09/2025
–Fayetteville Film Festival returns after a ‘gap year’
–Meeting Wallace Shawn at Arkansas Comic Con
–Arkansas Bigfoot Conference brings out the believers and skeptics
–September offering pair of film festivals
08/2025
–Queer film festival secures new venue
–Filmland 2025 — from the ordinary to the bizarre
– ‘Fright Night’ star reflects on cult classic
–‘Weird Al’ performs a sell-out
–Arkansan discusses role in horror comedy ‘Ick’
07/2025
–‘Encampments’ documentary to be shown at Ron Robinson Theater Aug. 2
–Arkansas packed with film festivals fueled by community
–Arkansas filmmakers make ‘Pigeon Tongue’ in Romania
–Terror Tuesday returns to Robinson
06/2025
–Bentonville festival embraces ‘homegrown’ films
–‘Beatrice’ to premiere at Bentonville
–El Dorado Film Festival’s staff make it so special
–Ex-Arkansan’s film ‘Throuple’ streaming now
05/2025
–Month of June provides a cultural counterpunch
–‘The Twin’ offers fresh take on the horror film
–Sal Vulcano, co-star of “Impractical Jokers,” brings stand-up act to Little Rock
–Ex-Arkansan discusses screenplay he co-wrote for ‘Shadow Force’ film
–‘Southern Fried Lies’: Secrets lurk everywhere
–Fan explains ‘Minecraft Movie’ tropes
04/2025
–May has a full slate for cinema aficionados
–Arkansas film scene needs funding
–Huw Cordey shows ‘Frozen Worlds’ at UCA
–UCA grad students show their thesis short films
03/2025
–Film events bloom for area cinephiles
–Clinton Center Celebrates Fictional Presidents
–UCA graduate releases ‘Canchas’ short
–Fan Con Not Like Majority
–El Dorado Film Festival steeped in movie magic
02/2025
–Experimental filmmaker brings show to Spa city
–El Dorado festival bigger, better this year
–Filmmakers’ workshop covers filmmaking in 8 days
–A love story on pointe — Ballet Arkansas stages Prokofiev’s “Romeo & Juliet” at Robinson
–‘Tippi & Barb’ filmmaker to discuss his documentary
01/2025
–NWA Leapfest festival proves a success
–Society to host Arkansas Showcase at museum
–The Last Wholesome Man In The World
–Arkansan’s short film ‘A Lien’ Oscar hopeful
–Inaugural POV festival successful event
–Arkansas film scene rising but held down
12/2024
–‘Brutalist’ presents humanity’s failings
–Joe Bob Briggs reminisces about the Democrat
–Horror movie host Joe Bob Briggs still relevant these days
–Searching for DVDs in sale bins
11/2024
–Saving short films from obscurity
–Arkansas venues host actor talk, film screening
–Hot Springs plays host to 13th horror film festival
–Documentary festivalgoers see films’ empathy
10/2024
–‘Nightmare’ fest with zombies
–Bates, Cash statues subjects of new doc
–‘Star Trek’ fans strive for utopia
–Horror and documentary film festivals in the offing
–‘Succubus’ filmmaker discusses his craft
09/2024
–State’s comic conclaves serve different purposes
–Berryville Film Festival proves a successful first try
–Marche farmers raising consciousness as well as flowers
–48 Hour Film Project overcomes pandemic
08/2024
–Fort Smith film fest too big for four days
–Filmland gives local filmmakers chance to network
–Reel Queer Film Festival is a success
–Filmmaker’s book covers crowdfunding, crowdsourcing
–AEW delivers wrestling fans a ‘Dynamite’ show at arena
–Ex-LR filmmaker Tara Shaffer gets Sundance fellowship
07/2024
–‘Rocky Horror’ initiates virgin attendee
–Remembering casting agent Yancey Prosser
–Musician leaves that art form for film sound engineering
–Local filmmaker Jason Pitts crafts his creation
06/2024
–Little Rock native’s film novel take on tired genre
–Bentonville Film Festival stresses diversity
–Dierks Bentley treats his fans to his highway to hell
–Pride month begins with weekend events and gay movies
05/2024
–ACS sets state-made film series
–Made In Arkansas Film Festival a crowd-pleaser
–State’s festival season a treat
–Qui Nguyen premieres documentary
–‘Sasquatch Sunset’ latest Bigfoot flick to surface
–Interest in movies connects mom, son
04/2024
–Bugging out with 1950s gigantic insect movies
–Arkansas-reared director releases ‘Hard Miles’
–Cruising predatory world of festivals
–The Joint hosts a screening of ‘Antiquities’
03/2024
–Otaku Takeout a bit of Japan right here in Little Rock
–‘You Have No Idea’ documentary shows it takes a village
–ACS hosts 6-week acting for film, TV class
–True/False documentary festival tests stamina
02/2024
–Eclipse brings on sci-fi films to savor
–Theater chain’s themed popcorn buckets all the rage
–Despite injury, El Dorado film festival a success
–Bikini Bottom heads to the Super Bowl
–El Dorado Film Festival returns after three-year hiatus
–Wrestling films’ popularity ebbs … and flows
01/2024
–CALS Ron Robinson Theater increases offerings
–Q&A with ‘We Have Just Begun’ filmmakers
–A New Hope: The beginning of the end for Arkansas Shorts?
