Everyone knows the best movies of the year come out between Halloween and New Years Day. Between the fluffy blankets — optional in warm Texas winters — and buckets of salty popcorn — mandatory regardless of the weather — the holiday season is prime movie-watching time.

If you're ready to swap streaming for an old-fashioned trip to the picture show — or you just need to send the endless parade of visiting relatives out of the house for a few hours — we've got you covered. Settle in at these three local theaters for some new flicks and classic "talkies."

Now is your chance to re-enact every teen movie ever made. | Photo by @unitedstatesofderrik

Coyote Drive-In, 223 NE 4th St.

Pull up to the screen on Panther Island for a daily showing at sundown. Bring your pup (on a leash), blankets, and radio to watch new films and old favorites from the comfort of your car. Bonus: Items from the full food and drink menu will be delivered straight to your vehicle.

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth opened its new building in 2002. | Photo by Briaande via Wiki Commons

The Modern, 3200 Darnell St.

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth has four ongoing screening series. Magnolia at the Modern shows critically acclaimed films while National Theatre Live broadcasts stage shows from the National Theatre of Great Britain. Movies That Matter includes free showings of human and civil rights films with moderated discussions and My Favorite Films replays classics from 1945 to present day. Bonus: Assistive listening options are available.

Rooftop Cinema Club, 200 Main St.

The outdoor theater atop The Worthington Renaissance Hotel features a 360° view of downtown, Adirondack chairs, and a custom drink and food menu. Listen to the movie through state-of-the-art wireless headphones. Bonus: Park for free if you eat at Toro Toro.