Frank Oz Fought Against Casting Cyndi Lauper In Little Shop Of Horrors
Ellen Greene truly personifies Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors, but producer David Geffen had an "unusual" pop star in mind for the role.
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Deadline U.S.A. Proved More Demanding Than Humphrey Bogart Expected
'On one occasion Humphrey was obviously hungover.'
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Johnny Mnemonic Director Robert Longo Had To Learn Filmmaking On The Fly
Johnny Mnemonic may not have been the best '90s techno-thriller, but it's worth rewatching for its prescience alone.
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Gremlins Was Far More 'Gruesome' Before Steven Spielberg Stepped In
It took an assist from master filmmaker Steven Spielberg to balance out the cuteness and sheer horror of Gremlins.
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Sydney Sweeney To Reteam With Michael Mohan For Psychological Horror Film Immaculate
The project marks another step forward in Sweeney's exciting burgeoning career as a producer.
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In Rob Zombie's Halloween II Brings Out The Dead
Trick or treat, baby.
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Terrifier 2's Lauren LaVera Is A Worthy Addition To The Scream Queen Roster
Let's give it up for the latest final girl.
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The Most Brutal Moments From Terrifier 2
The Miles County killer clown is back for more Halloween mayhem. Can your nerves take these shocking moments from "Terrifier 2?"
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Alfred Hitchcock's Humor Influenced Dario Argento Just As Much As His Horror
Neither Hitchcock nor Argento gets due credit for the amount of humor in their films.
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Bill Murray's Little Shop Of Horrors Casting Was A Major Point Of Contention
'I did not cast Bill.'
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Run Sweetheart Run Star Ella Balinska On Making 'A Really Awesome Horror Movie' [Exclusive Interview]
"I think the film touches on themes that are relevant to many people, no matter how few or many things you've been through that the film touches on."
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Kevin Bacon Still Sees Potential In A Tremors TV Series
Cross your fingers that we actually get a new Tremors movie or series in the near future.
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John Carpenter Knew He Wanted 'Rowdy Roddy' Piper For They Live From The Moment They Met
There are lots of ways to cast the star of your next movie ... John Carpenter just goes to Wrestlemania.
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Director Damien Leone Regrets How Terrifier Treated One Of Its Central Characters
It's a brutal scene, in a brutal movie.
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Tom Savini Explains Why Creepshow Is Still The Greatest Horror Anthology: 'George Romero'
'I mean, that's the simplest answer to that question.'
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Tom Savini's Path To Horror Mastery All Started With A Zorro Costume
'...word would spread that there's a werewolf in the neighborhood.'
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The Rings Of Power May Be Over, But You Can Watch Morfydd Clark Touch The Darkness In Saint Maud
Missing Morfydd Clark? Check out Saint Maud while you wait for season 2 of The Rings of Power.
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How Tobe Hooper Crafted The Terrifying Soundscape Of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
From the beginning, their secret weapon was sound.
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The Studio Didn't Want Pat Morita As Mr. Miyagi In The Karate Kid
Initially, Morita was barely even considered for the role.
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A Doctor Strange Deleted Scene Goes Full Horror With An R-Rated Scarlet Witch
If Sam Raimi had been allowed to go full-tilt, we would've had a much darker Scarlet Witch.
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Ralph Macchio Reveals The Movie Magic Behind Catching A Fly With Chopsticks In The Karate Kid
All it took was a little movie magic ... and a fishing line.
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The Karate Kid Headband Came From An Improvised Moment During An Audition With Pat Morita
If you have Karate Kid nostalgia this story will make you Cobra Cry.
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Terrifier 2 Ending Explained: Food's A Little Funny At The Clown Cafe
::hacky stand-up comic voice:: What's the deal with Art the Clown?
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Tales From The Box Office: Why Silent Hill Failed Where Resident Evil Succeeded
As we get ready to Return to Silent Hill, let's take a look back at Christophe Gans' original 2006 horror adaptation.
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John Carpenter Hid His Love For The Thing In The Halloween Franchise
John Carpenter's horror film Halloween has a nice reference to The Thing from Another World, the 1951 monster movie the director remade in 1982.
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