THE PATHOLOGICAL OPTIMIST
Description: Reviews by Joe Baker and Peter Martin
I understand it’s hard to get excited about anything when it’s 110 degrees outside, but patience my fellow North Texans. Fall will get here (eventually) and this scorcher of a summer will be a distant memory. And with that leaf-changed season, not only will we get cooler weather, but the advent of another film festival in our neighborhood.
Beginning on Saturday October 28th and running through Sunday the 29th at the Plaza Theater in downtown Garland, Texas, the “It Came From Texas” film festival will not only feature a catalog of campy and classic horror films, but spotlight those made in Texas. As an event to celebrate the Halloween weekend, it should be lots of fun, As an excavation on regional filmmaking (which every state desperately needs in their cinematic diets), the festival will be an essential study of local history, geography, and
Spearheaded by local entertainment publicist Kelly Kitchens , the details of the event can be found here: Garland Arts
THE PATHOLOGICAL OPTIMIST