When The Empire Strikes Back was set to release, the film's cast and crew worked hard to conceal the secret.

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a lifetime banishment from Italy!

'I can act funny!'

In space, no one can hear you design a complex aural environment to represent the vast emptiness of the cosmos.

"So ... this is what it feels like."

Bear down for midterms!

We just want Lady Edith to have a good life! Let her be happy!

Cuarón credits Prisoner of Azkaban with helping him pull off his 2007 dystopian masterpiece.

Sigh.

'I'm so hot!'

John Ford's later Westerns soured on the vision of America he had previously mythologized — and Sergio Leone was inspired by this turn.

Production began in the fall — Eastwood's preference for any Western — but when winter knocked at the door, the timing threatened the final days of filming.

Known for her roles in Beverly Hills, 90210, Bio-Dome, and Insecure, actress and director Denise Dowse has passed away at the age of 64.

Toy Story was the first feature-length computer animated movie, and that kind of innovation certainly helped.

The legendary vampire led to a legendary career, but Christopher Lee loves another horror movie more.

Jordan Peele's Nope seems to be suffering from its staggered release as it arrives three weeks late in major international markets.

Packed with car chases, shootouts, and social commentary, these high-octane films by Black directors bring a unique perspective to the action genre.

Alfie Solomons' face tells a story about his health over the course of his appearances throughout Peaky Blinders.

Psuedo-documentaries blur the line between reality and fiction. In the context of the horror genre, they can be devastating, shocking, and utterly terrifying.

Nathan Fielder's new HBO show The Rehearsal isn't just a bracing docu-comedy, it's a sensitive look into moving thorugh the world as a neurodivergent person.

Let's talk about the end of Evil (Evil season 3, that is; real evil will never end).

The chronicles of Pitch Black.

It goes back to a 1973 docuseries widely credited with ushering in the advent of reality television.

'They're not monsters, Lex, they're just animals.'

As far as Spielberg is concerned, no one cut a film with more invigorating flair than John Frankenheimer.

'If you don't irritate her, she's absolutely gorgeous.'

To this day, the film is held up as a gold standard of extreme horror cinema.