Movies

I'll be honest, there's a lot that went over my head in terms of announcements, but the big ones were the following for myself personally.

Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa's Free Movies Downtown at Sundown series has revised its schedule due to inclement weather.

Hosted by the Alabama Rivers Alliance, Energy Alabama, Waterkeepers Alabama and Flint River Conservation Association, tickets are $10 and the admission purchase includes a membership to the Alabama Rivers Alliance and Energy Alabama.

A new Netflix thriller is one of the most popular movies available on the streaming service right now--but did you know it was filmed right here in Tuscaloosa County?

Some of them are based on true stories, some are fictional, but they will all leave you with a deeper connection to and a better understanding of the Black experience in America.

If you’re seeking to learn some Black history or add a new film to your watch list, this list is a great place to start.

5 Virtual Last Minute Gifts

'Jasper Mall' explores a year in the life of a dying mall, and it's now streaming on Amazon Prime.

Donald Ray Pollock, the author of “The Devil All the Time,” can now see his novel on Netflix as the streaming platform's newest psychological thriller.

Based on a novel written by Donald Ray Pollock, the gothic thriller directed by Antonio Campos debuts on Netflix later this week.