Movies

So, you're all excited to take in the newest Hollywood blockbuster, are ya? Well, hopefully, no one will ruin your night with these boneheaded antics.

'Last Man Club' Executive Producer, Linda Pandolph, grew up right here in Lawton, Oklahoma.  She went to school at Jefferson Elementary, Central Junior High, and graduated at Lawton High School.  Linda had this dream of being in the pictures.

With Fate of the Furious --- the eighth thunderous installment of that most improbable of superhero franchises --- fast (and furiously) (and fatefully) approaching, it’s a good time to appreciate the music video for Furious 7’s “See You Again.”

Hillary Clinton. The Atlanta Falcons. "La La Land." All know too well just how crushing losing can be. But which defeat was the worst?

Today we turn our focus to a pairing that separately have been responsible for 18 #1 and platinum albums and 36 #1 singles.

2017 promises to be the biggest year yet for superhero movies, with eight confirmed major studio releases between February and November --- and a still unconfirmed ninth release expected from Fox. Highlights of the year include the first solo superhero movie with a female lead in over ten years, the first Spider-Man movie set in the extended Marvel Cinematic Universe, and an inexplicably gritty reboot of Power Rangers. There's a lot to look forward to, and a few movies to be skeptical of, so the editors of ComicsAlliance have decided to rank this year's eight confirmed releases in ascending order of excitement. We've tallied our editors' individual votes to arrive at a definitive list of the most (and least) anticipated superhero movies of 2017.

A dozen years after they became cult figures, Napoleon Dynamite and Pedro are still pals.

As far as Halloween light displays, this one outshines all others.

Join Oklahoma’s largest haunt attraction, The Trail of Fear in Lawton, as they debut the new horror movie #SLAUGHTERHOUSE, Friday, October 28th at 7 p.m.

This Halloween costume is kinda funny. And not funny like when you used to climb the rope in gym class.

The next few weekends will be filled with a glimpse of France as Cameron University's 3rd Annual French Film Festival opens tonight at the Cameron Theater. The Festival is free to students and the General Public, however seating is limited.

Over the weekend, I saw Ghostbusters. I loved it, but I’m not here to review it. Obviously one of the things that everyone has talked about is the female cast. There’s been a lot of backlash against it, and a lot of people defending the choice, and a plenty saying it shouldn’t matter. But honestly, I think it does matter, and I’m all in favor of it. In fact, I want to see more women-dominated reboots of previously male-dominated properties. Here’s the thing: We need more movies with woman-led casts, and that makes a movie like this even more exciting, but there’s more to it than that. Changing up the cast automatically gives the movie a freshness it wouldn’t have had with men.