SXSW Review: ADOPT A HIGHWAY Is A Journey Of Heartfelt Redemption
Writer/director Logan Marshall-Green’s directorial debut is for anyone who has ever made a mistake.
Marisa Mirabal
Join Date: Mar 21, 2017 • Last Entry Date: Jan 30, 2020 • Articles: 63
Marisa Mirabal is an Austin-based writer whose work has appeared on Collider, /Film, and Fangoria. She has a penchant for horror, documentaries, and '80s sci-fi movies. When she isn't conjuring up film analysis, she can be found reading, spinning film scores on vinyl, and sipping whiskey deep in the heart of Texas.
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SXSW Review: DANIEL ISN’T REAL Is A Sinister Cinematic Treat
Director Adam Egypt Mortimer lovingly invites audiences into one haunting hellscape.
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SXSW Review: LONG SHOT Is A Fun-Filled Love Story With A Feminist Slant
Director Jonathan Levine delivers an undeniably hilarious romantic comedy.
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SXSW Review: BODY AT BRIGHTON ROCK Is A Haunting Walk In The Woods
Writer/Director Roxanne Benjamin paves a promising path in the horror genre.
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SXSW 2019 Review: GREENER GRASS Is Comedy Gold
Writer/Director duo Jocelyn DeBoer and Dawn Luebbe deliver absurdist satire from the cookie-cutter suburbs.
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SXSW Announces Midnighter Slate & PET SEMATARY As Closing Night Movie
The soil in Marisa's stony heart is officially shook - in the best way possible.
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THE PRODIGY Review: Evil Has A New Poster Child
Despite its flaws, director Nicholas McCarthy conceives a cut-throat spin on the evil kid subgenre.
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Constructing A Coven: SUSPIRIA’s Production Design Casts A Horrifying Spell
And now, a closer look at production designer Inbal Weinberg’s inspirations.
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SPLIT: Developing Strength From Pain
A look at the real-life inspiration behind M. Night Shyamalan’s SPLIT.
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Sunday Reads: Why VICE Is Political Satire Worth Watching
Writer/Director Adam McKay’s latest contains vices of its own, but still warrants its nominations.
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BLAZE Review: A Heartbreaking And Beautiful Tribute
Ethan Hawke delivers a unique musical biopic in true Texas fashion.
