The First Cut Of The Thing Was A Completely Different Film
You can thank one Alaskan Malamute for the horror masterpiece that is The Thing.
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At 75, Black Narcissus Is Still A Work Of Stunning Visuals And Rich Psychological Depth
In Black Narcissus, the war between the spirit and the flesh has never been more striking.
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No One Knows Which Killer Killed Who In The Original Scream
We know who was behind the Ghostface mask, but who was behind each kill in the original Scream? Not even the killers know.
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Movies Aimed At Adults Are Out There, You Just Have To Find Them
If you want "adult" themes in your kid's movies, why not just ... seek them out?
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Peter Jackson's Early Horror Films Were Funded By A Back-Door Government Deal
In which Peter Jackson teaches us how to scam The New Zealand Film Commission and live.
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Have We Already Seen Gandalf In The Rings Of Power? Here's What We Think
Is this all misdirection, or the arrival of a familiar character?
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Why Val Kilmer's Red Planet Failed At The Box Office
Don't blame it all on Mission to Mars.
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Edgar Wright Remembers Seeing, And Being Scarred By, The Thing For The First Time
'It's now fully assimilated into our bloodstreams and will dominate forever.'
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Why Is James Cameron So Obsessed With The Color Blue?
It is hard to box filmmaker James Cameron into any one genre. He's responsible for some of the most visually compelling narratives of our generation.
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The Disturbing Connection Between Real-Life Killers And The Exorcist Movies
Truth is stranger than fiction.
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Shooting On Location In Australia Made Pitch Black A Grueling Shoot
It took serious grit to make Pitch Black look as rugged as it looks.
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How A Clint Eastwood Western Landed John Vernon The Role Of The Dean In Animal House
'Well, as of this moment, they're on DOUBLE SECRET PROBATION!'
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Joel Schumacher Thought He Probably Should've Been Fired From Directing The Lost Boys
Schumacher took the whole ordeal very seriously, and rightfully so.
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Why Making The Visit Was Unlike Anything M. Night Shyamalan Had Done Before
And we're not just talking about the found-footage element.
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Now That It's Nominated For An Oscar, Will You Finally Watch Netflix's The Sea Beast?
The Sea Beast didn't receive the same rapturous critical receptions as other 2022 animated movies ... but it's freakin' great.
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Allison Williams Channeled Elements Of Her Girls Character For Jordan Peele's Get Out
The HBO series ended up being the perfect training ground for the world of Jordan Peele.
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La La Land's Production Was A 'Race Against The Clock' Despite Having Months To Prep
With an original musical, it does 'feel at times like you're trying to make three projects at once.'
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How Hollywood Did Its Best To Destroy Brooke Shields — And What Comes Next
Brooke Shields faced some of the most egregious sexual exploitation imaginable while working as a child actor in Hollywood.
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Empire Records Started With A True Story Told To Carol Heikkinen
Damn the man. Save the Empire!
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The 2023 Oscars Mark Another Year With No Respect For Horror Movies
As the saying goes, there's always next year.
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Little Shop Of Horrors Originally Had A Much Darker Ending
Test audiences loved Little Shop of Horrors, until...
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Finding Robin Williams' Fisher King Co-Star Took Some Serious Casting Calculus
They needed someone to compliment Williams' skill, not outshine it. Not that that could've happened, anyway.
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23 Horror Movies That Are More Real Than You Realized
Fact can be stranger — and more horrifying — than fiction. In the case of these 23 horror movies, the truth is terrifying.
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The Daily Stream: Postcards From The Edge Is A Fabulously Funny Blend Of Fact And Fiction
With its whip-smart dialogue and crackling performances, Postcards From The Edge deserves to be placed among the great Hollywood cult classics.
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But I'm A Cheerleader Ending Explained: Conversion Camps Are Absurd
In its brilliant and bubbly satire of conversion camps, But I'm A Cheerleader has become a classic of queer cinema.
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