The North Star That Guided The Script For Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness [Exclusive]
'It was only cool to us if it informed the journey of our hero.'
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Doctor Strange 2 Writer Michael Waldron Is Not Tired Of Talking About Doctor Strange [Interview]
Michael Waldron could do this all day.
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The Bizarre Experimental Art Film Björk Made On A Japanese Whaling Vessel
Drawing Restraint 9 is a nautically artistic breath of fresh air in its exploration of the aesthetic.
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This Was Probably Alexander Skarsgård's Toughest Day On Set Of The Northman
Alexander Skarsgård gives a truly transformative performance before our eyes in The Northman, and one particular scene required an insane amount of energy.
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The Script For Dog Day Afternoon Was Packed With Al Pacino Improv
Sidney Lumet became more open to the concept since the film was being shot in a documentary-esque style.
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Benedict Cumberbatch Hopes Horror Fans Keep Their Doctor Strange 2 Expectations In Check
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is the very first MCU horror film.
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How An Entire Island Conspired To Murder A Policeman In The Wicker Man
The people of Summerisle have their flaws, but you can't fault their creativity and teamwork.
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Ethan Hawke Was Hesitant To Play Villains, And Then He Did The Black Phone
Could more villain roles be in Ethan Hawke's future?
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Ethan Hawke Accepted His Role In The Black Phone As Creepily As Possible
Ethan Hawke plays the murderous villain The Grabber in the upcoming horror film The Black Phone — a role he accepted in a horrifying manner.
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The Stephen King Movies That Helped Define Drew Barrymore's Career
Drew Barrymore has multiple Steves to thank for solidifying her child star status.
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Year Of The Vampire: Dracula Dead And Loving It Doesn't Suck
Almost 30 years later, the film stands on its own as one of the decade's most underrated comedies.
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Opening Was A Pure Ridiculous Accident
The horror film gods blessed the Texas Chain Saw Massacre crew with a special delivery on the side of the road.
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Nobody Went Method On The Set Of The Northman, And That's Refreshing To Hear
As it turns out, incredible performances don't come from acting like a completely insufferable jerk to fellow cast and crew members.
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Johnny Depp Turned Down American Psycho — And That Changes The Movie Completely
What caused Depp to lose the role, and what would the movie even look like if he ended up playing Patrick Bateman?
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The Expendables 4 Footage Reaction: Stallone And The Gang Are Back For More Explosions [CinemaCon 2022]
Yep, there's a new Expendables movie on the way.
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Rachel McAdams Had A Very Unique Shooting Experience During About Time
If you ever wondered how they shot the pitch black restaurant sequence, besides some playful voiceover, here you go.
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Meryl Streep's Julie & Julia Character Isn't Quite Who She Seems
Meryl Streep's take on Julia Child wasn't simply an imitation.
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Why Bruce Campbell Retired His Most Famous Character
Think about playing Ash. Think about how much it would hurt. For nearly 40 years.
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Why Hellraiser II Director Tony Randel Was A Nervous Wreck For The First Few Weeks Of Filming
You'd be nervous too if you were learning to direct a major motion picture on the fly.
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The Unusual Way Sam Raimi Landed Spider-Man
The director was an unusual choice for a superhero movie at the time.
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Why Almost Every Studio Turned Down The First Spider-Man Movie
Studio confidence in Spider-Man was so low that Sony reluctantly bought the movie rights for just $7 million in 1998.
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Tim Burton Could've Directed 2002's Spider-Man, Although It Doesn't Sound Like He Wanted To
Once upon a time, Tim Burton almost directed every superhero movie.
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How Rob Zombie Got Roped Into Making Halloween II
A Halloween II reboot without Rob Zombie is a terrifying thought.
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How Mister Rogers Helped Launch The Career Of A Horror Legend
Won't you be my (undead, flesh-eating) neighbor?
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Stephen King Has Repeatedly Apologized For His Most Bonkers Movie
When a movie is fueled entirely by cocaine...
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