The X-Files

Catch the Seoul Train to Fine Food in Korea Town

Little things mean a lot: Seoul Garden's small plates -- banchan -- are perfect for a big appetite.​ It took me a while to warm up to Korean food, to the chagrin of my many Korean friends. For inexplicable reasons, Korean food seemed to me to be the most foreign and odd of Asian cuisine. I sus ... More >>

The Box: My Top 10 Questions.

Sorry, guess again.​What better way to beat Walking Pneumonia than by chilling at the movies, hopped up on Zithromax, Mucinex and Milk Duds? And, dare I say, checking out Cameron Diaz' box. I love "Would you accept $5 million in exchange for once a day, every day, going into a complete ... More >>

Intruder in the Dust

Its very own temple of doom, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull digs Indy into a deep hole

Our top DVD picks for the week of November 6

The Smell of Fear

See some French cinema in Fort Worth

Black Helicopters!

Alex Jones brings his conspiracies to Dallas

Dead Funny

Final Destination 3 stares death in the face...and laughs

Class Dismissed

Freaks and Geeks, now on DVD, made TV a better place

Violent Femmes

Tender-hearted mutants kick significant keister in X-2: X-Men United

Letters

Letters from the issue of March 20.

Tapeheads

Gore Verbinski and Naomi Watts throw their hats into The Ring

Fear the Creeper

Feardotcom's cheap thrills work--for the most part

Flame On

Reign of Fire somehow makes dragons and Matthew McConaughey entertaining

Fear Factor

In the woods of New York lives a creepy (or is it?) Wendigo

Moth-Eaten

In this tricked-up ghost story, the truth is way out there

The Iceman Cometh

Brian Fridge creates space to make images to create space with

Chin Up

Bruce Campbell knows why bad movies happen to great actors

Old Ghosts

Evolution ain't afraid of no aliens, but you should be

Shoot Straight

Chris Carter considers the futures of X-Files and Lone Gunmen

Loaded Gunmen

The funniest thing on Fox

The Why? Files

Try to care about the X-Files for one more week as Mulder returns.

The X Factor

Gillian Anderson gives a dazzling performance in The House of Mirth

Brew With a View

Keep your eyes on your own show

Tears of a Clone

It's Arnie vs. Arnie in the most kick-ass issue of Omni ever

Crazy Like Fox

The future of Fox

Letters

Overpaid, Over Here; Best What ?; Free Dr. Laura

Freaky, Not Scary

Web site mysteries

Letters

Mending fences; Texas export; The doctor is in; Judge not

Science friction

Where good villains go to make a buck

In the hunt

Return to Me is trite and silly, but, blast it, the movie has a good heart

Crash landing

Check the plane's manifest destiny -- Final Destination ain't on it

Honor thy mummy

Digging up the facts behind Egyptian excavations

Parker right there

War in peace

Skip Spence recorded one brilliant album, then spent the next 30 years dying in obscurity. Now, a tribute album is giving him life again.

Munch on this

Get a life

Trekkies boldly peers into the Star Trek phenomenon

Night & Day

May 20 - 26, 1999

Night & Day

March 25 - 31, 1999

Short takes

Love for sale

The relentlessly earnest Playing by Heart talks itself to death

Eight is enough

Hollywood mainstream in the slipstream: hits, misses, remakes, and blasts from the past

Start making sense

A stylistic mess, Home Fries hops out of the pan and into the fire

Night & Day

November 12 - 18, 1998

Night & Day

October 22 - 28, 1998

What the hell?

The Why? movie

The X-Files reveals enough good stuff, but offers more questions than answers

The truth is out there

Buzz

Events for the week

Out there

The Arrival's creepy tale of alien infiltration makes believers out of us