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"The project, which has a starting cost of $70 million dollars, will have 'clusters' with sound stages and mill spaces, hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, and retail."

It makes sense that evil-looking clowns would terrify us. But music? Yep, some people are afraid of it. Here are more of the strangest things some of us fear.

The Rooftop Cinema Club Feature Big Movies With Big Views

Catch all the holiday blockbusters for just $5 on Tuesdays.

I like a bit of spookiness and mystery, but you're not gonna catch me sitting down to a Saw marathon while eating cookies made to look like human fingers.

I was looking for something spooky but wouldn't traumatize me when I tried to go to sleep. Pro-tip: keep snacks nearby so you don't have to stop watching later.

Although this particular "thing" doesn't terrify me anymore, some of my childhood fears still haunt me. Funny how some things never leave us...

Many have been both fascinated and filled with trepidation about those who have had an interest in the occult for thousands of years. Do they have an ETX presence?

An Austin based company is taking over the family fun center in Tyler.

From classic movies to concerts to ELVIS, Liberty Hall has an exciting fall schedule!

Attention East Texas Filmmakers: Looking for an opportunity to showcase your work to a larger audience?

See a movie under the stars this fall in Tyler for free with the family.