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Red River poker king John Wickham remains optimistic, Nazis stab concertgoers at Trailer Space, and Fun Fun Fun Fest gets its acre at Auditorium Shores

Red 7 and Red Eyed Fly partners join forces in a new venue

Mick makes 'em Cajun style, we guarantee

Spike Lee returns to Brooklyn for this summer in the life of a 13-year-old.

This subtle psychological thriller from Scotland holds its cards close to the vest while keeping viewers intrigued but perplexed.

Malick's return to filmmakng after a 20-year absence is this WWII story based on James Jones' Guadalcanal novel. The film is a lyrical and introverted study of the curiously destructive relationship between man and nature.

Poetic beauty abounds in this animated gem

Red River club shuttering after August 28

Godless commies invaded America once before

George Lucas exec produced – and bankrolled – this action/drama about the historic Tuskegee Airmen.

Zhang's film is a biting examination of sexual politics, mandarin-style. Also stunningly gorgeous to look at, this melodrama transcends all borders and eras to speak to the ages.

Closing club moshes this final week

Could the Red River Cultural District be losing two of its landmark live music venues?

Catherine Hardwicke, the director of the first Twilight movie, helms this update of the fairy tale.

Taiwanese master Hou Hsiao-hsien directs this contemporary homage to the classic international short, "The Red Balloon."

Free Week and This Is Austin, Not That Great share Red River

Honest, down-home flavor mixes with melodramatic excess in this Texas-made movie produced by Terrence Malick.

This remake's inspiration comes more from Call of Duty and other first-person-shooter games, rather than the 1984 original.

This final film in the three-part series affords a great deal of satisfaction in resolving the plot’s many mysteries.

Red River merchants push to finally enclose dangerous alley with 10-foot fence, electro-pop diva p1nkstar touches down at Fuego ATX, and more

Red Eye’s no classic, but with its smart, twisty little script and those two killer performances, it's a helluva lot of fun.

This double-layered documentary examines the creation of a Hong Kong action film and the impossible feats performed by the Asian stuntman.

The Oaks fall 4-3 at home

Police step up presence in the Red River Cultural District as merchants’ association pushes for city improvements following three separate shootings in 10 days