Film, TV & Streaming

With titles from throughout South America, Cinema Azteca might be the most diverse contemporary Latin series ever to hit Denver.

CinemaQ founder Keith Garcia goes over this year’s festival highlights, including an appearance from cult icon Udo Kier.

In his last interview with Westword, he talked about his alter-ego and the late Phil Hartman.

The Littleton company caters to filmmakers like Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan.

Sie, the only Denver theater showing Oppenheimeron 35-millimeter film, is also hosting early screenings of Barbie! But if you want the full Barbenheimer experience, go to the Glitterbomb Party.

Legendary horror host and film critic Joe Bob Briggs, of “MonsterVision” and “Joe Bob’s Drive-In Theater,” is appearing at the Archive Videostore in Aurora this weekend.

The “first true slasher film” screens Friday at Dairy Arts Center.

Malcolm McDowell is just one of the celebs you’ll see at the horror convention in Denver this weekend.

Justine Lupe, also known as Justine Lupe-Schomp, graduated from the Denver School of the Arts, and her grandparents were local leaders.

Gabriel Dohrn and Andy Juett’s “Offline,” which premieres at the Sie FilmCenter on Sunday, features the famed Broken Lizard comedians, with two of the cops from “Super Troopers.”

From hard-to-find international gems and Studio Ghibli Fest to secret film festivals, there’s more to May than blockbusters.

Tickets go on sale this Friday!

Does this tale of disaffected ’90s youth still speak to us?

Pack your bags! “Scream and Soak” happens at Desert Reef Hot Springs on Sunday, April 23.

The four-day festival presents films that you can’t find anywhere else, with entries coming from areas throughout the US as well as Mexico, Brazil and Argentina.

Don’t miss the double FEARture of ’80s classic “Fright Night” alongside Ryan Policky’s series “London Motel” at the Sie FilmCenter on Saturday!

Trey Parker and Matt Stone seem to be reflecting on their Casa Bonita purchase in the South Park episode “DikinBaus Hot Dogs.”

Wade Gardner wants to “build awareness of the value of documentary in the community.”

“We love to see a local hit.”

Fifteen TV series that faked a Rocky Mountain High.

Colorado Springs is home to The Engagement Plot.

The festival’s biggest draw was a local surprise.