Screens
Screens
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Wild Turkey: The Oath is a Dark Thanksgiving Comedy Set in a Politically Bitter America
by Kiko Martinez | Oct 18, 2018
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History of Violence: The Hate U Give Raises a Powerful Voice for Social Justice and An End to Racial Animus
by Kiko Martinez | Oct 17, 2018
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Grindhouse Legend Joe Bob Briggs On Filming The Last Drive-In, Returning to Television and Going to the Movies
by Lance Higdon | Oct 12, 2018
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Filmmaker David Lowery on Directing Legendary Actor Robert Redford in His Final Role
by Kiko Martinez | Oct 11, 2018
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Grindhouse Legend Joe Bob Briggs Lands in San Antonio for a Screening of the 1982 Cult Classic Basket Case
by Lance Higdon | Oct 11, 2018
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Gentleman Thief: The Old Man & the Gun is a Poignant and Bittersweet Tribute to a Classic Hollywood Star
by Kiko Martinez | Oct 10, 2018
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First Man is a Masterfully Directed Technical Achievement That Explores Life and Loss
by Kiko Martinez | Oct 10, 2018
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Colette Provides an Empowering and Timely Message, But Lacks Support for its Title Character
by Kiko Martinez | Oct 3, 2018
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A Star Is Born Follows a Familiar Template But the Music and Romance Hit Some Emotional High Notes
by Kiko Martinez | Oct 3, 2018
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America’s Next Top Mongrel: Pick of the Litter Plays Like a Competitive Reality Show on Animal Planet — and That’s a Good Thing
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 27, 2018
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Justice Denied: The Children Act Poses Difficult Moral Questions While Trying to Balance an Uneven Narrative
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 26, 2018
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Head of the Class: Comedian Kevin Hart Talks Night School and the Spurs’ No-fun Coach Gregg Popovich
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 26, 2018
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Actor and San Antonio Native Nicholas Gonzalez On Returning for Season 2 of The Good Doctor
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 24, 2018
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Done to Death: Life Itself is an Emotionally Manipulative Misfire From the Creator of This Is Us
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 20, 2018
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Lizzie Offers a Revisionist Take on Legendary Murders But Doesn’t Reach Full Potential
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 19, 2018
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American Chaos Fails to Add Much to Today’s Contentious Political Conversation
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 12, 2018
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The Bookshop Lacks Real Conflict and Overlooks the Positive Impact of Literature
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 6, 2018
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Glenn Close Delivers One of Her Best Performances Yet in the Thought-provoking Drama The Wife
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 5, 2018
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The Real Ron Stallworth Explains How Spike Lee’s Film Speaks Directly to the ‘White Supremacist in Chief’
by Kiko Martinez | Sep 5, 2018
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Filmmaking Duo Discuss Merging Classic and Unconventional Elements into Their Thriller Searching
by Kiko Martinez | Aug 30, 2018
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Musician Ben Dickey Talks About Making a Pivot to Become a Breakout Actor in Blaze
by Kiko Martinez | Aug 30, 2018