Ever wonder why there are so many production company logos in front of movies? What did each of those companies actually do, anyway? Here's the answer.
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After a recent trip to Walt Disney World, one thing is clear: theme parks still have a problem that is keeping some guests off the best rides.
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Parks and Recreation will go down as one of the best shows to ever hit TV. While it's difficult to nail down the best episodes. Here's our list of the top 25.
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Director Damien Leone allows improvisation on the Terrifier sets, making one of Terrifier 2's creepiest scenes the result of a happy, unplanned accident.
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In our interview with Heretic directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, the duo reveal the dark inspirations behind Hugh Grant's Mr. Reed.
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In our exclusive preview of X-Men #7, Cyclops gets some tough love from Magneto as he struggles to become a leader to the X-Men.
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/Film visited Walt Disney Animation Studios for an early preview of Moana 2, and we've broken down everything you need to know about the anticipated sequel.
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All of the 3D animation in Netflix's The Remarkable Life of Ibelin, a doc that features CG avatars set in the World of Warcraft, was done by one man.
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We Live in Time's director tells us about reuniting with Andrew Garfield, compares Florence Pugh to a heat-seeking missile, and much more in this interview.
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Sean Baker, the writer/director of Anora, tells us about the connection between his new movie and an erotic lesbian vampire film from 1971.
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John Crowley, the director of We Live in Time, tells us about Florence Pugh's approach to acting and how it resulted in such a terrific performance.
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Check out our exclusive preview of Marvel Comics' Incredible Hulk #18, which has made itself a monster horror comic first and foremost.
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On this episode of /Film Daily, we spoke with A Nightmare on Elm Street's Robert Englund & Heather Langenkamp about Wes Craven's vision for the horror classic.
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It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia features some of the most tragic, chaotic, and deranged supporting characters ever. Here are the five best side characters.
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Saturday Night director Jason Reitman and co-writer Gil Kenan are definitely keen on doing some kind of SNL sequel, maybe even several across different eras.
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We spoke with Damien Leone, David Howard Thornton, and Chris Jericho about Terrifier 3, the inspirations for Art the Clown, Christmas-themed horror, and more.
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Ahead of the release of Saturday Night, we spoke with director Jason Reitman and co-writer/producer Gil Kenan about how the SNL movie came together.
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Terrifier director Damien Leone took inspiration from some unexpected places when creating his deranged slasher character Art the Clown.
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An emotionally devastating closing moment of Slow Horses season 4 wouldn't have happened without a season 3 scene where two actors overdelivered in a big way.
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If you've got a tattoo of Art the Clown, here's what the team behind the Terrifier movies thinks of you.
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Heroes & Villains has a new Weapon X clothing and accessories collection that pays tribute to the experimental program that gave us Deadpool and Wolverine.
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As much as Terrifier 3 and its predecessors draw from prior slashers, Damien Leone's franchise was also heavily inspired by non-horror '80s classics.
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Art the Clown may not speak in the Terrifier films, but actor David Howard Thornton uses his skills as a voiceover performer to bring Art to life.
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Do you really need to see the previous Terrifier movies before Terrifier 3? Here's what the man behind the gory horror franchise, Damien Leone, told us.
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The Terrifier movies are known for extreme gore, but the director behind the series says there's another horror movie that's even more gruesome.
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Nia DaCosta was met with blame for The Marvels but Todd Phillips is met with sympathy for Joker 2…interesting.
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Terrifier 2's extreme gore was balanced out with physical comedy from Art the Clown's actor, and a lot of that comedy was improvised.
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