Taylor Film Society

10/15/2026

Weird creepy sing along movie time! Taylor Film Society Little Shop of Horrors SATURDAY 7 pm 10/17!

10/14/2026

Get your tickets keychain popcorn and plant! 🥀🍿🎥 today!

https://goodlifetaylor.betterworld.org/events/little-shop-of-horrors-screening?shem=aimgspe,&fbclid=IwRlRTSAU8i9NleHRuA2FlbQIxMABwZG9mAWZkaWQWUQSPyLqhvy7vTKXGQEtPOptrG2O6UXNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR4DlyJlko2Y60NmUQHIUcZw110RCRNJTtbLK6ZA1PYD98XyAoGxYWiNHd34UA_aem_jy6AabPlflLYDRzH64XUQg

09/10/2026

Come join us Saturday 9/19 for our screening of Idiocracy. Special guest: cast member Melissa Burrows!

“Corporations twist public institutions into thinly veiled cash cows. Unprecedented drought and food insecurity loom. A civil servant who tries to use science to save millions of lives is threatened with death. News and entertainment, religion and profanity, politics and violence, eating and excreting have all collapsed into a singularity of the human condition,” writes Heather Martin. “I can’t tell whether I’m remembering the plot of [2006’s] ‘Idiocracy’ or this is all part of real life in 2026, twenty years after the movie’s release.”

Most iconic films that define a generation—its hopes, fears, and fashion—do so by crystallizing a moment in time. It’s a rare trick requiring uncommon insight. Imagine what it takes to write and direct such a movie, like ‘Idiocracy,’ that captures a moment two decades in the future with startling accuracy. Read more here: txmnth.ly/4xT3LeA

📸: 20th Century Fox/Everett Collection

06/09/2026

Two movies this weekend! We have booked the Dickey Givens Saturday & Sunday! Showing French thriller Diabolique on 6/13 7 pm FREE

And then BARBIE BRUNCH on Sunday 6/14 at 11:30 am! Barbie movie, brunch by Ripple & Rose & mimosas $25/ticket. 🎉

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Beat the heat and humidity and hang out with film folks 💖

05/09/2026

Film Society canceled for tonight!

03/08/2026

Exciting line up for the next 3 shows! Still free admission & popcorn--Bring your own drinks!