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Believe It Or Not, Face/Off Could Have Been Even Weirder

By Andrew Housman March 23rd, 2022

Ready for the big ride, baby.

Gandalf waits outside of Bilbo's hobbit hole

Building The Hobbiton Set For Lord Of The Rings Was A Massive Undertaking

By Miyako Pleines March 23rd, 2022

If you have a strong obsession with Hobbits and their way of life, then you no doubt want nothing more than to live in a Hobbit hole of your own creation.

The Offer Trailer: See The Story About The Greatest Movie Almost Never Made

By Jeremy Mathai March 23rd, 2022

Paramount+ has made a trailer you can't refuse.

The 15 Best Horror Movies From Black Directors

By Bee Delores March 23rd, 2022

This list is filled with wall-to-wall bangers. You should watch all of them.

Guillermo Del Toro Had To Walk A Ratings Tightrope To Get Crimson Peak Made

By Sandy Schaefer March 23rd, 2022

Crimson Peak is one of the most luscious horror movies of the last decade, and Guillermo del Toro worked hard to get that budget for an R-rated project.

Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Marks A Long-Awaited Reunion For Kevin Feige

By Rafael Motamayor March 23rd, 2022

Sam Raimi and Kevin Feige had crossed paths before on some little movie called Spider-Man.

Matt Smith Is Confused About His Morbius Character's Comic Backstory Too

By Debopriyaa Dutta March 23rd, 2022

'It's all a bit confusing to me, to be honest with you.'

Ben Foster's Prep For Hell Or High Water Would Give Any Dentist Nightmares

By Valerie Ettenhofer March 23rd, 2022

"Maybe we had a few cocktails, I'm not telling," Foster said, describing the dangerous procedure.

Zhang Ziyi in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

Filming Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Was A Constant Struggle Behind The Scenes

By Sandy Schaefer March 23rd, 2022

"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" was an undeniable triumph for Ang Lee. But according to those involved with the production, the film was a difficult shoot.

How Sam Raimi Feels About His Polarizing Drag Me To Hell Ending

By Devin Meenan March 23rd, 2022

Well, that title certainly wasn't a lie.

How X Pulled Ti West Back Into The World Of Horror After 10 Years

By Ryan Scott March 23rd, 2022

'I never made a slasher movie. That felt like uncharted territory for me.'

Everything Wrong With Treating Online Comedic Criticism As Actual Film Criticism

By Witney Seibold March 23rd, 2022

When satirical criticism like CinemaSins is dominating culture, the rise of bad-faith film criticism is inevitable.

Why Many Of Channing Tatum's Ad-Libs Were Cut From The Lost City

By Sandy Schaefer March 23rd, 2022

Release the ad-lib cut.

Kingpin's Original Ending Could've Sent The Entire Movie Down The Gutter

By Lee Adams March 23rd, 2022

Kingpin may not have been a critically acclaimed hit like a few other comedies from the Farrelly Brothers, but it just might be their best.

That Bathtub Scene In A Quiet Place Was As Brutal As It Looks

By Jeremy Mathai March 23rd, 2022

"A Quiet Place" is full of gripping set pieces, and Emily Blunt's bathtub birthing scene is one of the best. As it turns out, filming the scene was tough.

STX Places Rights To Chris Pine Thriller The Contractor In Bankruptcy

By Jeremy Mathai March 23rd, 2022

STX describes the move as 'surgical and strategic.'

Luke Skywalker's First Star Wars Costume Had A Surprisingly Simple Piece Of Clothing

By Lyvie Scott March 23rd, 2022

Even though Star Wars takes place in a galaxy far, far away, part of Luke Skywalker's original Star Wars wardrobe came straight from a department store.

Denzel Washington's Training Day Role Sparked A Surprising Amount Of Controversy

By Lyvie Scott March 23rd, 2022

Denzel Washington may have won an Oscar for his role in Training Day, but there were some who weren't too happy with him taking the role of a corrupt cop.