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James Cameron Had A Problem To Solve When It Came To Promoting Avatar
Avatar may be a widely known franchise now, but James Cameron had to build the brand from the ground up.
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Why The Black Phone Author Joe Hill Will Be Forever Grateful To Daniel Radcliffe
'And then I got the idea for Horns, and every page was hard. Everything about it was difficult.'
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How To Write A Scary Movie Scene, According To Sinister And Black Phone Writer C. Robert Cargill
'There's a weird psychological effect.'
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How Shirley MacLaine Inspired The Apartment's Famous Final Line
Good artists create. Great artists listen.
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Some Like It Hot Caused A Rift Between Billy Wilder And Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe and director Billy Wilder didn't have many kind words to say about each other after making Some Like It Hot. So what happened?
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Jack Lemmon Was Literally Floored By The Script For Some Like It Hot
Jack Lemmon's classic comedy Some Like It Hot ends with an iconic line — one that still feels daring over 60 years later.
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The Stars Aligned To Put Denis Villeneuve In Dune's Director's Seat
Seems Villeneuve manifested sugar, the spice, and everything nice.
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Akira Kurosawa's Elaborate Sets Weren't Built Just To Look Good On Screen
The legendary Japanese filmmaker took a key lesson from the stage.
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The Very Meta Meaning Behind The Museum Scene In Ferris Bueller's Day Off
John Hughes explains how Cameron's sequence in the museum is a metaphor for filmmaking.
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We Desperately Overanalyzed The Amazing First Look At Ryan Gosling As Ken In The New Barbie Movie
Come on Barbie, let's go talk for way too long about this photograph of a ripped himbo Ryan Gosling.
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Tales From The Box Office: 20 Years Ago, Spider-Man Saved Superhero Movies From Being Just A Fad
Spider-Man shattered records and smashed open the floodgates for other superhero films to follow — and the bubble hasn't burst in the 20 years since.
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Jurassic World Dominion Botches The Franchise's Biggest Mystery
We had been waiting nearly 30 years to learn more about this.
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The Grand Budapest Hotel Hit Close To Home For Ralph Fiennes
The Oscar-nominated actor drew from his real-world experiences for one of his greatest roles.
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Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery: Everything We Know So Far
Well, that's certainly a better title than Knives Out 2.
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How Christian Bale's Thor: Love And Thunder Villain Differs From Most MCU Baddies
Can Christian Bale finally give us another great villain in the MCU?
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Jurassic World Dominion Ending Explained: Life Finds A Way, Again
Watch out for dino-sized spoilers!
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Horror Movie Spin-Offs You Didn't Know Were In The Works
Fans love it when their favorite fictional worlds are built out into new stories. Discover the horror movie spin-offs you didn't know were in the works!
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Without The Little Shop Of Horrors, We Might Not Have The Matrix
Roger Corman and his cavalcade of B-movies had a big influence on the Wachowskis.
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The Best Scene In The Jurassic Franchise Doesn't Even Have Dinosaurs In It
Hubris goes a long way, especially when it's brought to you by Spielberg.
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Dispatches From The Overlook Film Festival: Four Horror Films To Look For In 2023
Horror fans are going to want to check these movies out.
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Tales From The Box Office: Harry And The Hendersons Is The Only Bigfoot Movie That Ever Made Any Money
Bigfoot hasn't enjoyed the same box office success as other movie monsters, with one notable exception.
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Let's All Remember, And Try To Forget, The Terrifying Doll From Arnold Schwarzenegger's The 6th Day
Who wants a SimPal Cindy for Christmas?
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How The Expendables 2 Made Jean-Claude Van Damme Learn How To Love Film Again
'I respect all forms of film.'
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Did A Ghoulish Prank Involving Drew Barrymore's Dead Granddad Inspire Weekend At Bernie's?
Strap in. This is a weird one.
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Beverly D'Angelo Always Thought Of The Vacation Movies As Romantic Comedies
'I really thought at the core of it was how much Ellen loved her husband.'
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