Loot First Look: Maya Rudolph Stars In An Apple TV+ Workplace Comedy
Maya Rudolph's new workplace sitcom, Loot, looks like it could give Ted Lasso a run for its money.
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The Daily Stream: Down With Love Expertly Revives A Genre We Never See Nowadays
We need to cherish movies like Down with Love, because we don't know if we will get another one like it ever again.
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How The Cannes Film Festival Set The Stage For Lord Of The Rings
A lavish party and a 20-plus-minute footage presentation introduced the world to Peter Jackson's vision of Middle-earth.
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The Original Plan For Cowboy Bebop Was Nothing More Than A Cash Grab
The anime classic got its start as a glorified toy marketing opportunity.
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The Surprisingly Practical Way The Mist Pulled Off Its Signature Effect
There's something in the mist! (It's cool practical special effects trivia.)
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The Effects In The Night House Were Terrifyingly Real
Some of the most impressive scares were achieved using simple movie magic.
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Why George A. Romero's Vision For Resident Evil Never Made It To Film
A classic study in 'What if?'
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The Warner Bros. Discovery Merger Is Official — Here's What This Means To Movie And TV Fans
This industry-shaking merger might be a lowkey bad omen for the streaming wars.
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The Conjuring Universe Is Getting A Complete Blu-Ray Box Set In May
The Warrens and all their spooky pals are getting together for a box set.
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The Movie That Started Guillermo Del Toro's Love Affair With Monsters
Only del Toro could make this classic monster feel so relatable.
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Tales From The Box Office: Grindhouse Was A Love Letter That Didn't Get Enough Love
Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's old-school double feature Grindhouse may have flopped, but it was a beautiful experiment.
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Patrick Stewart Wasn't The First Choice For Captain Picard Star Trek: TNG
O captain, our captain ...
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David Yates Had His Doubts About Directing The Fantastic Beasts Franchise
Yates needed to feel the magic again before returning to the world of Hogwarts.
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Blade II Found Its Inspiration In An Oscar-Winning Classic
The 'assemble a ragtag team of misfits to take part in a single mission' setup in Blade II is somewhat of a recurring plot.
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The Daily Stream: Experience The Glory Of Hard Ticket To Hawaii
If the razor-lined Frisbees weren't enough to get you to check this out, the movie's theme song is absolutely killer, too.
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Josh Brolin Had A Ridiculous Failed Audition For The Fly 2
Brolin gave it his all, failing to get the role and leaving everyone in the room with, shall we say, serious questions.
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Casting Maxwell Caulfield As Rex Manning Was A Meta Stroke Of Genius
Happy Rex Manning Day!
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What Stephen King Truly Thought Of Mark Hamill's Chucky Performance
'And you know, it's not funny, but at the same time it is funny.
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How Ti West Recreated X's Retro-Horror Aesthetic
For Ti West, movies from the 1970s had an X-factor all on their own.
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Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Credits Scene Explained: The Sonic Universe Grows
Gotta go fast ... to those credits scenes.
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The Exorcist Scene That Wasn't Released Until Years Later
It took 27 years for one of the movie's most infamous sequences to see movie theaters.
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The Best Movie In The Friday The 13th Franchise According To 50% Of Fans We Polled
Jason has gone to space, hell, and Manhattan, but which of the Friday the 13th movies do fans love the most?
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The MPAA Put Re-Animator Through A Ratings Rollercoaster
Things got complicated enough that, for a brief moment, it became illegal to view the movie at all.
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The Exorcist Stunned Audiences In 1973, But One Terrifying Scene Wasn't Seen Until Decades Later
In this edition of Scariest Scene Ever, we talk about one of the most famous deleted (and restored) scenes in horror history.
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