cap on his SXSW experience. Then we’re talking werewolves today with the new horror/comedy WOLFCOP and the newest film from Adrián García Bogliano, LATE PHASES. Finally, we select our very first winner of our monthly Coffee Shop Of Horrors give-away! This episode is two hours […]

It’s all done, the airports are clogged with our visitors wearily making their way home, but Oneofus.net has one last post to do about the films we watched this year at SXSW. This time Brian and Chris are joined by Ashley Moreno as they slug down beers in preparation for the awesome majesty of a Karaoke Apocalypse show…but […]

We Are Still Here is unquestionably one of the best films showing at SXSW this year. Now we may be biased considering we do so love great horror flicks, but first time director Ted Geoghegan truly hit a home run with his inaugural effort behind the camera. Ted’s story is an interesting one. He was […]

Standing on top of the world, or at least the Alamo Drafthouse parking garage, we bring you Part 2 of our epic SXSW coverage! Brian and Chris are joined by J.C., OOU editor Thomas Mariani and We’re Alive creator KC Wayland to deliver a big auditory whiff of the strange of poporui that they have […]

As we mentioned before, SXSW Film Festival is not only a showcase for great independent and foreign gems, but also occasionally a stage on which Hollywood premieres its big upcoming titles. This very much worked in our favor when we got to see Furious 7 last week…but it also means we watched Get Hard. Frankly, […]

Brad Henderson has traveled to the Movie Mecca that is Austin, TX for their yearly SXSW Film Festival. There was a healthy genre representation this year, so he rounds up his favorite flicks of the festival. Including: We Are Still Here, The Corpse Of Anna Fritz, Deathgasm, Nina Forever, and The Invitation Movies Discussed…   […]

Get ready for your first official SXSW report from your OneOfUs crew; always in the trenches and under the influence! Brian and Chris are joined by We’re Alive creator KC Wayland to record a capsule review of the films that have seen so far at this leviathan film fest. Fair warning: We were recording at […]

SXSW has always prided itself on a being a showcase of the best independent, foreign, and avant-garde cinema. However from time to time, they host the biggest movies Hollywood has to offer. We knew a couple of big studio comedies were scheduled to play this year, but when yesterday began with an announcement of a […]

Man, we saw SO many films at SXSW this year, there’d be just no way to get to talk about them all, so we decided to pull out some of the cream of the crop, get Martin, Brian, Chris and Richard Whittaker to gather together, and exchange notes on them. We only wish you had […]

When the fans pay for a movie, they get a movie made for the fans. At least that’s how director Rob Thomas felt about making the Veronica Mars theatrical film, released some seven years after the untimely demise of the cult tv show starring Kristen Bell as the lovably snarky Nancy Drew-ish gumshoe. But how […]

There ain’t no electric boogaloo going on in this highly anticipated sequel to the 2011 action film that took the martial arts world by storm, just lots of ass-kickery. I mean, like seriously, all over the place. Making practically every other action film look like My Little Pony by comparison. Even the original film. I […]