The fifth and final installment of the monthly local film series ratchets up the horror with local contributions and one SGFer's film about horror movie hosts.

Couldn't get to Moxie this past weekend to take in the best of SATO48? We have them all here--the ones posted to the Internet so far, anyway.

The Gillioz Theatre will host the acting debut of Survivor's "Dragon Slayer" at the world-premiere of 180 in June.

From funny and farcical to dark humor about death, this month's all-local film series embraces its quirky side. A preview of a big SGF-made movie is extra fun.

Once considered a nice local story, Winter's Bone just went big-time after picking up four Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture.

Drury graduate Chris Beckman has been invited to attend the 2011 Sundance Film Festival where his video oops will be screened in the short film program.

Tapestries of Hope exposes the issue of rape in Zimbabwe, and will run exclusively at Campbell 16 for one showing.

CD Releases The much-anticipated third album by one of indie rock’s leading lights, The Arcade Fire, leads a strong list of releases this week. Also back with new releases are The Black Crowes (didn’t they break up?), Buckcherry and even Govt. Mule, who are back with a live record. For a good record and a bad Google search, check out the latest from...