As part of CALS’s “Movies Meant for the Big Screen” series, long-time fans of and new arrivals to the horror classic “Jaws” will have a rare opportunity to witness the monster shark’s wrath in the way director Steven Spielberg intended: Projected in all its sharp-toothed glory in a dark, air-conditioned theater.

The trailers for the five films in this year’s Czech That Film Festival are an exercise in range.

Complete with car chases, youthful aliens in sporty jumpsuits, and powerful ray guns that instantly zap humans of their flesh, this movie really taps into a cultural fear that if given the tools, teens would end us all just for the thrill of it.

Here, CALS eschews the release-day chronology (and spin-offs, and the soon-to-be-concluded “sequel trilogy”) for a series of summertime "Star Wars" screenings.

You can expect decapitated heads, blood of mysterious origin dripping from the ceiling, walls that move, skeletons that walk, and cobwebs galore.

Often drawing on the packed rolodexes of Society members Mary Steenburgen and Cinema Society founder Jeff Nichols, Filmland and the Cinema Society’s year-round fare have consistently provided Central Arkansas with top-tier screenings and Q&As.