Oppenheimer
Christopher Nolan's roaring, terrifying, and carnal tale of the father of the atom bomb
Richard Whittaker
271-300 of 7,816 entries
Movie Review, July 21, 2023
Cobweb
There's something in the walls of this perfect summer nightmare
Movie Review, July 21, 2023
Five Dark Events to Beat the Heat
Nighttime distractions that flip off the sun
Arts, July 20, 2023
AFS Cinema Celebrates Producer and PR Expert Carolyn Pfeiffer’s Extraordinary History
The art of being there
Screens, July 20, 2023
Doctuh Mistuh’s Lizzie: The Musical
America’s most infamous axe murderer gets a riot grrrl makeover
Arts, July 18, 2023
Austin Author Elizabeth Crook Honored With Texas Writer Award
The Which Way Tree novelist heads to the Texas Book Festival
Arts, July 18, 2023
Bob Byington's Taking Lousy Carter to Locarno
Austin filmmaker kicks off the festival season internationally
Screens, July 14, 2023
The Austin Chronicle Guide to the Mission: Impossible Movies
Your mission, if you choose to accept it ...
Screens, July 14, 2023
Austin Comic Creators Snag Ringo Award Nominations
Ghoul Agency, Halloween Man praised by peers
Arts, July 13, 2023
Pencils Vs Pixels
Touching documentary draws on the incredible history of animation
Movie Review, July 14, 2023
Close to Vermeer
The curious details of curation unveiled in this fascinating documentary
Movie Review, July 14, 2023
The YouTube Effect
Video killed the radio star. So who's it after next?
Movie Review, July 14, 2023
Dazed & Confused Celebrates 30th Anniversary With AFS and the Round Rock Express
The Austin classic gets its own bobblehead night and screening
Screens, July 10, 2023
RTX 2023: Is RWBY Still a Cliffhanger?
Surprising news about Rooster Teeth’s biggest series
Screens, July 7, 2023
RTX 2023: Red vs. Blue Is Back for the Last Time
Final season announced for 20th anniversary
Screens, July 7, 2023
Kathy Valentine Swaps Stages for Zach Theatre's New Show Head Over Heels
Jukebox musical features the greatest hits of the Go-Go's
Music, July 6, 2023
Biosphere
Mark Duplass and Stirling K. Brown keep this SF chamber piece charming
Movie Review, July 7, 2023
Once Upon a Time in Uganda
The true, crazy story of Wakaliwood
Movie Review, July 7, 2023
Punk Legend John Doe Gets Dark for a Weekend of Film Noir
AFS Cinema screens the series including his remake of D.O.A.
Screens, July 6, 2023
Five Good Reasons to Leave Your Screen at RTX
Austin’s leviathans of nerdery Rooster Teeth bring the outdoors inside
Arts, July 6, 2023
The Lesson
Plagiarism noir is too derivative to be a real page-turner
Movie Review, July 7, 2023
Film Review: Let the Canary Sing
Cyndi Lauper doc travels the long path to becoming herself
Screens, July 1, 2023
Film Review: Suitable Flesh
Heather Graham and Barbara Crampton bring sexy back
Screens, June 30, 2023
Owen Egerton, Austin's Man of Letters, Leaves the Community He Loves
An increasingly unwelcoming Texas leads to a big goodbye
Arts, June 29, 2023
Lynch/Oz
Is David Lynch's whole career an homage to The Wizard of Oz?
Movie Review, June 30, 2023
More Mondo Departures as Vinyl Leadership Exits
Austin-based soundtrack label sees more changes under Funko
Screens, June 28, 2023
Review: Starring Jerry as Himself
Hybrid documentary hides a true crime drama inside a true crime drama
Screens, June 27, 2023
The Digital Alchemy of Pixar's Elemental
How two Austin creatives found ways to mix fire and water
Screens, June 22, 2023
Five Essential Films at the Austin Asian American Film Festival
Across nations and diasporas, AAAFF explores the most intriguing, experimental, and entertaining movies from Asian filmmakers
Screens, June 22, 2023
God Is a Bullet
Merciless and bleak Satanic abduction drama is Mandy on crank
