Park Chan-Wook's Thirst Is One Of The Best Vampire Movies Of The 2000s
I don't have faith. I'm not going to Hell.
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The Daily Stream: Things Is DIY Horror Madness You Need To See To Believe
Things is one of the most authentic movies you will likely ever watch.
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Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein Is The Best Horror Comedy Of All Time
I know there's no such person as Dracula. You know there's no such person as Dracula...but does Dracula know it?
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The Midnight Club Stars One Of The Best Final Girls In Horror Movie History
Heather Langenkamp is a bonafide horror movie legend.
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A Shift In Filmmaking Pushed Gene Wilder To End His Acting Career
We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams.
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Harrison Ford Was Key To Casting River Phoenix For The Lost Crusade's Young Indy Role
The two had worked together on The Mosquito Coast and Harrison Ford recommended River Phoenix for the role.
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John Carpenter's Work On The Fog Was Inspired By A Master Of Classic Horror
'Wouldn't that be scary?'
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Why Michael Myers Is Obsessed With Killing People: An Investigation
'Inside every one us, there exists a dark side.'
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Oliver Stone Thinks Quentin Tarantino Sunk Natural Born Killers' Critical Chances
In 1994, Oliver Stone and Quentin Tarantino had something of a showdown.
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Sam Raimi Shot An Entirely Separate Film To Find Funding For The Evil Dead
'It was made to be a tool to help us raise money from potential investors.'
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Shoot Made Tobe Hooper 'Hated' By The Cast And Crew
'There were ways of creating tension...'
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Wendell & Wild Trailer: A Familiar Yet Unique Stop Motion Teen Horror From Two Greats
A Key and Peele stop-motion reunion from the director of The Nightmare Before Christmas? Happy Halloween to us all!
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Live And Let Die's 'Bond Girl' Role Was Originally Written For Diana Ross
The James Bond franchise didn't quite know what to do with its Black characters in the '60s. And '70s. And '80s. And–
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Alec Baldwin Didn't Have To Audition For His Memorable Glengarry Glen Ross Role
It's one of the most memorable performances in a movie filled with unforgettable acting.
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Horror Wasn't The Genre John Carpenter Set Out To Direct
John Carpenter is one of the greatest directors of horror, but does he even like the genre?
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Bonnie And Clyde Ending Explained: You Made Me Somebody
The 1967 biographical drama Bonnie and Clyde, directed by Arthur Penn, depicts the brutal ending of America's most notorious couple.
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The Rings Of Power Does What Peter Jackson's Movies Never Did, And Show The Horrors Of War
The Rings of Power finally shows us the aftermath of battle, where it becomes clear that in war there are no winners, only widows.
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Bryan Cranston Jumped At The Chance To Work With Wes Anderson On Isle Of Dogs
'Honestly, when my agent called and said the first three words, I knew my answer.'
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How Susan Sarandon Helped Ridley Scott Shape The Story Of Thelma & Louise
Susan Sarandon revealed that one scene she tweaked happens to be the film's catalyst.
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Marilyn Monroe Credited Four People For The Success Of Her Film Career
Monroe was aware that her career wouldn't have become such a hit without others' support (and a couple of leaps of faith).
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Jeremy Renner Played Jeffrey Dahmer Despite Not Knowing Who He Was
'And then four days later after reading the script we're shooting principal photography, and two weeks later we're done.'
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Rob Reiner Cut A Misery Scene Because He Thought It Would Be Too Funny On Film
Kathy Bates perfectly toes the line between silly and scary in Misery, but one scene from the book might have pushed it too far into silly territory.
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Carrie's Impact On The Horror Genre Isn't Lost On Sissy Spacek
In time, Sissy Spacek has come to understand the indelible impact her performance in Carrie has had on generations of horror fans.
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Brendan Fraser Was Willing To Break A Rib If It Meant Getting His Start In Hollywood
Fraser went all-out in his earliest role.
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Bare-Bones Budget Meant Bringing Real Skeletons To Set
The disgusting smells that pervaded the Texas Chain Saw Massacre set really added to the ambiance of the shoot.
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The Evil Dead's Brutal Shoot Was Too Much For Most Of The Cast To Take
The brutal conditions of The Evil Dead production actually helped Sam Raimi and his (very, very small) crew be more creative.
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Alex Garland Called In A Favor From NASA For The Science In Sunshine
In their many sci-fi collaborations, Danny Boyle always brought the fiction, while Alex Garland brought the science.
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