Arizona’s Indie Architectural Film Showcase returns this week
No Festival Required’s annual series showcases three award-winning films from April 16 to 21.
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Phoenix Public Library to unveil Wallace and Ladmo commemorative card
The classic Phoenix kids’ show is getting the library card treatment later this month.
Phoenix Film Festival returns for 2026 with stacked lineup
Get ready for 11 days of cinematic magic in Scottsdale.
Missing Arizona? Reddit says watch these movies
You may have moved away, but you can enjoy scenes from the Grand Canyon State with these flicks.
New environmental film festival aims to turn dread into action
Climate change getting you down? Get inspired at the first-ever SkyFire Film Festival.
‘Walker, Texas Ranger’ star Chuck Norris dies
The honorary Texan died on Thursday at the age of 86.
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Catherine O’Hara lit up the screen every time she showed up
The beloved actress died Friday at the age of 71.
Steven Spielberg is now an EGOT winner
The director with Phoenix roots nabbed a Grammy at tonight’s awards to complete the rare accomplishment.
‘Heated Rivalry’ parties take over Phoenix venues
If you can’t make it to the cottage, come to one of these local events.
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8 big movies we’re excited for in 2026
Mark your calendars for some huge blockbusters coming later this year.
AEW’s Anthony Bowens talks LGBTQ+ representation in wrestling
“I’m really glad AEW allows its performers to be themselves.”
Why ‘Weapons’ was my favorite movie of 2025
The sleeper hit of 2025 thrilled audiences and critics alike.
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Phoenix New Times’ best movies of 2025
As January marches on and awards season begins, it’s time to recap the past year of cinema. Notably missing high-profile installments of major franchises, 2025 has been a year for mostly original, and some adapted, stories to be brought to the big screen. Whether you’re looking for comedies, romances, action flicks, mysteries or dramas, these […]
Will Tempe’s Valley Art theater reopen? Phoenix film fan launches online petition
The iconic Mill Avenue cinema has been closed since 2020.
Why ‘Home Alone’ Wet Bandits are medical miracles
What electrocution, brick attacks and slipping on Micro Machines should have done to Harry and Marv.
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Late director Rob Reiner’s films showed power of sincerity
Reiner’s films showed an emotional range that was rare among his peers.
Harkins Secret Cinema returns Monday with $5 horror movie
You won’t know what you’re seeing until you get to the theater on Dec. 22.
Harkins Theatres to host Rob Reiner benefit screening
See “The American President” on Dec. 17 in honor of the late director.
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Santa’s Castle in Phoenix battles on ‘The Great Christmas Light Fight’ tonight
“It’s our Christmas card to our friends and community.”
Why is December 11 ‘Psycho’ day in Phoenix?
It’s a good day to watch the classic thriller whose opening scenes are set downtown.
Phoenix’s Jimenez family wins ‘The Great Christmas Light Fight’
“We’ve tried to create the kind of display we’d want to go visit.”
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Two Phoenix homes compete on ‘Great Christmas Light Fight’ this December
“The best part is knowing a lot of people will see our display.”