drawnonglassfirst up was a really fun #BUFF premiere of "Normal" (Minnesota, not Illinois) with Bob Odenkirk playing a fill-in sheriff in a town with a big secret. don't want to spoil, comes out in mid-April but see this in a theater if you can #cambridge https://bostonunderground.org/schedule/2026/feature/normal/ #buff2026
"Buffet Infinity" reassured me, if I needed it, that the new directors of the #buff festival have the same weird sensibility I've come to expect/rely on . it's a really discordant nonnarrative that seems like an alien intelligence channel surfing as a small Canadian town is overrun by mysterious disappearances, sinkholes, and general chaos #buff2026
auzzyA bit disappointed by the Boston Underground Film Festival scheduling this year.
The Friday and Saturday midnight showings overlap with other screenings, are in a neighboring city (albeit at an excellent theater), and end after the MBTA stops running.
Also sad about the omission of the music video block "Sound & Vision", although I get it, as it wasn't well attended the two years I went.
Here's my #youtube playlist of things that have been shown at #BUFF in the past, since there isn't a music video block (some major changes and it's good to see it expand)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJDwJNB8s88G4fN8IYXpOs1ZH1Kl9XJok
full lineup at https://bostonunderground.org/schedule/2026/ - individual tix on sale now
