Movies

In a twist of fate, Shreveport becomes part of a haunting legacy. Discover how a small town plays a big role in 'It: Welcome to Derry.'

Think back to the 90s. That one movie that made everyone afraid of rain slickers? The actor who played that iconic killer...the guy with the hook...is one of us. He's from right here in Louisiana.

As Halloween creeps closer, the spooky vibes around Shreveport grow stronger, with a local film scene that’s seen its fair share of chills and thrills.

In a city known for its Hollywood ties, it's time to spotlight the hidden gems of Shreveport's homegrown talent.

For gamers in Bossier City, this news will hit home: Jared Leto is joining the Fortnite universe as a playable character.

Ever wondered where the charm of Radiator Springs really comes from? You might be surprised to hear it’s inspired by some real-life towns you know well.

How well would the State of Louisiana fare in a zombie apocalypse? We'd probably do pretty well..hopefully.

Despite some celebrity shake-ups, the Mortal Kombat celebration is still on track. Get ready for some serious nostalgia at this year's Geek'd Con!

Shreveport's annual comic con, Geek'd Con, is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary from August 22nd to 24th, 2025, at the Shreveport Convention Center. This year, the event welcomes Mikaela Hoover, known for her roles in the upcoming Superman film, Netflix's One Piece (as Tony Tony Chopper), and the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise.

Last week's Texas box office was dominated by reboots like Lilo & Stitch and Mission: Impossible, raising questions about the industry's reliance on familiar franchises over original narratives.

Horror fans of Louisiana and East Texas, get ready! Shreveport's Geek'd Con will offer exclusive professional photo opportunities with David Howard Thornton in full Art the Clown costume this August. This rare chance allows "Terrifier" enthusiasts to capture a high-quality photo with the iconic silent villain, a must-have for any horror collector.

The movie sinners has made over $160 million at the box office in its first two weeks. One of the most popular active actors from Shreveport had a part in bringing this movie to life.