Year Of The Vampire: George A. Romero's Martin Might Just Be An Incel Prototype
George A. Romero's Martin isn't a vampire movie in the traditional sense, but it gives a new perspective on what exactly a vampire is.
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The Tragedy Of Macbeth Is A Richer Film Thanks To Its Black Casting
Denzel Washington has said The Tragedy of Macbeth's diverse casting 'shouldn't even be mentioned' — but the added subtext actually enhances the story.
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The Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid Alternate Ending That Thankfully Wasn't Used
Did you know there was a Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid alternate ending that was a little more grim of a conclusion for our two titular heroes?
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Why Jamie Foxx Was The Perfect Choice For Django Unchained
Will Smith almost starred in Django Unchained, but in the end, Jamie Foxx made for the perfect badass cowboy in Quentin Tarantino's western.
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22% Said This Is Their Most Anticipated Horror Movie Of 2022
You might be surprised to see what topped this list of the most anticipated horror movies of 2022. Let's find out what horror fans are looking forward to!
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The Daily Stream: The Ringer Is Affectionate, Respectful, And Gives Johnny Knoxville The Cast He Needed To Shine
In today's Daily Stream, we go to bat for an underrated 2005 comedy starring Johnny Knoxville.
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How Pam & Tommy Used Prosthetics To Transform Lily James And Sebastian Stan (And Sebastian Stan's Package)
A lot of hard work goes into a talking member.
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The Raised By Wolves Colony Report: The Battle Of Faiths Begins
Our weekly recaps of Raised by Wolves season 2 begin right now!
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The One Midsommar Scene That Hit Fans The Hardest
Ari Aster's instant-classic is one of the most emotionally devastating horror movies ever made.
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Daily Podcast: The Book Of Boba Fett Chapter 6 Spoiler Discussion – 'From The Desert Comes A Stranger'
On today's episode of /Film Daily, we dive back into a galaxy far, far away to have a spoiler-filled chat about the latest episode of The Book of Boba Fett.
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Who Is Tarre Vizsla, The First Mandalorian Jedi?
The Book of Boba Fett brings a shadowy historical figure from the animated shows to live-action Star Wars for the first time.
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Celebrate Moonfall With Roland Emmerich's Conspiracy Theory Himbo Shakespeare Movie
One of the director's only movies that doesn't involve mass destruction is just as silly, and entertaining, as the rest.
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This Is The Most Expensive Horror Movie Ever Filmed
World War Z was going to be the first truly mammoth horror blockbuster. It kind-of, sort-of succeeded.
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The Boys Presents: Diabolical Teaser: Yep, The Boys Has An Animated Spin-Off Now
What if the hyperviolence of The Boys were not confined to live-action form? The Boys Presents: Diabolical!
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Daily Podcast: Our Favorite Movies From Sundance 2022
On today's episode of /Film Daily, Ben, Brad, Chris, and Shania convene to talk about their favorite films from the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.
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Year Of The Vampire: Let The Right One In Is A Bloody Tale Of Young Love
A lonely, bullied 12-year-old boy finds an unusual new friend in the haunting Swedish vampire movie Let the Right One In.
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The Woman King First Look: Viola Davis Charges Into Battle In This Historical Epic
Viola Davis takes charge of the real-world West African Kingdom of Dahomey in this upcoming historical epic from director Gina Prince-Bythewood.
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Daily Podcast: Most Anticipated Superhero Movie, Jurassic World's Future, Box Office, & Fast 10 Casting
In this edition of /Film Daily, we chat most anticipated superhero movies, Jurassic World's future, Fast 10 casting, and more!
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Why Stephen King Had The Perfect Cameo In It: Chapter Two
More than just a cameo, this role provides funny and unique commentary on King's body of work.
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Reacher Showrunner Nick Santora On Casting Alan Ritchson, Staging Action, And His Favorite Moment [Interview]
The new Jack Reacher series begins streaming this week, and we spoke to the showrunner.
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The Fellowship Of The Ring's Powerful Ending Was Written Very Late In Production
The beloved scene almost didn't play out as it did in the final version of The Fellowship of the Ring.
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Year Of The Vampire: The Vampire Lovers Brought Sexy Back To Bloodsucker Lore
The 1970 Hammer Horror feature is more than just a titillating exploitation vehicle, but served as a historical turning point for the horror genre itself.
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Mando's Meat Factory Fight Featured Designs From A Canceled Boba Fett Video Game
Canceled video game Star Wars 1313 is finding new life as designs are seemingly being repurposed for The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett.
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Willem Dafoe Was Surprised To Be Asked Back For Spider-Man: 'It's Always A Little Difficult When You Die In A Movie'
The accomplished actor couldn't believe he got to reprise his Spider-Man role. He also wasn't sure how that'd work.
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The Daily Stream: Pig Reminds Us What It Feels Like To Care
Far from the John Wick-style thriller it was marketed as, Pig is actually a meditative drama about the things and people that tie us to this world.
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14 Family Horror Films That Were Too Scary For Kids
There's a good chance that at least one family horror film scarred you for life. Hold your breath and see if the source of your personal trauma appears here.
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The 15 Most Anticipated Shows And Films Of February 2022
There's a lot to be excited about right now, and it's all right around the corner.
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