Oliver Stone Was Happy To 'Clash' With Eric Bogosian On The Set Of Talk Radio
Thankfully, Stone described their disagreements as a "fruitful clash."
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Richard Linklater Originally Passed On School Of Rock, But The Producer Didn't Accept It
'I'd turned down things for like 10 years.'
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The Creature From The Black Lagoon Crew Blew A Julie Adams Injury Out Of Proportion
The old Universal publicity machine just couldn't get enough of this one.
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The Magnificent Seven Wasn't Working Until It Added That Unforgettable Score
'I remember being very excited when I found that opening rhythm...'
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Stanley Kubrick Said Jack Nicholson Brought One 'Unactable Quality' To His Roles
If Kubrick said it, it must be true!
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The Daily Stream: The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs Offers Six Coen Brother Stories About One Thing
When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs for Wings.
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Kathy Bates Says This Is Her 'Achilles Heel' When It Comes To Acting
The role will never receive the critical acclaim of Misery or Titanic, but audiences continue to love Bates' Mama Boucher.
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Keanu Reeves' Johnny Mnemonic Predicted The Future With A '90s Take On '80s Cyberpunk
Information is currency.
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Tremors Planned For One VFX Scene The Crew Just Couldn't Pull Off
It was the last night of filming on "Tremors" and director Ron Underwood was in trouble.
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Luca Guadagnino Doesn't Want You To Read Too Much Into The Period Setting Of Bones And All
Is it possible to read too much into something?
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Movies That Were Canceled For Ridiculous Reasons
Filmmakers know it's incredibly hard to get a film made, so it hurts when studios cancel projects. Here, we explore why films like "Batgirl" were canceled.
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How The Mist Made Acting Opposite A CGI Monster Feel Believable
Acting opposite digital effects can be tricky, even for seasoned character actors.
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Chuck Russell's CGI Troubles With The Blob Paved The Way For Jim Carrey's The Mask
Some movies call for old-school practical effects, but others are better off using CGI.
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Director Ron Underwood Thinks He Knows Why Tremors Has Had Such Staying Power
Tremors bombed at the box office in 1990, but has since become a cult classic.
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Justin Long Saw A Lot Of Sam Raimi In Barbarian Director Zach Cregger
'He reminded me a lot of Sam Raimi in that way. Sam's got this childlike enthusiasm for what he's doing, like he's a kid playing in the sandbox.'
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Timothée Chalamet Got Bones And All Made, According To Luca Guadagnino
'The honest, direct and completely unapologetic answer is Timothée.'
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Being John Wayne's Son Didn't Make It Much Easier To Get Him In Your Film
'I was always in competition for him with other studios, but I could get a free read.'
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Michael Madsen's Most 'Fun' Film Experience Involved Killing Philip Seymour Hoffman
Anyone remember the remake of The Getaway?
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The Daily Stream: Kyle Gallner Is Everyone's Midwest Dirtbag Punk Music Boyfriend In Dinner In America
It's time for you to discover one of your new favorite movies.
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Full Metal Jacket's Vietnam Set Was Literally Toxic, According To Matthew Modine
The location is certainly memorable, but it came with its own dangers.
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John Sturges Believed Anything Could Be A Western, And The Magnificent Seven May Have Proved It
The Magnificent Seven was a remake of Seven Samurai, and both films have since inspired movies spread across a variety of genres.
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Ari Aster Didn't Mind That Midsommar Might 'Give Away' Its Own Ending
Director Ari Aster revealed the entire plot of Midsommar right from the start, but only for those paying close attention.
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Studio Execs In The Editing Room Could Have Ruined The Hunt For Red October
'He was going to make it flashy and Top Gunny-like.'
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Casting John Wayne Led To Some Strict Rules On The Set Of True Grit
You couldn't talk about two things on the set of John Wayne's Oscar-winning film.
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Terry Gilliam Sees A 'Blessing' In His First Failure With The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Terry Gilliam struggled to get The Man Who Killed Don Quixote made — but the years of delays may have worked in his favor.
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