Movies

The good news is that it looks like you'll have plenty of options when it comes to where you will be taking in a movie with the family on Thanksgiving.

Here's your reminder to set your clocks back an hour this weekend.

While scouring the Internet for info on the movie that's being worked on in the panhandle, I came across a little bit of trivia that I was unfamiliar with.

Hopefully soon we'll have big blockbusters filming in the area again.

Sure there's Elm Street and Camp Crystal Lake, but there's just something extra special about Texas when it comes to terror.

Their lineup of movies actually looks pretty good.

In the words of one of my favorite Texans, "The drive-in will never die."

Here is a chance for your film to be seen by a guy who just simply loves everything there is to love about movies. Especially when it comes to independent films.

Our neighbors in the Sooner State are awfully interested in the villainous chainsaw wielding Texan.

Texas Rangers served a summons to Netflix last week.

To help spread some holiday cheer a few months early, they'll be showing two modern holiday comedy classics.

If you have been wanting to get of the house to enjoy and movie, but were concerned about keeping distance with others, Cinergy Entertainment has you covered.