FAN EXPO Dallas – the largest comic, sci-fi, horror, anime and gaming event in Texas – continues their tradition of bringing some of Hollywood’s biggest names to the Lone Star, with the first-time convention appearance of Mia Farrow, best known for her chilling performance in 1968’s Rosemary’s Baby. Farrow has also dazzled audiences in her […]

Dallas’s largest horror convention is rapidly approaching and there is plenty to look forward to. Texas Frightmare Weekend will be held at the Hyatt Regency DFW Airport on May 3-5. The event hosts celebrity appearances, autograph signings, screenings, and vendors from across the country. Yet again, their guest list has proven that this is one […]

Do the titles Aliens or The Terminator ring a bell? These films are among a handful that have withstood the test of time and transcended generation lines. Most people would consider their career successful if they had been involved in one of these blockbuster hits, much less having major roles in all of them.

The Dragon Ball saga began over 30 years ago and is still going as strong as any Super Saiyan Fusion form. If you are not familiar with the show, it is an anime that has overwhelmingly infiltrated the American entertainment industry.

Any actor can get in front of a camera and portray a hero or antagonist, but the best stories are those that are able to completely transform characters right before the audience’s eyes. These story lines develop a unique connection during the metamorphosis. Manu Bennett is one of the few actors that have successfully made […]

The Austin Film Festival & Conference was the first event of its kind to take the lead in bringing professional and amateur screenwriters (and now filmmakers) together to celebrate the role of the screenplay in film-making and discuss the considerable creative possibilities of writing for film and television. Equally important, the conference has brought producers, agents and screenwriters together to foster the sale of screenplays and launch long-term successful careers. Hundreds of writers’ groups, services and festivals have followed the Conference’s model over the past ten years, reinforcing the value of its continuing mission to recognize the art of screenwriting.

Deep within the Ouachita Mountains, in what Native Americans have named the Valley of the Vapors, amidst turn-of-the-century bathhouses and on the doorstep of a national park lies the unforgettable spa city of Hot Springs, Arkansas, host to North America’s oldest all-documentary film festival. The Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival will celebrate its 27th Anniversary October 19-27th at the historic Arlington Hotel in downtown Hot Springs.

 Flamenco music and dance are riveting Spanish art forms that are the focus of a week long festival October 7-15, 2018, in the Oak Cliff and downtown area of Dallas. Spotlighting heart-pounding percussion, lightning fast footwork, and internationally renowned musicians, this festival celebrates a sophisticated and intense art form.

The Grapevine film festival takes place in the heart of the cotton belt railroad district on downtown’s Main Street, which is lined with world class restaurants, galleries and shops. Grapevine is home to dozens of artiasans’ workshops, wineries and art studios. A film festival unlike any other, GVFF is dedicated to bringing filmmakers and their films to this beautiful city as a celebration of artistic spirit.

The name Hercules elicits images of sheer strength and power. For many of us that grew up in the 90s that image is also synonymous with Kevin Sorbo.