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Shot over the course of 10 years, underground filmmkaker Jim Van Bebber tells the story we all think we know. This time, however, the story graphically unfolds from the perspective of Charles Manson.

Clever comedy about that one weirdo every family has

London sixpiece doesn’t give a hang and rightly so

John Roecker on 'Live Freaky! Die Freaky!'

Moody Theater twofer doesn’t quite double down

Here to do the devil's work: Director talks how being cool is no excuse

Jim Van Bebber on 'The Manson Family'

Manson Family drama place society's treatment of guilt and contrition in the dock

Home release roundup time

Director Jenn Wexler and producer Heather Buckley on seasonal scares

This seismic literary debut tracks a California girl drawn to a dark cult in 1969

Parsing fact from fiction in Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood

A viciously entertaining psycho-road-movie-revenge-‘n’-wreckage-romance.

Circling the Thunderdome

De la Iglesia builds this original horror film around a priest who belives the Antichrist will be born on Christmas Day. The director's unique visions blend ultra-violence and satiric touches make this a stunning example of his work screening in this four-part Alamo series.

Back to the cinematic hallowed ground of the Overlook Hotel

Reviews, interviews, photo galleries, and more

If you're looking for trouble, you came to the right place

Stuntman Gary Kent looks back at a life on fire

If you're craving a big party, our sister city San Antonio is celebrating 13 years of Pride

Underground fan fest combines heavy metal and horror films

Phil Anselmo and Corey Mitchell unleash the Housecore Horror Film Festival in 2013

Phil Anselmo, Hart Fisher talk pain and punishment

Cinematic storytelling and technique naturally get plenty of play, but all these long-form interviews roam through detours and diversions that lend a tremendous sense of character

Director Ric Roman Waugh makes the Rock into an everyman