CODA's Oscar Win Sent A Lot Of New People To Apple TV+
It's resulted in a 25% uptick in new viewers on the Apple TV+.
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Christian Bale Thought This Part Of His Batsuit Was Impractical
Batsuits! They're not practical!
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Hellraiser's Director Went To Hilarious Lengths To Keep Creative Control
The MPAA had its own hell to raise behind the scenes of Clive Barker's iconic Hellraiser.
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The Daily Stream: Pedro Almodovar Finds The Humor And Horror Of Stockholm Syndrome In Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!
Through Almodóvar's bold lens, this movie expertly blows up the line between love and obsession.
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Rian Johnson Had Some Wild Ideas For Daniel Craig's Knives Out Character
Benoit Blanc is already a quirky character among the murder mystery of Knives Out, but Rian Johnson originally wanted him to be even more bizarre.
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The Martian Shared An Important Filming Location With Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
One incredible location unites new and modern classics alike.
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Where Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Fits In The Series Timeline
The Jujutsu Kaisen franchise finally has a feature film, but where does it fit in the overall series timeline? Let's break it down.
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Does Morbius Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Just in case you're sitting in the theater, waiting for it to start, and just need to know, man.
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The Soviet Sci-Fi Classic That Inspired Annihilation
Incredible entries in the "a group of people enter a very bad place, full of very bad things" genre.
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Bill Murray Doesn't Think Bill Murray Has Much To Do With His Success
Bill Murray has gotten selective, and it serves him well.
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The Well Scenes In Silence Of The Lambs Sometimes Got A Little Too Real
According to Brooke Smith — who played Buffalo Bill's victim Catherine Martin — the Silence of the Lambs pit was about as awful as you probably already guessed.
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The Daily Stream: The Imposter Tests The Limits Of The Phrase 'Stranger Than Fiction'
Director Bart Layton's 2012 feature directing debut goes in some unexpected directions.
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The Cruising Controversy Explained
William Friedkin's thriller was controversial at the time, and it remains controversial now.
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Here's When You Can Watch Ti West's X At Home
You'll be able to watch the latest from Ti West on Blu-ray soon.
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Shawn Levy Went Off-Book For His Favorite Bits Of The Adam Project
'If you listen to those things, magic happens.'
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Those Edge Of Tomorrow Exosuits Were As Heavy As They Look
Edge of Tomorrow wasn't just grueling because of a massive alien war. Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt actually had to haul around heavy suits of armor.
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The Oscar Nominated Screenplay That Didn't Require Any Writing
To be an adapted screenplay, or not to be an adapted screenplay.
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Klaus Kinski's Aguirre, The Wrath Of God Casting Was More Than A Little Risky
'He hated the film so badly, you could not believe it.'
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Twister Almost Starred Garth Brooks, But He Didn't Want To Compete With A Tornado
'90s country superstar Garth Brooks turned down the starring role in "Twister" to avoid competing with a tornado as costar.
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Francis Ford Coppola Found His Patton Script Was Used In The Most Unusual Way
The future Oscar winner was repairing editing machines when he saw footage from the movie he wrote.
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It's Hard To Be Mad At Kenneth Branagh Winning An Oscar
Whether you like Belfast or not, the actor and filmmaker deserves this, darn it.
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CODA's Best Picture Win Is The First For A Streaming Service – And Apple Beat Netflix To The Punch
This is a watershed moment.
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Year Of The Vampire: Joe Begos' Bliss Is A Neon-Soaked Punk Rock Bloodbath All Its Own
Drinking blood can be a real trip. Here's why the grimy, psychedelic Bliss is a must-watch for vampire fans.
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The Entire It Timeline Fully Explained
The novel, miniseries, and films don't differ very much, with one fundamental difference — time.
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The 15 Best Body Horror Movies, Ranked
Come for the visceral, disturbing imagery, and stay for the ruminations on human frailty when you watch these standout body horror films.
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How Raging Bull's Clever Filmmaking Techniques Made The Boxing Feel Real
They spent $90,000 on flashbulbs.
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Why John Woo Doesn't Use The Same Slow Motion Technique For Every Actor
No one understands slow motion quite like John Woo.
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