Film, TV & Streaming

Legendary director Oliver Stone will return to Dallas in early October for a celebration of his work at The Texas Theatre.

The concert film/documentary hybrid is screening at The Texas Theatre on Sept. 18.

From “Psycho” to “The Love Witch,” there’s a spooky selection of films screening at theaters all over Dallas-Fort Worth.

There’s really an FBI file out about Paul Riddell’s supposed double-dealings with Dr. Who’s Nemeses.

The film about Sing Sing Correctional Facility stars former real-life inmates.

The library is encouraging Dallasites to become informed and make their vote count this fall.

Martin Lisius and Tempest Tours are at the center of storm-chasing’s past, present and future.

And you thought pro football was all roses and lollipops.

TikTok users are putting their training camp skills to the test, and the NFL cheer squad is taking notice.

The documentary, about a legal fight for water in the Texas town of Dell City, won big at the Dallas International Film Fest.

Squid Game, Stranger Things and Bridgerton fans may soon have a favorite new spot in Dallas.

The North Texas-based YouTubers are no strangers to controversy.

Confuseth not Scarborough Renaissance Festival with Texas Renaissance Festival, my lords and ladies. One is in North Texas, the other is on HBO Max.

In the wake of the sudden closure of all five Alamo Drafthouse theaters in North Texas, another theater is offering customers a deal to ease the pain.

Within 12 hours, two movie theater chains announced they’d be closing locations in Dallas-Fort Worth.

The Dallas film festival offers a mix of classic screenings and debut features.

Ghibli Fest has select theaters screening our childhood (and adult) favorites. But which ones offer fancier food and drinks?

The actor, who made headlines for his flirtatious rapport with co-star Sydney Sweeney, is Austin-bound.

The Dallas actor and Booker T. graduate is living his horror dreams as star of The Strangers: Chapter 1.

Some of these lawsuits are as entertaining as the shows themselves.

Dallas filmmaker Desmond Donahue put his advocacy onto the big screen with Mister Gates, a film about human trafficking.

Those who were there remember the glorious year 2019, which gave us the North Texas Film Festival.