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Old-school "Gosh, wow!" sense-of-wonder filmmaking is in short supply these days, but now John Carter has arrived to fill the void.

A charismatic David Krumholtz plays the titular lit professor

Festival drops complete lineup, with 2020 titles getting their shot

Four guys, six 'Star Wars' films, and endless possibilities

Hellboy is back, and this time he's R-rated

For the love of fungi

South by selections available online from today

New frat-house comedy is timed for the new semester.

Midnighters, Festival Favorites, plus shorts all announced

Smallhold brings the fruits of fancy fungus to Austin

All the winners from this year’s jury competitions

A woman alleged rape. The man she accused went free. Should his attorney run our court?

Evil Dead Rises and more added to festival lineup

Four friends on a Mexican vacation discover something evil among the Mayan ruins.

Alma

Why did Adil Dghoughi die?

Headlines and Happenings from Austin and Beyond

Apollo 10 1/2, Sandra Bullock, and more join movie list

So much ado!

E-Day is tomorrow! Here's the latest news before it's too late.

During Gov. Bush's campaign for his party's presidential nomination last fall, reporters asked the candidate to comment on a federal government report asserting that many Texans, including large numbers of children, were going to bed hungry. "I saw the report that children in Texas are going hungry. Where?" he demanded, going on to say, "You'd think the governor would have heard if there are pockets of hunger in Texas." Indeed, you would, especially if one of those pockets is just a few miles from his front door, Virginia B. Wood explains as she explores the very pockets of hunger in Austin Bush has difficulty fathoming.

High-concept horror A Quiet Place to open fest

Buzz Aldrin, Kesha, Cory Booker, Cecile Richards, and more

Indy's final adventure remembers the whip, forgets the charm

After Us, what else does the film fest have in store?

Texas Independence Fest grinds, Ibeyi smooths it out, and more