–A filmmaker’s quest to fulfill her dream
12/2023
–‘One False Move’ early Billy Bob Thornton effort
–Goodbye, Mr. Clips
11/2023
–Low-budget ‘Buck Alamo’ is a worthy gem
–Playin’ music of horror movies at fest
–Arkansas Cinema Society to premiere ‘Christmas Angel’
–‘The Legend of Boggy Creek’ (1972)
10/2023
–A tale of three cities
–Filmland festival one of three at the same time
–Kevin and Michael Bacon on music, razorbacks
–Filmland fest features Arkansas film shorts
09/2023
–7th annual Spa-Con does right by conventioneers
–A guide to fall film festivals in Arkansas
–Processed cheese: A fan’s notes on Comic Con
–Tenacious D rocks Walmart AMP
–State offers incentives to filmmakers
–At the Fort Smith International Film Festival
08/2023
–Two film festivals — both at the same time
–ACS’ Filmland festival features noted filmmaker Craig Brewer
–The challenge of running a grassroots film festival
07/2023
–Remembering Mike Gunter
–‘Bleakness before noon’: Surviving ‘Barbenheimer’
–Are we eating our way to the apocalypse?
–‘Southern Storytellers’ shines spotlight on the South
–Chipping away at the glass ceiling in Spa City
06/2023
–Arkansas film community mourns Joe St. Ana
–Festival: Two days and nights in Bentonville
–Atkinson recalls role in ‘BlacKkKlansman’
–Inside the Drive-In Speakerbox
–Tiny pop-up Cinema I/O big on entertainment
–Dern and Ladd share memories at ACS event
05/2023
–Joe Bob Briggs talks movies and Arkansas
–Hot Springs eternal: Matt Smith to reopen Central City 10
–Busy weekend for filmmakers in Arkansas
–‘Arthouse Garage’ is analytical, smart
04/2023
–Festival aspires to make Jonesboro an ‘Oasis’ for films
–Working Red Carpet for ‘God’s Country Song’
–A date with scream queen Tamara Glynn
–‘Blue’s Clues’ Steve Burns asks for help
–UCA film grads screen their work
03/2023
–Rockhill’s ‘American’ indie success
–Oscar’s docs gloomy but sun shines at True/False
–Alamo Drafthouse Cinema comes to the rescue after 112 Drive-In shuttered
–Arkansas Film Society to screen ‘Llego Hoy’
02/2023
–Q&A with Chazz Palminteri on ‘A Bronx Tale’
–Horror cinephiles help the homeless population
– Barry Clifton’s method acting
– Westwind fosters filmmaking ‘creatives’
01/2023
– Ex-student releases ‘Skull and the Arm’
–Regal UA Breckenridge Theater dies
– Remembering 16 years of shorts at film festival
–Resolutions for a better cinematic year in Arkansas
12/2022
–‘Babette’s Feast’ (1987)
–Goblin plays ‘synth-sational’ soundtrack show
–Jennette McCurdy opens up about her life and memoir
–Local film has all-Black cast and production team
–‘Election’ (1999)
–Not your father’s film series
11/2022
–Harry Thomason, the raconteur, comes home
–A talk with Todd Solondz at UCA
–Overall impressions from Filmland 5
–What Filmland gets right … and a little wrong
–A few days at the Fayetteville Film Fest
–Filmmakers are told to ‘discover your own voice’
10/2022
–Hanging out with Pope of Trash — John Waters
–After 31 years, Hot Springs festival keeps on rolling
–‘The Beyond’ (1981)
–BBB: Wild ones return on motorcycles
–Dreadrock festival aims to fill local horror gap
09/2022
–Chasing down ‘Ghosts of the Ozarks’
–‘Last Night at the Alamo’ (1983)
–Wholesomeness marks Cabot film festival
–UCA film school grads add diversity to program
–Three filmmakers to be UCA Artists in Residence
–UCA alumnus makes solid film on low budget
8/2022
–Opinion | FILM SCENE: Arkansas PBS’ ‘Dirt’ educates, entertains
–48 Hour Film Project contest returns
–Summer film series covers the cult classics
