Eric Roberts

Nothing Special

Independent Heaven

Letters

World of Film

Smaller, and with shorts, WorldFest/Houston cranks up its projectors

Cajun 12-Step

An old-fashioned detective story. A newfangled detective.

Scary Carrey

The Cable Guy reveals Jim Carrey's dark side -- but not enough of it

Get Gertie

A man wants a Date with Drew, and he's not a stalker ... really

Junkie, MD

A Houstonian makes an Intoxicating film

Do the Indie Thing

WorldFest celebrates the obscure

Kane Mutiny

The industry's initial reaction to Welles's masterwork should serve as a lesson to WorldFest filmmakers

The Pros of Khon's

Occasional outburst aside, Midtown's boutique bar is as laid-back as it is hip.

Twilight of the Bods

Sly and the family Stallone get nostalgic for their legacy of ­brutality in The Expendables.

Remember J-Dawg's Behind Tint Vol. 2?

Houston's history is dotted with albums that, fairly or un, have been swept aside. We'll examine them here. Have an album that you think nobody knows about but should? Email sheaserrano@gmail.com. J-Dawg Behind Tint, Vol. 2 (Boss Hawg Outlawz, 2010) ​J-Dawg first popped up at the very tail ... More >>

Pop Rocks: Lights, Camera, Osama

It'll be the feel-good movie of the year.​On the Geologic Internet Time Scale, the news of Osama bin Laden's death took place almost a century ago. We're already fondly recalling our whereabouts when we heard the fateful news (drinking beer and watching The Killing...NEVAR FORGET) and relivi ... More >>