Arts InSight
WATCH: Healing Trauma With A Laugh Track
Posted on · Local writer and producer mines his painful past to create a new sitcom.
Theatre & Film
Houston Matters
More than Just Chainsaws: A Look at Horror Films and Thrillers Set in Texas
Posted on · Film critic Dustin Chase discusses horror and suspense films set and filmed in Texas.
Houston Matters
A Young Girl’s Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Comes to Life in ‘She Kills Monsters’
Posted on · Joshua Zinn visits Rice University's production of the play, which combines elements of 90s culture and a trope-heavy fantasy world.
Houston Matters
Documentary Examines How Disabilities Are Portrayed on Screen
Posted on · Cinemability: The Art of Inclusion examines the 120-year history of how people with disabilities have been represented in film and television.
Houston Matters
Bruce Campbell Says He’d Still Go to Comic Cons Even if He Wasn’t an Actor
Posted on · Best known for his role as Ash Williams in the Evil Dead franchise, Campbell talks with Ernie Manouse prior to his visit Houston for the Fandemic Tour.
Houston Matters
Ethan Hawke Pays Tribute to Texas Songwriter Blaze Foley
Posted on · Hawke discusses Blaze, his new film about the unsung Texas outlaw musician.
Houston Matters
Theater District Open House Returns After Harvey Rain-Out
Posted on · Perryn Leech, from the Houston Grand Opera, and Dean Gladden, of the Alley Theatre, discuss what it means for Houston's Theater District to return after Harvey
Houston Matters
A Different Kind Of Talk Show: Talk Radio At The MATCH
Posted on · The cast of Dirt Dogs Theatre Company's production of Talk Radio discusses how a play inspired by the media landscape of the 1980s still resonates today.
Houston Matters
Crazy Rich Asians: Houston’s Kevin Kwan Chronicles the Lives of Asia’s Uber Wealthy
Posted on · Kwan, who grew up in Houston, talks about his book Crazy Rich Asians. The movie adaptation hits theaters today.
Houston Matters
Does The Worst Movie Ever Made Deserve A Prequel? Why Not
Posted on · Houston filmmaker David Roy talks about his prequel to the wonderfully awful cult favorite "Manos: The Hands of Fate."
Houston Matters
A Visit to a Houston Drive-In Movie Theater
Posted on · We visit The Showboat Drive-In Theater, Houston's only functioning drive-in.
Arts & Culture
Houston Director Uses Childhood Library As Short Film Inspiration
Posted on · Film director and Houston native Jason LaMotte made a short film about something near and dear to his own childhood heart -- a library.
Arts & Culture
Houston’s International Short Film Festival Kicks-Off 5th Edition With Texas, Mexico, World and Israeli Categories
Posted on · Literally Short will screen movies from all over the world and will also host after-parties, workshops on movie production, and art exhibitions.
Houston Matters
Will Audiences Ever Be Sick Of Superfluous Superheroes?
Posted on · What once was seen as nerdy is now mainstream culture. But will we ever tire of superhero movies? Richard Evans of Bedrock City Comic Co. and film critic Joe Leydon talk it over with Houston Matters.
Houston Matters
Comicpalooza Features Three Distinct Film Festivals
Posted on · We learn that popular culture of sci-fi and fantasy encompasses movies, books, and games as well, the convention plays host to a variety of experiences for attendees, including a number of film festivals.