Why The Coen Brothers Sometimes Use A Secret Identity
Editor Roderick Jaynes has been working with the Coen Brothers since they kicked off their careers in 1984. But Roderick Jaynes doesn't actually exist.
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Will There Ever Be A Christmas With The Kranks 2? Here's What We Know
Holiday-themed family comedy Christmas with the Kranks was panned by critics upon its release in 2004. What are the odds of it ever getting a sequel?
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The Thing's Classic Chest Chomp Was More Real Than You Think
Find out how John Carpenter scared the hell out of The Thing's cast with some gnarly practical effects during production of a key sequence on set.
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Was Child's Play Inspired By This Creepy True Story?
A creepy 'true' story has a number of eerie similarities to the Child's Play series, but did it actually inspire the movies? Let's take a look.
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The Truth Behind The Easter Eggs In Evil Dead 2 And Nightmare On Elm Street
Playful banter between Sam Raimi and Wes Craven lead to the distant joining of A Nightmare on Elm Street and The Evil Dead.
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Here's When You Can Watch The Last Duel At Home
The Last Duel is now available to watch on Digital, starting today. Here are other ways you can watch Ridley Scott's gruesome historical epic.
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How A Nightmare On Elm Street Essentially Saved New Line Cinema
Decades before New Line Cinema oversaw the Lord of the Rings trilogy, they were the "House That Freddy Built."
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Who Is Lisa Trevor In Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City? The Tragic Character Explained
One of the most memorable characters from the new Resident Evil movie was first a memorable character from the video games.
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Stephen Sondheim Wrote A Neo-Noir Film And You Probably Haven't Seen It
Everyone loves a good whodunit, including Stephen Sondheim, whose filmography boasts one non-musical murder mystery film.
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How The Ending Of Psycho Was Spoiled Months Before Its Release
Alfred Hitchcock: master filmmaker AND hater of spoilers.
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The Real Inspiration Behind It Follows Probably Isn't What You Think
Many have called It Follows the 'STD horror movie,' but the film has so much more on its mind than that.
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Everything We Know About Netflix's BRZRKR So Far
Keanu Reeves is set to star in a movie adaptation of BRZRKR, the comic book series he co-created about an unkillable warrior fighting through the ages.
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The Daily Stream: The Mitchells Vs. The Machines
If you slept on Netflix's animated family road trip movie The Mitchells vs. the Machines, it's time to wake up!
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Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Ending Explained: No Future In Raccoon City
What happens at the end of Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City? Here's where everyone ends up at the end of the film, and how the series might continue.
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Hannah Shaw-Williams' Favorite Movies Of All Time
Here are the top 15 films of /Film weekend editor Hannah Shaw-Williams, whose picks include films by the Coen brothers, Guillermo del Toro, and Taika Waititi.
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The Daily Stream: Nightcrawler Is An Ambitious And Depraved Neo-Noir
Dan Gilroy's Nightcrawler is an astoundingly creepy neo-noir entry, featuring a deeply disturbing performance from Jake Gyllenhaal.
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The Last Duel And Colossal Are Both Brutal Deconstructions Of The Fragile Male Ego
What do The Last Duel and Colossal have in common? They're both 21st Century Films Directed by Men About the Experience of Women that Get It, Actually.
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Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Review: The Reboot Wisely Trades Action For Horror, But It's Not Enough
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City reboots the franchise and embraces horror over action, but the end result is surprisingly boring.
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The Unexpected Origin Behind Jaws' Most Famous Line
Yes, it's the line you think it is. But no, it's probably not the story you've heard before. There's a bit more to it than pure improv.
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The Daily Stream: Laura, A Strange Experiment In Love ... And Murder!
It's got romance, murder, ghosts (?), intrigue! What more could you want out of a Daily Stream? Laura is a haunting noir you have to see.
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The Daily Stream: The Purge Is Still Relevant, Still Scary, And Still As Eloquent As Ever
Get home before the Purge curfew this weekend, and check out the original film that kicked off a now-sprawling horror franchise.
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Movies Like Nightcrawler That Are Definitely Worth Watching
Hollywood has long had a fascination with journalism; Nightcrawler is just the tip of the iceberg. For more critiques of modern media, watch these films.
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The Daily Stream: Drive Is The Ultimate Sleek And Sexy Neo-Noir
It's still Noirvember, so take a minute and peruse the gruesome and lavish neo-noir gem that is Nicholas Winding Refn's Drive.
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The Original Suspicion Ending Alfred Hitchcock Wanted Us To See
Alfred Hitchcock was no stranger to having his endings changed for the sake of appealing to the public, and Suspicion was no exception.
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The Daily Stream: Identity Has All The Thrills You Need In 90 Minutes Flat
Get lost in the mysterious world of James Mangold's Agatha Christie-style neo-noir pseudo-slasher with an all-star cast, Identity.
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The 13 Best Exorcism Horror Movies
The power of Christ compels you ... to check out this ranking of our 15 favorite exorcism movies.
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The Daily Stream: Celebrate Marty's Birthday With A Personal Journey With Martin Scorsese Through American Movies
Celebrate Martin Scorsese's birthday with his excellent 1995 documentary A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies.
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