Burns Bros. launch production for new horror flick with punk blowout
Award-winning OKC filmmakers Jacob and Zachary Burns threw a high-energy rock party to launch the fundraiser for their upcoming punk-powered horror movie "Bad Vibes"
Korean blockbuster ‘Hope’ a massive romp of guns, gore, and good fun
Korean sci-fi action blockbuster "Hope" is a madcap riot of monsters, gore, and epic twists, all adding up to more fun than you've had at the theater in years.
Films of fear, power, legacy, and family fall into theaters in Sept
OKC’s best indie screens are all set for films examining toxic power structures, family complexities, and the thin lines between enduring legacy and generational trauma
Psych-thriller ‘It Ends’ a road-bound nightmare of hope’s limits
Psychological road-trip thriller "It Ends" brings existential dread to the open road with a novel premise and a quiet, painful take on the horrors of time
‘The Samurai and the Prisoner’ a must-see minimalist epic of faith’s folly
From Japanese auteur Kiyoshi Kurosawa, "The Samurai and the Prisoner," is a dark epic filled with murderous mystery and tough questions, screening this weekend at OKCMOA.
OFX hosting hyper-modern horror pic from indie-rock hero
OKC will get a one-night look at "Who's Watching," the new surveillance-stalker horror feature from Cursive frontman Tim Kasher, along with a live Q&A and acoustic set.
‘Wild Inside’ a heartfelt animal doc of freedom, flight, found family
The new documentary "Wild Inside" gives viewers a bird's eye view of famed escaped owl Flaco and his year-long adventure around New York City that captured the world.
Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ an epic emotional outburst of present politics, pains
Rather than a dry historical retelling, Christopher Nolan's mammoth take on "The Odyssey" is an emotional, messy, and angry statement of modern politics and posturing.
Profound, dreamy ‘Romería’ rewrites the emotional rules of film mystery
This weekend at OKCMOA, mysterious drama "Romería" is a powerful dive into the search for understanding of our pasts, our histories, and the quiet complexities of family.
Hypnotic, unsettling ‘Night Nurse’ a piercing portrait of sociopathy
The cold, hypnotically stylish indie "Night Nurse" feels at first like an odd, sensual fever dream, but may in fact be one of the best portraits of sociopathy in years.
French Film Week storming back to OKCMOA in July
It’s time again for OKCMOA to spotlight the the most prestigious, ponderous, and emotionally complex purveyors of world cinema as they present French Film Week in July.
New doc ‘Time and Water’ at OKCMOA a staggering eulogy for nature
The new documentary "Time and Water," opening this weekend at OKCMOA, is a powerful, poetic look at climate change framed through family history and generational loss.
Here are the award winners of the 2026 deadCenter Film Festival!
Contemporary's Te Ata Theatre hosted the awards ceremony for the 2026 deadCenter Film Festival Saturday night, with some big winners and even bigger local spirit.
deadCenter shorts shine light on humanity, redemption, imagination
The 2026 deadCenter Film Festival kicks off this week, and we've got the rundown on some of the most imaginative, wild, and deeply human short films.
deadCenter features go heavy on history, diversity, modern battles
Here's your guide to some (not all!) of the diverse, powerful, bizarre, and historical features screening at this year's deadCenter Film Festival.
