Nicolas Cage Got Real-Life 'Loaded' For His Drunken Outburst In Leaving Las Vegas
Leaving Las Vegas is a brutal, heart-wrenching film, and Nicolas Cage gives a brutal, heart-wrenching performance in it.
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The Terrifying True Story Of Netflix's Society Of The Snow
Netflix and director J.A. Bayona's Society of the Snow is a harrowing but thoughtful and authentic depiction of the 1972 Andes flight disaster.
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Jonathan Majors Has Been Quietly Dropped From Dennis Rodman Movie 48 Hours In Vegas
After being found guilty of assault and harassment, actor Jonathan Majors will reportedly no longer play Dennis Rodman in an upcoming movie.
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How To Watch Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer At Home
Oppenheimer, one of the best movies of the year, is now on digital and Blu-ray, and will begin streaming on Peacock very soon.
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The Zone Of Interest Ending Explained: Sanitizing A Home Of Evil
Let's talk about one of the most haunting movie endings of the year - the ending of Jonathan Glazer's The Zone of Interest.
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Cool Stuff: Get Your Weird Poor Things Dance On With The Vinyl Soundtrack From Waxwork Records
Jerskin Fendrix's excellent score for writer/director Yorgos Lanthimos' spectacular 2023 film Poor Things, starring Emma Stone, is now available for pre-order.
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How The Zone Of Interest Crafted One Of The Most Disturbing Sound Mixes Ever Heard In A Movie
The Zone of Interest features a subtle but terrifying soundscape that should leave audiences deeply unsettled. Here's how the filmmakers pulled it off.
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Netflix's Society Of The Snow Does What No Other Portrayal Of The Andes Disaster Does
Society of the Snow isn't the first survival drama about the 1972 Andes disaster, but it sets itself apart by focusing on those who didn't survive.
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David Ayer Talks About His Unmade Version Of Scarface, The Film That Got Away
David Ayer's South Central Los Angeles version of Scarface sounds awesome. It's a shame it doesn't sound like it's ever going to happen.
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The Zone Of Interest Is One Of The Most Disturbing Movies You'll Ever See
Jonathan Glazer's new film The Zone of Interest is immensely disturbing, but also a must-watch. Here's why the movie is so good.
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The Terrifying Details In The Zone Of Interest Came From Actual Holocaust And WWII Survivors
The Zone of Interest is a harrowing watch, and knowing the story elements are pulled directly from our history makes it a tough, necessary watch.
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Cool Stuff: ColourPop X Twilight Makeup Collab Gives You The Skin Of A Killer, Bella
Hey Twihards, your time has come. ColourPop is releasing a line of official Twilight Saga cosmetics, including eyeshadow palettes, highlighters, and more.
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Everyone Is Ignoring A Great Ben Affleck Movie As We Head Into Oscar Season, And I'm Sick Of It
Ben Affleck's Air is ostensibly about how Nike courted Michael Jordan with the Air Jordan sneaker, a shoe that became a sensation. But it's about much more.
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The Book Of Clarence Review: A New Way To Tell The Greatest Story Ever Told
The Book of Clarence is aspirational, unique, moving, funny, and weird. Here's our review.
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The Late Film Editor Who Was Quentin Tarantino's Secret Weapon
Quentin Tarantino's made several great movies over the last 14 years, but we miss the singular cinematic voice he shared with editor Sally Menke.
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Our 27 Most Anticipated Movies Of 2024, Ranked
Here are our most anticipated movies of 2024, from massive blockbusters and sequels to intriguing indie movies and wild passion projects.
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Martin Scorsese's Next Movie Sounds Like It Could Be His Most Personal Project Yet
Martin Scorsese's next movie will be about the life of Jesus, clock in at about 80 minutes, and will be set in the present day.
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Why Lily Gladstone's Killers Of The Flower Moon Golden Globes Win Was So Important
Lily Gladstone just became the first Indigenous person to win the Best Actress in a Motion Picture Drama at the Golden Globes for Killers of the Flower Moon.
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May December's Director Kept Julianne Moore's Casting A Secret From Natalie Portman
It's possible Natalie Portman secretly hoped Todd Haynes would recruit Julianne Moore for May December.
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How To Watch Ridley Scott's Napoleon At Home
Napoleon is heading to digital before its streaming premiere on Apple TV+, but what about Ridley Scott's director's cut?
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Bonnie And Clyde
Join us as we take a look at the surviving members of the Bonnie and Clyde cast.
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Shrek Forever After's Director Faked An Illness To Go Work For David Lynch Instead
Mike Mitchell took a week off from directing Shrek Forever After to go work on David Lynch's Inland Empire, and who can blame him?
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Jodie Foster's Taxi Driver Experience With Robert De Niro Was Super Awkward
As you might imagine, preparing with Robert De Niro for her role in Taxi Driver wasn't exactly a blast for the 12-year-old Jodie Foster.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From It's A Wonderful Life
There are quite a few child actors in It's a Wonderful Life, many of whom are still alive to this day.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Goodfellas
Miraculously, quite a few Goodfellas actors are still alive and remain working to this day.
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One Saltburn Moment Evoked 'Squeals' Behind The Scenes That Had To Be Edited Out
Behind the scenes, one moment in Saltburn had cinematographer Linus Sandgren squealing 'like a little girl.' You know which one.
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Robert De Niro Didn't Hold Back For That Spanking In Killers Of The Flower Moon
Leonardo DiCaprio may have had some butt padding in Killers of the Flower Moon for his surprising spanking at the hands of Robert De Niro, but it still hurt.
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