Texas Chain Saw Massacre’s Nightmare Still Echoes Beyond the Lone Star State in New Doc
Celebrate the legacy of the best horror film ever made and its companion documentary, Chain Reactions, both haunting the Texas Theatre on Oct. 17 and 23.
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Scarborough’s Hollow Reimagines Fall Fun to Replace Screams Halloween Theme Park
From the death of an iconic haunted house experience in Waxahachie rises a new fall fantasy.
Screams on the Small Screen: 5 Shows to Binge This Spooky Season
From Ryan Murphy’s Monsters: The Ed Gein Story to new additions to franchise classics like Alien these shows are worth the scare.
The Video Crypt Lives Again, Exhuming Nostalgia at the Texas Theatre
The installation at the historic Oak Cliff theater is taking us back to a time when things were simpler.
10 DFW Independent Bookstores to Check Out and Stick It To The Man
Celebrate Banned Books Week at one of these local favorites.
Best Halloween Costume Stores in Dallas (That Aren’t Spirit)
Don’t settle for shopping at Spirit – the city’s best Halloween stores are these off-the-beaten-path options.
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Why Are the Men So Much Hotter in Austin?
‘Hot take,’ as in they’re hot and we’ll take them.
Vietnamese Writers to Start New Chapter at Inaugural Foreword Literary Festival
The new festival aims to spotlight the stories of queer and immigrant voices.
Timeline Cleanse: New Cutie Just Dropped at the Dallas Zoo
Kind of the perfect way to end a week, right?
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For Some Reason, SHEIN is at the State Fair of Texas
SHEIN at the State Fair? Um, OK.
Two Different Dallas Fashion Weeks Face Off This Fall
Here’s what to expect (or brace yourself for) from these new-ish events, plus perspectives from Dallas fashion insiders.
RuPaul’s Drag Race Winner Sasha Colby is Stripping Down at House of Blues
Move over, Taylor Swift — another showgirl is taking over Dallas on Friday.
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Here’s How to Save Your Money at the State Fair of Texas
Going to the State Fair in this economy? We’ve got ways to save.
Dallas VideoFest Will Hand Ernie Kovacs Award to Fred Armisen
From “The Californians” to Portlandia to Uncle Fester, the comedian, writer and musician embodies quirky comedy.
Texas Theater To Screen Prophetic Sci-Fi Satire You’ve Never Seen
Southland Tales
bombed when first released in 2006, but it looks prescient today.
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Big D Roaming Death Café’s Tammy McNary Offers a Nuanced Perspective on Mortality
The local death-positive organization will hold an outdoor edition at Oakland Cemetery on Oct. 4.
6 Creative Gems to Discover at Denton Arts & Jazz Festival
From surreal canvases to blacklight woodwork, meet the artists bringing the Denton festival to life.
The Gatekeeper’s Guide to Dallas
Looking for something new and different? We’ll share some tips, but keep it between us.
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Bryan Bertino’s Vicious Springs From His Texas Roots
Horror filmmaker discusses his North Texas upbringing and latest psychological thriller, Vicious, at the world premiere in Austin.
Six Flags’ Fright Fest is Back, and It’s a Bloody Good Time
From now through November 2, you can get your thrills in more ways than one in Arlington.
Is An AI-Designed Girlfriend Cheating? Maybe Not, But It’s Definitely Weird.
Boyfriend spending a lot of time on ChatGPT? Better make sure he’s not planning on proposing to it.
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Garland To Unveil Texas’ Biggest Cowboy Hat, Because Why Not?
What the hell, sure.