Repertory screenings for the next 2 weeks in Dallas and Fort Worth: dallasfilmnow.com/2026/06/15/r...

I wanted to like this more. It does look good, but Helena Howards performance is buried beneath some very annoying bluster by the others. Begins streaming on Shudder this week. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/06/09/f...

It's baaack! A list of repertory screenings in Dallas and Fort Worth for the next couple of weeks. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/05/27/r...

More from the 2026 Dallas International Film Festival. My oh my, "If I Go Will They Miss Me". One of the best films of the past few years. See this when it expands! dallasfilmnow.com/2026/05/04/f...

More from the 2026 Dallas International Film Festival: dallasfilmnow.com/2026/04/29/f...

First thoughts from the 2026 Dallas International Film Festival: dallasfilmnow.com/2026/04/27/f...

Looking forward to the festival's 20th anniversary edition. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/04/09/t...

"Alpha"- Julia Ducournau's extraordinary vision is one that floored me. Heartbreaking for the way it disturbs and bears guilt for the ghosts we carry around

Very high on my favorite films of last year. Saw it alone in the theater and was transfixed. The final third is just beyond words magical.

I hope people and some friends who, last year, said the incoming administration "won't be that bad" rue their words. They won't, though. This is all going to end terribly.

A good film to check on VOD platforms beginning tomorrow. Maika Monroe never disappoints. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/02/23/i...

Our country's greatest documentarian.

Enjoyed "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die", but just kept thinking of the John Titor internet mythos. Had to be an inspiration.

So depressed about the state of things around us that I subscribed to another streaming service.

My favorite films of the year at Dallas Film Now. A great year. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/01/16/m...

Small slate, but the next two weeks of classic and repertory screenings in Dallas and Fort Worth. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/01/09/r...

Local movie heads unite and check out this once-lost-now-found regional artifact screening in a couple of weeks. @texastheatre.bsky.social

My favorite discoveries of 2025. dallasfilmnow.com/2026/01/03/r...

Such a live-wire actor in everything he did. I implore everyone to seek out "Laws of Gravity" (1992), one of my favorite films of all time.

Repertory screenings in Dallas and Fort Worth for the next two weeks: dallasfilmnow.com/2025/12/03/r...

One of my favorite films this year. Please see it! Part 70's paranoid thriller, part sexual tension-filled caper. Ahmed and Collins are so good in it.

It's back! Repertory screenings in Dallas and Fort Worth the next 2 weeks. Enjoy! dallasfilmnow.com/2025/11/18/r...

If I ever get the chance to interview Paul Thomas Anderson, I'd love to know why phone calls in his films are SO STRESSFUL.

Can we begin the Benecio del Toro Oscar campaign now? Such a cool, controlled force in the chaos of DiCaprio's frayed live wire desperation.

More from #fantasticfest. dallasfilmnow.com/2025/09/29/f...

Three more from #FantasticFest. "When We Were Live" is the homerun for me so far. dallasfilmnow.com/2025/09/24/f...

My favorite film of #FantasticFest so far- "When We Were Live".

Thoughts on 3 more films at #FantasticFest: dallasfilmnow.com/2025/09/22/f...

"Killing Spree" aka "Folies Meurtrieres"- one of the repertory films at #FantasticFest. The slasher film widdled down to its most base element of stalker and prey.

First dispatch from Fantastic Fest with "The Tree of Knowledge", "The Ice Tower" and "Body Blow". #FantasticFest dallasfilmnow.com/2025/09/19/f...

#FantasticFest film #1, Eugene Green's "The Tree of Knowledge". I was completely on board his mannered wavelength. Thoughts upcoming at Dallas Film Now

Looking forward to ALOT of films at Fantastic Fest.

"Magnolia" on 35MM this weekend @texastheatre.bsky.social Be there or be square.

"Relay" is really, really good. Taut direction and a sure handed script with just the right whiff of paranoid '70's aroma.

The latest round of classics and repertory screenings in Dallas and Fort Worth. dallasfilmnow.com/2025/08/31/r...

Next 2 weeks of classic screenings in the Dallas/Fort Worth area: dallasfilmnow.com/2025/08/14/r...

Is there a more perfect, touching album in the last 5 years than Ethel Cain's "Willoughby Tucker, I'll Always Love You"? I think not.

After slogging through so many mid films so far this year, I've watched 2 masterpieces in the last week- "Eephus" and "She Rides Shotgun". C'mon film!

Plus most of the Ken Burns documentaries. An amazing streaming option.

Latest round of DFW repertory and classic screenings. dallasfilmnow.com/2025/07/28/r...

Next round of classics and revivals on the big screens around Dallas and Fort Worth dallasfilmnow.com/2025/06/30/r...

Repertory screenings in Dallas and Fort Worth for the next 2 weeks: dallasfilmnow.com/2025/06/14/r...

Love both of these films so much. Wish novelist Paul Auster was tapped for more adaptations.

Been looking for a copy of Samuel Fuller's "A Third Face" memoir for years. Picked one up last week. Man, this is a wonderful, hardboiled jaunt through old newspaper and old Hollywood in Fuller's clipped manner of speaking. Looking forward to re-watching all his films again as I read about each one.

"Hurry Up Tomorrow" - word of mouth has been horrendous on this, but I loved it. Not as successfully raw as Trey Edward Shults' "Waves" but I admire the ambition and how yet another one of his films swerves from one half to the next to comment on consequences and trauma.

Latest round of repertory cinema in DFW. dallasfilmnow.com/2025/05/16/r...

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Final dispatch from the 2025 Dallas International Film Festival: dallasfilmnow.com/2025/05/06/f...