Real in-person film festivals return to Texas with the Oak Cliff Film Festival. The historic Texas Theatre was abuzz with the traditional slurry of film fans but this film fest started more like a family reunion for the moviegoers have been cut off from the in-person fun of a film fest.
Author: Daniel Durrett
Film in the Texas Foothills
The El Paso Media Fest opens to sold out showings the first night of the festival, which was created by founders Chris Hanna and Daniel Valdez to provide enrichment to […]
View of WWII Germany Is Resonant of Mel Brooks
Alternate history is a theme that has existed nearly as long as stories have been captured on cellulose. Very rarely is the historical account retold in such a comedic way? […]
Murphy Reminds Fans About American Cinema’s Blaxploitation Roots
Eddie Muphy’s return to adult comedy is a grand and glorious romp into a slice of his comedic career. All while reminding his audience of the exorbitant heights Rudy Ray […]
Five Reasons Shooter McGavin is More Evil than Darth Vader
At a simple glance, Darth Vader would appear to the average viewer to be the more evil of the pairing, but with a deeper view, I will show you the […]

