I Know What You Did Last Summer Needed A Killer Who Wouldn't Stay In Character
'One night I was conjuring the character and I got the idea that he was laughing at me...'
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Read MoreHere's yet another Tim Burton project that could have been but never came to fruition.
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Read MoreThe Duke was worried that another famous face would overshadow him on screen (and for a good reason).
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Read MoreWish Upon wanted to emulate the shock and awe of the Final Destination kills.
Read MoreScreenwriter William Goldman was attracted to the story of Cassidy and Sundance because it was unusual for a cowboy, or even American, story.
Read MoreOne of the most famous John Carpenter movies drew from multiple inspirations.
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Read MoreGeorge Harrison produced the Terry Gilliam movie "Time Bandits," but production was not a positive experience for the former Beatle.
Read MoreBut it turned out Cavill was exactly what Enola Holmes was looking for.
Read MoreWhile Aster was on set during Midsommar, he discovered some interconnection between his two very different films.
Read MoreJohn Carpenter's horror film Halloween has a nice reference to The Thing from Another World, the 1951 monster movie the director remade in 1982.
Read MoreAn iconic superhero is born in the midst of an unconventional love story in Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.
Read MoreAs we get ready to Return to Silent Hill, let's take a look back at Christophe Gans' original 2006 horror adaptation.
Read MorePeople dine and dance, and we know Dracula's curse will continue beyond the closing credits.
Read MoreWe can all thank the Cub Scouts for getting Bruce Willis into acting.
Read MoreTake a step into Lydia Tár's world with the TÁR original soundtrack, featuring original compositions as well as cuts from Mahler and Edward Elgar.
Read MoreThere's a non-exploitative way to adapt true crime, and not pursuing that is a choice.
Read MoreAnd we would very much like to see that happen.
Read MoreThe new drama is a tough, emotional, cathartic watch.
Read MoreIn a post-Scream landscape, the slasher genre was ready to make stars.
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