Ed Wood

A Good Records In-Store That Sounds Great

Dis and demos

From the bottom of the drawer come real gems and fool's gold of local music

Events for the week

From the bottom of the drawer come real gems and fool's gold of local music

Kicking the corpse

Why the new wave of horror films can't scare us

Not Ready for Prime time

The Bobby Jack Pack Show lurks in the shadows of cable access, threatening its creator with low-rent success

Pure id

Tim Burton turns his ray gun on everything in sight when Mars Attacks!

'96 rewound

Good, but not that good

Come together

Josh Alan pleads for peace, unity, and maybe some album sales

Events for the week

Josh Alan pleads for peace, unity, and maybe some album sales

Women at war

A battle of ideas sinks Bucket Productions' uneven premiere of Wrens

Also Opening October 22

Bats; Body Shots; Five Wives, Three Secretaries and Me

The Day the Plot Stood Still

Sci-fi remake misses the point, and that's a Klaatu Barada no-no

One Bad Mother

Dario Argento caps off his horror trilogy with horrific parody

Gaming's Greatest Hits

A look back at the best of 2007

Our top DVD picks for the week of March 13

A look back at the best of 2007

Being Bettie

The Notorious Bettie Page never quite pins down the pinup

The End Is Near

Famine, pestilence, war, death--at Dallas Theological Seminary, the Apocalypse is the horse to bet on

Saint Frances

Author Mayes boasts about her perfect life

Baring All

Time will tell if Daniele Osteria will leave its mark on Italian dining in Dallas

Peter Panache

J.M. Barrie gets a Hollywood makeover in Finding Neverland

Dungeons and Drag Queens

CTD revives sweet, raunchy Rocky Horror; Arthur's in the dark in PRT's Camelot

Best Place for Action Figures and Busts

Zeus

Hey, Jealousy

Ed Wood's best is at the Inwood

Tangled Webs

Spider Woman wraps Uptown Players in her spell; Dinner with Friends and Artificial Jungle feel like traps

Kitten With a Quip

High School Hellcats bare their claws at Pocket; one-acts in Addison go to hell and back

Action!

It's a race to the finish for Dallas video-makers

Drood Awakening

Dickens around at WaterTower

What Lies Beneath

Subtext sings in Happy Days; The Lion King's a dull roar

Shadows of the Empire

With Episode II, George Lucas tries to reclaim his lost glory

Made on the Margins

For 15 years, the Dallas Video Fest has flickered on the fringe

Coming to You Live...

Cliff Proton and the Creature From Quadrant 5 lands in Arlington

Unreal Genius

The computer-generated Jimmy Neutron should be a blast for kids

Josh Alan Band

Josh Alan Band (Black Cracker Music)

Economy Caddy

Coop DeVille: Time Travelin' Brother gets high mileage from its music

The Bit Player

Vincent D'Onofrio may be the best actor of his generation, but who would notice?

A puff of smoke

Paul Wesolowski knows the secret word: Groucho

Cradle and all

Tim Robbins' Orson Welles project bites off more than it can chew

Ego trip

Carrey channels Kaufman, but is it worth a trip to the Moon?

The not-so tiny Tim

Jack Skellington is coming to town

Grand illusion

In this hysterical American Movie, an ingenious and not very talented filmmaker presses on

The men who did too little

Michael Mann's The Insider proves real life trumps fictional suspense every time

Pull my Bowfinger

Steve Martin takes his jabs at Hollywood, but there's no sting

Kiss and Tell

Author and screenwriter Harry Preston reflects upon a career spent traveling from here to obscurity

Too punk to f--

Ethyl Merman makes 'dance music for the poor'

USA Film Festival Schedule

Ethyl Merman makes 'dance music for the poor'

New Ghosts, New Scrooge Boost DTC's Final Carol At Kalita; Plan Nine's Perfect Fun For Humbugs

Ethyl Merman makes 'dance music for the poor'

Theater Camp

Ethyl Merman makes 'dance music for the poor'