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SUNDOWN: The Terrifying New Monster Movie Produced By Slash Just Wrapped Filming  Fangoria

In Twist-Filled Drama ‘Sundown,’ Tim Roth Reveals His Shadow Self  Cinemacy

REVIEW: ‘Sundown’ is equal parts frustrating and fascinating  The Daily Nebraskan

Film Review: “Sundown” — Meltdown in Mexico  The Arts Fuse

Sundown Movie Review: An Intriguing Movie That Falls Flat  Mama's Geeky

SUNDOWN -- A Man's Midlife Crisis Isn't What It Seems  disappointment media

Tim Roth in Michel Franco’s ‘Sundown’: Film Review | Venice 2021  The Hollywood Reporter

‘Sundown’ Review: Stuck in the Shallow Waters of Acapulco (Published 2022)  The New York Times

“A Movie Should Only be Understood by Watching It”: Michel Franco on His Tim Roth-Starring Psychological Drama, Sundown  Filmmaker Magazine

Hurry Sundown movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

‘Sundown’ Review: What Is Tim Roth Doing in Acapulco? The Answer May Surprise You  Variety

Sundown Cinema is back  The San Francisco Standard

Movie Review: Tim Roth wanders and drinks towards “Sundown” on Mexico’s Costa Grande  rogersmovienation.com

Sundown Cinema, Beloved Outdoor Film Series, Has Been Canceled  KQED

‘Sundown’ Trailer: Tim Roth Beach-Bums It in Michel Franco’s New Oddity  IndieWire

Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat  Horror Obsessive

Sundown movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

Sundown Cinema brings huge crowd to Dolores Park  The San Francisco Standard

Missing Sundown Cinema? Other Bay Area Outdoor Movie Screenings for Adults and Older Kids  KQED

S.F.’s 22-year-old free movie tradition has been canceled  San Francisco Chronicle

'Sundown' movie review: Tim Roth stars in Michel Franco's follow-up to 'New Order.'  The Washington Post

Jim Hemphill (The Trouble with the Truth) Talks the Pleasures of Blumhouse's Straight-to-VOD Movies  Talkhouse

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Sundown’ on Hulu, a Minimalist Drama in Which Tim Roth Does a Lot of Nothing, Fascinatingly  Decider

How The Legacy Of Sundown Towns Affects Black Travelers  BuzzFeed News

‘Sundown’: Venice Review  Screen Daily

How 'Sundown' Reminds Us Of The Value Of A Slow-Burn Story That Requires the Audience's Patience  Collider

Sundown review – Tim Roth a wonderfully relaxed sociopath in Venice’s funniest film  The Guardian

The Town That Dreaded Sundown movie review: self-slashing  Flick Filosopher