Oscars 2026: ‘One Battle After Another’ faces uphill battle
With the new year underway, all eyes in film turn, inevitably, to the awards race and the once again impending Oscar season. Here's the first of our coverage.
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.
deadCenter opener ‘Hailey’s Game’ conjures deep, human magic
Screening as an Opening Night feature at this year's deadCenter Film Festival, the fully Oklahoman "Hailey's Game" casts a subtle spell of humanism and depth.
Animated adventures flowing through OKC theaters in January
Animated films continue to dominate with sequels, prequels, and even some art house fare all set to draw audiences into theaters throughout January.
Head back to school with these unexpected coming-of-age films
🎬 Not all teen movies are raunchy comedies or morality dramas. OKC theaters have some that are fun, mysterious, or disturbing, just in time for the school year.
Spring up with films of lost souls, found families, and stirring music
There are some films springing up in the city’s indie theaters in April, each exploring themes of lost souls and found families, and each employing music in unique ways.
Iconoclastic Gen X films fill OKC theaters in August
The 80s and 90s output of Gen X filmmakers changed the landscape of film forever, and OKC is showing some of the period's best cult classics through August.
Cine Latino Film Festival brings world of Latin film to OKC
Friday and Saturday, Capitol Hill will be bursting with creative energy, excitement, and culture as the Cine Latino Film Festival celebrates its eleventh year.
Dangerous, devastating ‘Accident’ coming to OKCMOA Nov 7
🎬 Palme d'Or-winning Iranian drama "It Was Just an Accident" is heading to OKCMOA, highlighting the meaning of - and need for - dangerous, confrontational film.
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.
Examine real lives, locations in OKC cinemas in March
March is about turning the lens toward the real world, real people, real places that have driven the true-life dramas of arts, culture, politics, and society.
Non-horror alternatives for harrowing Halloween films in OKC
Not everyone wants ghouls and gore for Halloween, so if you want to be unsettled without being chilled to the bone, here are some unconventionally scary flicks.
New doc tells harrowing history of OK’s Marshallese community
Thousands of Marshallese live in Enid—but few know why. "67 Bombs to Enid" reveals the powerful story behind their journey. Premieres June 12 at deadCenter.
Oscars 2026: ‘The Secret Agent’ unravels tangled web of memory
🎬 Opening Jan 16th at OKCMOA, Golden Globe-winner "The Secret Agent" dives into the murky memories of life under corrupt, shadowy military rule in 1970s Brazil.
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"
