films

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

They're pretty bad but, honestly, I live for these things ... especially around Halloween.

A well known Texas chain has really gone to bat for bats ... and ocelots and black bears and many other animals facing hard times in the lone star state.

Ahhhh, the Lone Star State with it's wide open spaces and beautiful skies...yes, it's a great place to make a great movie.  It's too bad all movies don't turn out great.  For every "Selena," "Office Space," "Tender Mercies," "The Last Picture Show" and "Dazed and Confused" we get, well, these strange films... ***...

Surprisingly, most famous movies make El Paso look like a GREAT place to live, work and raise a family.

A number of movies have been filmed in and around El Paso but I think Indian Cliffs has the record for the most movies filmed in one place.

If you've seen the movie Day Shift, you'll be excited to know that the director is from El Paso.

Local filmmakers will soon no longer need to leave El Paso to learn the equipment necessary for their craft.

Actor Liam Neeson used to play all kinds of characters but about a decade ago, Hollywood decided he should only play trained killers.

Writer, actor, and filmmaker Arturo Portillo just keeps stacking up the honors.

COVID-19 has people nervous about being in crowds, now festival fans can avoid the crowds while still enjoying the films.

A local filmmaker is ready to start a new film - if you want to be in it, keep reading.