Eyes Wide Shut Took Stanley Kubrick's Exhausting Methods Even Further Than The Shining
Stanley Kubrick was known for his exhausting demands as a filmmaker, and his final project, Eyes Wide Shut, was no different.
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M3GAN Review: A Horror-Comedy Blast That Will Dance And Slash Its Way Into Your Heart
M3GAN knows exactly what kind of film it is.
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John Wayne's Stagecoach Stunts Sparked A Battle With The Studio
"I been ridin' horses and stuntin' for years," Wayne told United Artists. "I'm not an actor. I don't act. I react. I'm just a stuntman."
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The Daily Stream: Sex Workers Deserve Respect In The Lavish And Affecting Gangubai Kathiawadi
Alia Bhatt had an unbelievable 2022 between RRR, Darlings, and Gangubai Kathiawadi.
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Tombstone's Chaotic Production Had Kurt Russell Pulling Triple Duty
As Val Kilmer once wrote, "Kurt is solely responsible for Tombstone's success, no question."
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Steve Guttenberg Didn't Have To Get Far In Short Circuit's Script To Know It Would Be A Hit
But seriously, where are our Number Five Funko Pops?!
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Diego Calva Prepared For Babylon By Pretending To Be Brad Pitt's Assistant
'It's a very, very funny way to meet Brad Pitt, actually.'
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Barbara Walters' Interview With John Wayne Was One Of Her Most Memorable
The legendary broadcast journalist looked back fondly on her interview with 'The Duke.'
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First Evil Dead Rise Footage Teases The Return Of The Legendary Horror Series
Get a sneak peek at Lee Cronin's upcoming installment in the horror franchise.
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We're Giving Away Some Horror Movie BendyFigs – Here's How You Can Win
We all float down here ... with the sweet prizes two lucky /Film readers can win!
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M. Night Shyamalan Made An Arthouse Cut Of The Visit That Never Came Out
The Visit was M. Night Shyamalan's return to horror, but the found-footage film was almost an arthouse piece.
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M3GAN Director Gerard Johnstone Says PG-13 Reshoots Made The Horror 'More Effective'
M3GAN might be PG-13, but she's not family-friendly.
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Portrait Of A Lady On Fire Ending Explained: Memory And Longing Arrive Like A Summer Storm
When you're observing me, who do you think I'm observing?
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Audition Director Takashi Miike Loves Making Horror Films, But He Doesn't Watch Many Of Them
Even a master of horror gets scared of movies.
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How American Psycho's Filming Locations Helped Feed The Story's Narrative
The filming location in one climactic American Psycho scene really drove home the film's key themes.
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The Shining's Hedge Maze Sets Were Just As Disorienting Behind The Scenes
Even the film's crew had a difficult time navigating the Overlook's sprawling maze.
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Damien Chazelle's Babylon Is A Story Of Identity And Assimilation Amid Hollywood Chaos
Damien Chazelle emulates The Last Black Man in San Francisco, Medicine for Melancholy, and Bamboozled with an assimilation narrative affixed to a fable.
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Emilio Estevez And Mick Jagger's Freejack Showdown Caused Chaos On The Streets Of New York
The moral of the story is never to get in the way of a New Yorker and their already-difficult commute.
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Stanley Kubrick Used Full Metal Jacket's Casting Call As A Publicity Stunt
The director seemed to be constantly calculating behind the scenes of his Vietnam War drama.
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Tales From The Box Office: Chicago Did A Killer Job Of Making Musicals Cool Again
Chicago gave 'em an act with lots of flash in it, and the reaction was indeed passionate.
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The Daily Stream: Come From Away Forges A Community From Chaos
Come From Away is the start of a moment at the edge of the world, and it perfectly encapsulates the gravitas without providing a play-by-play.
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Robert Redford Created The Sundance Institute To 'Celebrate People Who Don't Get Celebrated'
'Even if I'd been in the mainstream in my career I was always interested in the alternative point of view...'
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How Benson And Moorhead Used Lies To Create The Characters Of Something In The Dirt
'They lie in different ways.'
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The Daily Stream: Army Of Darkness Excels In The Art Of Slapstick Horror
A full-throttle slapstick comedy in the style of The Three Stooges.
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Joss Whedon's Serenity Ending Explained: By Popular Demand, The Ship Takes One Last Flight
Serenity is the result of one of the most successful fan campaigns ever launched ... but was it ultimately worth it?
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Persona Ending Explained: Of Masks, Doubles, And The Delicate Nature Of Identity
An investigation into the notion of self and what it means to reject societally imposed masks.
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