It’s possible you don’t know Drunks With Guns by name, but their sludgy and noisy sound undoubtedly influenced some of the great grunge and rock bands of the ‘90s. From the mouth of Michael Doskocil, ...

Following a sold-out show at Delmar Hall in May, The Mountain Goats were recently announced as the direct support for grunge legends Candlebox for a short run of shows in September, which includes a show at The Pageant on September 17. The announcement also coincided with the release of “Candlebox,” the third single from the […]

On his latest album, Rent Money, troubadour Pokey LaFarge knows there are few certainties in life beyond putting in a hard day’s work and paying the rent. With that in mind, he’s hard at work touring ...

Following a sold-out show at Delmar Hall in May, The Mountain Goats were recently announced as the direct support for grunge legends Candlebox for a short run of shows in September, which includes a s...

St. Louis has had its fair share of film productions over the years, but none are more iconic than director John Carpenter’s Escape from New York, which celebrates its 45th anniversary this summer. Fo...

While character actor Richard Kind is perhaps best known for his many supporting parts, he will be stepping into a leading role as Edna Turnblad in The Muny’s production of Hairspray, on stage at the ...

Surreal indie animated comedy “Boys Go to Jupiter” will play at the Hi-Pointe Theatre from August 29-31

Alex Ross Perry’s comprehensive essay film about depictions of video stores onscreen plays at Arkadin Cinema & Bar on August 28.

Some of the top films to catch in and around St. Louis this month, from festival events to repertory screenings.

The prismatic portrait of the 1990s indie rockers will have its St. Louis premiere at the Hi-Pointe Theatre.

Some of the top films to catch in and around St. Louis this month, from festival events to repertory screenings.

The slate for this year’s fest featured nonfiction that grapples with environmental issues, the power of a camera, and interrogating true crime as a genre.

The documentary and coming-of-age story about the Bosnian and Herzegovina luge team will play at Affton High School on March 3.

The longtime arthouse theater in Plaza Frontenac is set to show its final screenings on February 23.

The celebrated nonfiction film festival takes over Columbia, Missouri, from February 27 to March 2.

The True/False Film Lineup!

Excellent films, from holiday classics to affecting dramas, are playing all around St. Louis this month.

As immortalized by Martin Scorsese, The Band’s farewell concert embodies everything great and troubling about Thanksgiving.

The film, which was set and filmed in St. Louis, celebrates its 30th anniversary on August 20.