Pete Vonder Haar

6 days ago | houstonpress.com | Pete Vonder Haar |Houston Press

After 17 years of being on the road, the party is finally coming to an end. Dixie Longate, the friendly Tupperware lady who hosts get-togethers to tout the well-known food storage necessity, is offering Houstonians one last hurrah during her hilarious show, Dixie’s Tupperware Party, before she bids adieu to the production. Written and performed by Kris Andersson (Dixie Longgate is a stage name) and directed by Patrick Richwood, the comedy runs through April 20 at The Gordy at Stages.

1 week ago | houstonpress.com | Pete Vonder Haar |Jef Rouner |D. L. Groover

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2 weeks ago | houstonpress.com | Pete Vonder Haar |Houston Press

Title: Freaky TalesDescribe This Movie In One The Decline of Western Civilization Quote: WAYNE MAYOTTE: It's - it's an energy outlet. They're really nice kids. They just have to be doing something different. It's a release - from their daily tensions, I guess, whatever it may be. MAC NEELY: In our day, we ate goldfish. Brief Plot Synopsis: Who knew the Bay Area was so weird? Rating Using Random Objects Relevant To The Film: 3.5 Ottos out of 5.

3 weeks ago | houstonpress.com | Pete Vonder Haar |Vic Shuttee

The year 2025 hasn't been a great one for alleged "blockbusters" at the box office. Captain America: Brave New World was supposed to mark the MCU's triumphant return, and while it made a profit you could still charitably call it "underwhelming." Others, like Wolf Man, Mickey 17, and the live-action Snow White remake have underperformed, if not been outright duds. The news is better for smaller movies like Black Bag, One of Them Days and The Monkey, which have done much better for themselves.

3 weeks ago | houstonpress.com | Pete Vonder Haar |Vic Shuttee |Jef Rouner

The year 2025 hasn't been a great one for alleged "blockbusters" at the box office. Captain America: Brave New World was supposed to mark the MCU's triumphant return, and while it made a profit you could still charitably call it "underwhelming." Others, like Wolf Man, Mickey 17, and the live-action Snow White remake have underperformed, if not been outright duds. The news is better for smaller movies like Black Bag, One of Them Days and The Monkey, which have done much better for themselves.