Noah Levine, Life & Arts Senior Film Columnist
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Rebel Wilson talks new Netflix comedy “Senior Year”
May 13, 2022

Texas filmmakers take SXSW’s Film Festival by storm
March 23, 2022

Texas filmmakers take SXSW’s Film Festival by storm
March 9, 2022

‘The Batman’ wows with tense, satisfying mystery
February 28, 2022

Gothic horror ‘The Cursed’ suffers from weak pacing, scares
February 21, 2022

The Daily Texan talks to Cameron Monaghan about ‘Shattered’
January 12, 2022

‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ celebrates web-slinger cinematic legacy
December 16, 2021

‘House of Gucci’ shines with electric leading cast despite pacing issues
November 21, 2021

‘The Humans’ wows with emotionally raw, genre-bending ensemble piece
October 29, 2021

“Dune” bores with sluggish pacing, underused talent
October 21, 2021

‘Midnight Mass’ tells beautifully dark tale among haunting island
September 20, 2021

‘Lady of the Manor’ brings lighthearted comedy with supernatural antics
September 15, 2021

‘Shang-Chi’ brings exciting action, fantasy elements to MCU
September 13, 2021

James Wan’s ‘Malignant’ dishes out bonkers horror nightmare
September 13, 2021

Victoria Justice infuses energy in Netflix’s ‘Afterlife of the Party’
September 1, 2021

“The Night House” chills visually but lacks strong narrative
August 24, 2021

What to check out if you’re going to SXSW
March 23, 2021

‘Broadcast Signal Intrusion’ TV terror, throwback mystery
March 19, 2021

‘The Feast’ serves up a foreboding, twisted experience
March 18, 2021

‘Gaia’ plays with intriguing concepts but lacks in narrative
March 17, 2021

UT alumna Brea Grant talks acting in horror film “After Midnight”
February 22, 2021

Here is some new content to watch over winter break
December 2, 2020