Not Your Average Christmas Movie Night: Dallas’ Coolest Holiday Screenings
From sing-and-cheer-alongs to 35mm terrors, Dallas’ holiday movie marquees are serving up festive flicks with a side of off-kilter gems.
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Todd Rohal’s ‘F**k My Son!’ Might Make You Purge That Thanksgiving Turkey
Brace yourself for a 35mm descent into depravity as the Texas Theatre dares to test audience limits with an x-rated horror film this weekend.
Cosm Dallas Gives Us A Sweet Escape With Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
Pure imagination awaits at Cosm, where the 1971 classic comes to life in an immersive viewing experience now through Jan. 30.
Texas Theatre to Take Dallas Deeper Into the JFK Assassination This Weekend
Get the tinfoil hats out, because pop culture historian Miriam Linna is ready to connect Dallas film The Giant Gila Monster to JFK, Jack Ruby and more.
American Black Film Festival to Stop in Dallas as Part of its Four-City Pop-Up
Dallas is just one of four major cities to host the coveted film festival this year.
RoboCop Calls Dallas Out Over the Sorry State of City Hall
Actor Peter Weller says Dallas should dig in its pockets to pay to repair the brutalist I.M. Pei icon.
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From Dallas’ Clint Bentley, A Gorgeous American Epic Arrives in Train Dreams
The Oscar-buzzing film from two North Texas visionaries is now showing in 35mm at the Texas Theatre before its Netflix debut on Nov. 21.
Double Feature: One of Texas’ Best Filmmakers Has Two New Films On Deck
Richard Linklater has two very different new films out, but both are some of his best work yet.
After a Successful Return, King Of The Hill Gets Extended Lease on Life
Hulu picks up Texas’ favorite family for two more seasons.
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Landman Season 2 Premiere Brought the Taylor Sheridan Universe’s Biggest Stars to Fort Worth
The Paramount show set in Texas unveiled its new season in Cowtown last night.
How Every Film in the Alien Franchise Stacks Up According to an Expert
We asked Dallas author and horror aficionado Shaun Hamill about one of the most beloved horror franchises of all time, and he delivered.
5 Films with Deep Texas Roots You Need to See at the 2025 Lone Star Film Festival
Running Oct. 30 to Nov. 5, the Fort Worth film festival highlights a mix of Texas-based dramas, documentaries and indie gems.
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Taylor Sheridan is Leaving Paramount. Here’s What That Means for North Texas
In a surprising move, the Yellowstone creator is moving on from the network he became nearly synonymous with.
Bolton Arts Foundation to Host Texas Premiere of AKRIS – Fashion with a Heritage
A fashion house long-known for ‘quiet luxury’ is the subject of a special screening to benefit UNT’s Texas Fashion Collection.
Dial in, Because Mason Thames is Back in Black Phone 2
The Dallas native tells us about working with Ethan Hawke, growing up in Texas and starring in one of this month’s most chilling films.
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The Fine Arts Theatre in Denton Will Have 70mm Projection. Here’s Why That Matters
Digital projection? Boring. Film projection? Elevated, classy and superior.
New $10 Cowboy Documentary Captures Charley Crockett’s Texas Soul at Its Most Raw
Ahead of the film’s Austin premiere, director Patrick Heaphy dives into the rising country singer’s Dallas roots and the iconic Longhorn Ballroom.
17 Horror Film Classics Screening Around Dallas This October
Mark your calendars, because October is stacked with scares.
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Filmmaker Adam Saunders Returns to High School in Political Comedy, Re-Election
Saunders chose to set the film in a fictionalized version of his own alma mater, Richardson High School.
The 13 Best Horror Movies by Sub-genre
Not all horror films are created equally.
Dallas Native Cooper Raiff Unpacks His Poetic New Series Hal & Harper
Raiff’s heartfelt new series exploring family healing, and starring Mark Ruffalo, debuts on MUBI starting Oct. 19.
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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.