The Daily Stream: Professor Marston And The Wonder Women Is A Tender And Vital Polyamorous Love Story
An iconic superhero is born in the midst of an unconventional love story in Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.
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Year Of The Vampire: In Nosferatu The Vampyre, Werner Herzog Made Dracula A Spiritual Blight
People dine and dance, and we know Dracula's curse will continue beyond the closing credits.
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If You Want To Dance The Masque, You Must Service The Composer With The Tar Soundtrack Available Today
Take a step into Lydia Tár's world with the TÁR original soundtrack, featuring original compositions as well as cuts from Mahler and Edward Elgar.
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Bruce Willis Credits The Cub Scouts With Kicking Off His Acting Career
We can all thank the Cub Scouts for getting Bruce Willis into acting.
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Netflix Isn't Going To Stop Making Jeffrey Dahmer Projects, Huh?
There's a non-exploitative way to adapt true crime, and not pursuing that is a choice.
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The Rings Of Power Orchestrators Break Down Bear McCreary's Epic Score [Exclusive Interview]
The orchestrators talked about collaborating with McCreary, working on Jordan Peele's "Nope," and more.
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The 10 Best Religious Horror Movies You Need To Check Out
These are the 10 best religious horror movies you need to check out, with some of the best scares, best devils, and even the best musical numbers of all time.
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The Thing Ending Explained: Wait Here A Little While And See What Happens
John Carpenter's The Thing ends with a chillingly nihilistic note — perhaps a commentary on the social turmoil in 1980s America.
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Jordan Peele Would Love To Work With Keke Palmer Again
And we would very much like to see that happen.
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Terror Train Review: Punch Your Ticket To Boredom [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]
Terror Train commits the sin of being forgettable.
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The Best Easter Eggs We Found In Halloween Ends
"Halloween Ends" is filled with homages and callbacks to John Carpenter's 1978 classic and other films in the franchise. Here are some of our favorites.
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In A24's Aftersun, Director Charlotte Wells Shows Us That The Journey For Closure Is Equal Parts Painful And Necessary
The new drama is a tough, emotional, cathartic watch.
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Dario Argento Wasn't Really 'Acting' With His Role In Vortex
'I didn't really shape the character. I tried to play myself.'
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Reese Witherspoon Impacted I Know What You Did Last Summer's Casting Even After Turning It Down
In a post-Scream landscape, the slasher genre was ready to make stars.
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The Real Horror Of The Blair Witch Project Is How Little The Cast Was Paid
'Being dead and alive at the same time has its advantages.'
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Summoners Review: A Witchy Indie With Practical Magic DNA [Brooklyn Horror Fest]
A lighter horror film with Practical Magic vibes.
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The Bird With The Crystal Plumage Was A Behind-The-Scenes 'Nightmare' For Dario Argento
An encounter with his leading man put Dario Argento in a scene straight out of a Dario Argento movie.
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You Probably Never Noticed These Screaming Sounds In Sicario
You might not have noticed the screaming sound effects in Sicario, but you definitely felt them.
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Man Of Steel Wasn't Henry Cavill's First Run-In With Russell Crowe
When Henry Cavill was just a wee lil' boarding school pupil, he had a chance, life-changing encounter with Hollywood star Russell Crowe.
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Finishing Bram Stoker's Dracula Was A Pain In The Neck For Francis Ford Coppola
The creator of Star Wars helped the director of The Godfather fix his vampire movie.
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Run Sweetheart Run Review: The Most Dangerous Date [Brooklyn Horror Fest]
A knock-down, drag-out thriller.
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It Wasn't Easy For Alec Baldwin To Talk Down To Screen Legends Like Jack Lemmon In Glengarry Glen Ross
As if meeting his heroes wasn't stressful enough, Baldwin had to treat them like dirt.
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Tobe Hooper Believed Hollywood Had 'Let Down' Its Most Important Horror Directors
The director of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre didn't set out to make horror movies.
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Tobe Hooper Made The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Because Horror Movies Were 'Boring'
'I wanted to make something that worked again...'
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The Worst Decisions Characters Ever Made In The Halloween Franchise
Horror movie characters rarely display good judgment, but these moments from the "Halloween" franchise will really have you yelling at the screen!
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Why Terrifier 2 Is Almost Too Brutal For Some Horror Fans
The incredibly violent slasher flick has people talking. And fainting. And vomiting.
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Why Deadstream's Blend Of Horror, Comedy, And Found Footage Is So Effective
There are a lot of new horror movies to stream this Halloween. You should prioritize Deadstream.
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