Award-winning documentary Rondo and Bob, fixing on Texas Chain Saw Massacre art director Robert Burns and his obsession with cult actor Rondo Hatton, will be released on streaming platforms this June.

What triggers a cinematic obsession? Is it seeing something of yourself in what's on the silver screen, or is it finding something alien, something other? That's the implicit question in double ...

An unusual new documentary will appeal to horror film fans, Texas history buffs and Hollywood legend obsessives. With a unique narrative style reminiscent of a journalist cranking out quirky stories, ...

The Washington County Historical Society was thrilled to host local historian Steve Bockmiller for its July Culture and Cocktails event. Bockmiller gave a presentation on Florence MacMichael, an ...

The latest album from Rondo Hatton proves once again that this Baton Rouge instrumental group probably is the greatest surf-rock band in the Southeast. Guitarist Bruce Lamb composed most of “Breaking ...

Robert Burns lived to make art that was an absolute scream. The Odessa native helped shape modern horror films with his art direction for “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre,” while his quirky homemade ...

About to dive into 'Rondo and Bob' at home? Here are ways to watch including rental, purchase, and subscription options, so you can start watching sooner. 'Rondo and Bob' is currently available to ...

It’s that time of the year once again, Dreadies! The nominees have been named for the prestigious Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards, honoring everything from best picture to best convention and ...

Joe O'Connell shot many scenes in Taylor for his documentary about the obsession an art director for horror movies had with a disfigured actor who played villains and monsters in the 1930s and '40s.

A South Strabane resident is a nominee in the best horror host category in the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards, a contest ...