Rian Johnson Doesn't Consider Knives Out A 'Deconstruction' Of The Whodunit Genre
'You're imitating it.'
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The Greatest Blockbuster Movie Moments Of 2022
Dinosaurs. Lions. Jets. Batmen. The greatest dance-off of all time.
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Sam Raimi And Barbarian EP Alex Lebovici Are Producing The New Horror-Thriller, Don't Move
Sam Raimi? Say no more!
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Clint Eastwood Sees A Stark Difference Between Dirty Harry And The Man With No Name
'I think the Man with No Name is much more satiric...'
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Harrison Ford Surprised Francis Ford Coppola With A Major Change To His Character In The Conversation
Ford took some big swings early in his career.
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The Daily Stream: These Amicus Anthologies Are A Must-Watch Marathon For Film Buffs
Why have just one scary story in your movie when you could have several? Dig into this collection of Amicus horror anthologies.
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Irving Berlin's White Christmas Was The Highest-Grossing Film Of 1954 By A Wide Margin
The Christmas classic was the Top Gun: Maverick of its year (in a manner of speaking).
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Before James Gunn Set Out To Reboot Superman, He Produced A Brutal Horror Movie That Eviscerated The Very Concept
James Gunn already gave us a new spin on the Superman mythos by producing the super-powered horror film Brightburn, and it rules!
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Even Vin Diesel's Most Over-The-Top XXX Stunts Were Somehow Grounded In Reality
'What if I could do that?'
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How Christopher Nolan Used Daylight To Make Insomnia Feel Even Darker
Nolan's ingenious use of darkness and light in Insomnia is what makes it his most criminally underrated film.
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How Robert Altman Used A Single John Williams Tune To Flesh Out The Long Goodbye
Thanks, John Williams.
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Clark Gable Fought John Huston To Save Marilyn Monroe's The Misfits Role
It was not an easy film shoot.
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High And Low Ending Explained: Heaven And Hell In Japan
'Why do you think we have to hate each other?'
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Christian Bale Somehow Got His Hands On The Prestige's Script Without Christopher Nolan Knowing
One might think that since they worked together prior, Nolan wrote the part of Alfred Borden with Christian Bale in mind. But that wasn't the case.
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James Mangold's Cop Land Wouldn't Have Been Made Without A Little Help From Sundance
Without Sundance Labs, we might not have gotten Cop Land.
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Asking Doug Jones His Favorite Character Is Like Asking Him To Pick His 'Favorite Child'
Breaking news: Doug Jones is awesome.
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How The Night Of The Hunter's Cinematographer Crafted Its Haunting Visual Style
'The skies were all lit artificially and though it was in black-and-white it had a strange phosphorescent quality in it.'
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Meeting With Stephen Sondheim For Sweeney Todd Was A Nerve-Wracking Moment For Alan Rickman
For Alan Rickman, the scariest part of Sweeney Todd was singing in front of Stephen Sondheim. No judgment, because that sounds terrifying.
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Why Hugh Jackman's Pan Failed At The Box Office
There are a lot of possible reasons why 2015's Peter Pan origin story failed to fly.
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Why Quentin Tarantino Cut Maggie Cheung's Scene From Inglourious Basterds
Maggie Cheung? In a Quentin Tarantino film? It’s more likely than you’d think.
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The Night Of The Hunter's Murder Scenes Were Designed With Music In Mind
The Night of the Hunter may hold back from showing any murders onscreen, but that doesn't make Reverend Harry Powell any less creepy.
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Quentin Tarantino Confirms The Bear Jew From Inglourious Basterds Was Originally Written For Adam Sandler
In an alternate reality, Adam Sandler could have been bashing Nazi brains in with a bat.
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Stanley Kubrick's Vision For The Shining Was Inspired By A Different Hotel Horror Story
A game of cards turns deadly in the original horror story that inspired The Shining.
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Director Mary Harron Thinks She Knows Why Audiences Were Split On American Psycho
American Psycho is the caricature of a serial killer, mixing horror and humor to take a dig at fragile, toxic masculinity. Did you laugh?
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How James Cameron Went $20 Million Over Budget On Terminator 2 And Got Away With It
James Cameron is very good at spending money.
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