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If you like your British movies quick, raunchy, reflective, and bittersweet, then The History Boys, based on the stage play, is for you.

Set in a crumbling boys' school/orphanage/fallout shelter during the Spanish Civil War, the lost boys of this haunting film contend with a vengeful ghost as well as the more worldly traumas of war, greed, and abandonment.

Almost 50 years of Jerry Garcia worship comes full circle

Smart, quick, funny, and economical, Attack the Block is an alien-invasion movie that's a breed apart.

A mysterious pollutant in their water supply is making the residents of a small Iowa town insane in this remake of George Romero's topical horror tale.

Scroll eternal through the best and buzziest artists at the fest

School finance runs aground, but health spending will follow soon

Polanski is back in the saddle with his new political mystery thriller, which stars Ewan McGregor and Pierce Brosnan.

The Lookout, an odd caper story, marks Scott Frank’s directorial debut after years of working as a screenwriter on movies like Get Shorty and Out of Sight.

Will Ferrell's Anchorman needs more work behind the scenes.

The softie ex-art-rockers arrive at Austin’s honky-tonk revival

Blumhouse's political-horror franchise gets a timely prequel

Kyle John Schmidt's new comedy takes dead aim at our national gun obsession and hits it with laughs

Don't plan on taking any beer home after that microbrewery tour.

En Route Productions makes Sarah Ruhl's lighthearted meditation on love and death both hilarious and touching

Originally published on Nov. 12, 1993: ATCEMS saves lives every day, but the stresses of the job have high costs

Prologue stage

An American reporter films his own murder in Oaxaca, and Mexican and U.S. authorities look the other way

In Jonathan Christenson's musical, Edgar Allan Poe's life is imagined as a spooky, entrancing dance of the spirits

Five-year review of APD Chief Art Acevedo

Austin's plans for an eastern landfill hit a little obstacle – the people who live there

Shut out by distribution companies, indie filmmakers go DIY when it comes to getting their movie out there.

Comparing Austin' and Dallas' 1995 Output

Old books, new shelves, and the passage from 'me' to 'we'

A brawl outside Emo's raises questions about police protection east of Red River

How Elizabeth tried (and failed) to keep son Damian out of the film biz

Almost adjourned, the Legislature's toll is still incomplete

Filmmaker Jordan Downey on a monster movie with a fractured heart

Canadian horror gets its U.S. premiere tonight