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Texas doesn't see many filming accidents but one did occur a century ago.

First things first: this article has NO SPOILERS. It’s more about the history of the Osage Murders and not the movie that’s currently playing in theaters.

Things are not only bigger in Texas, they're also weirder. Even the homes are a little out there and some of them are perfect for Halloween.

Doug Jones, the actor who has brought so many NON-HUMAN characters to life on the big and small screen, will be honored this weekend at the Oculto Horror Film Fest

Spot these Texas locations next time you watch the 2009 version of Friday the 13th.

Texas has 683,533 miles worth of pavement crisscrossing the state. One stretch is part of the only highway I know of with its own legend.

Radiator Springs is supposed to be in Arizona but it was inspired by a tiny town in Texas along Route 66.

When thinking of the greatest Pixar movies of all time, Texas has had a huge hand in creating amazing movies; from Texas itself & people who worked for Pixar.

Horror movies with the scariest, most memorable music and sound effects? I say these ...

You can visit this Hollywood star located in northern New Mexico.

Watch for these 2 El Paso newscasters next time you watch the movie.

KFOX14 anchor Robert Holguin will go from working in front of the camera to behind the camera as he debuts his documentary at this year’s El Paso Film Festival, "Blood, Sweat, and Beers: The Making of a Comedy-Rock Classic."