Film, TV & Streaming

From cursed whistles to surreal sex comedies, Fantastic Fest’s 20th anniversary lineup is a wild celebration of the weird and wonderful.

Big news for your boyfriend who always ruins the plot because he can’t be quiet.

The Academy Award winner, who died at the age of 89 on Sept. 16, spent his last starring role in a film shot in North Texas.

From K-pop Demon Hunters and the Dallas International Film Festival to The Weeknd’s “acting,” here are the summer’s biggest breakouts and flops.

After the conservative activist was killed in Utah, a recent episode where Eric Cartman mimics his mannerisms and talking points was pulled.

The Dallas director bonded with Del Toro over flan while relocating his illustrious Bleak House Collection.

It doesn’t get much more Texan than Bonnie & Clyde and Matthew McConaughey.

With the prolific showrunner bringing a massive production studio here, we thought we’d look at the types of works North Texas will soon be the backdrop of.

Filmed in North Texas, the heartfelt story of “a 59-year-old Rudy” captures the spirit of local football culture and an inspiring return to the gridiron.

The multi-disciplinary Dallas artist’s debut feature, Real Life, is a local breakout that should be on your radar.

Later this year, Dallas will be one of only two cities in the U.S. opening the doors of Netflix House, an immersive experience based on streaming favorites.

Are we all finally tired of the “superhero slop” movies?

Raises, resignations and an Observer story are highlights in Netflix’s Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docuseries.

It’s a JerryWorld and we’re all just living in it. Here’s what we thought of episode 1 of Netflix’s America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys.

Founded by and named for G. Williams Jones, the archive wants to increase public access to its footage.

We spotted the Hill family visiting some IRL Dallas spots in the show’s big return.

We’re just grateful that this Alamo doesn’t have to be a distant memory.

The new season is officially premiering on November 17.

Expecto patronum – the Wizarding World is coming to Dallas in October.

The new biopic premieres on Hulu this September, starring Lily James as SMU alum Whitney Wolfe Herd.

Don’t waste another minute trying to figure out what to watch – let us put you onto your favorite film you didn’t know came out this year.

“The Girl Who Works at the Box Office” of the Texas Theatre letting another birthday go by without a special screening? As if.