Movies

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find the theaters that Tom Cruise will be going to in Texas.

The movie that made you terrified to go in the water will be shown in some very unique ways here in Texas this summer.

Looks like some big names in Hollywood were in Austin yesterday trying to get the state to approve an incentive program for films to be made here. One state senator is worried about too many F-bombs in Texas now.

We're used to the Graham Drive In showing us movies on a lovely weekend. However, this week the drive in itself is the setting for an upcoming feature film.

We've pushed the proverbial pause button on some of the decade's most iconic flicks, and now it's your mission to name them all.

From coolers to wheelbarrows here are some of the best photos from Cinemark's bring your own popcorn events around the U.S.

Here is something I am still shocked to see around town in 2025. What is going to happen to these things?

This is not a joke.

If you enjoy a good hunting trip, this 15,000 acre property has a very interesting Hollywood connection.

As Freddy Kruger once said, "Every town has an Elm Street." Let's see how true that really is.

Records that played video in the '80s? It wasn't a dream. RCA's SelectaVision, a huge flop, did indeed exist.

Want to go on a nice film tour while enjoying some good Texas food? Check these places out the next time you're in Austin.