The 60s Western That Helped Launch Clint Eastwood To Stardom
The Western genre would never be the same again after Clint Eastwood joined forces with Sergio Leone in the '60s for A Fistful of Dollars.
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The Sexiest Moments In Challengers, Ranked
One of the sexiest scenes in Luca Guadagnino's tennis love triangle movie Challengers involves verbal sparring over churros.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Had An Issue With Real Pythons On Set
Real pythons were slithering around the set of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire -- so much so that a wrangler was required. But watch out for the gympie-gympies.
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The Most Confusing Moments In Tenet, Explained
Christopher Nolan's Tenet can be pretty confusing, so we try to explain what the heck is going on right here.
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Challengers Borrows A Key Element From Alfonso Cuaron's Best Movie
With its complex love triangle where all the sides connect, Challengers shares a lot of DNA with Alfonso Cuaron's Y Tu Mama Tambien.
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Studio Notes On In The Mouth Of Madness Had Director John Carpenter Shocked
Director John Carpenter received some wild and crazy studio notes when making In the Mouth of Madness.
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The Most Confusing Moments In Primer Explained
Shane Carruth's time-travel film Primer absolutely requires repeat viewings to be understood. Here are its most confusing moments explained.
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The First Concept For Leprechaun Was 'Much More Horrific'
The horror movie Leprechaun was originally written to be much scarier than the final film ended up being.
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One Of Denis Villeneuve's Best Films Came With Life-Threatening Risks
Sicario is one of Denis Villeneuve's best movies, and making it came with some challenges.
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Francis Ford Coppola Was Recruited By Children For One Of His Most Classic Films
Francis Ford Coppola's film adaptation of The Outsiders is considered a classic, but it wouldn't have happened without some help from real teenagers.
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1960's The Magnificent Seven Faced A Tight Deadline That Could Have Killed The Movie
John Sturges was a crisis-averting machine, which came in handy when he faced an impending actors' strike while making his 1960 classic The Magnificent Seven.
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The Only Kurt Russell Movie That Has A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
Kurt Russell's filmography is littered with cult classics and blockbuster hits, but only one film has a perfect score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire's Trapper Mixes Three Movie 'Man-Children' Into One
Dan Stevens was inspired by three unlikely figures for his role as Trapper in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
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Dune's VFX Team Had To Create A Whole New Technique For The Hologram Scenes
Denis Villeneuve and his crew added an extra level of visual flair to Dune's Hunter Seeker scene, which called for some VFX ingenuity.
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Leia Wasn't Originally Luke's Sister In Star Wars — And Darth Vader Wasn't His Dad
The Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and Leia Organa Star Wars family tree almost looked a lot different.
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This Was Anton Yelchin's Favorite Episode From Star Trek: The Original Series
Anton Yelchin did his homework for Star Trek by watching original episodes. He had one favorite among the bunch.
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The Different Types Of Sci-Fi Bugs In Starship Troopers, Explained
Let's break down all the big bugs from the sci-fi cult classic Starship Troopers. And remember: the only good bug is a dead bug.
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Here's Where You Can Watch The Notebook
Want to watch The Notebook, starring Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams? You're in luck: it's streaming right now.
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The Simpsons Movie Cut A Kang And Kodos Cameo To Appease Outraged Fans
The Simpsons alien characters Kang and Kodos almost made an appearance in The Simpsons movie. Almost.
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There Are Three Perfect Charlie Chaplin Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Three classic Charlie Chaplin films have earned perfect scores on Rotten Tomatoes. What does that mean, though?
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How John Wayne Tried To Stop Steven Spielberg From Directing 1941
Steven Spielberg wanted John Wayne in '1941,' but despite the legendary filmmaker directing, The Duke was uninterested in this 'un-American' film.
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What Sam Rockwell Really Spit On Tom Hanks' Face In The Green Mile
Sam Rockwell's Green Mile character, 'Wild Bill' Wharton, is a real scumball, and Rockwell (plus some nasty egg white spittle) brought him to life perfectly.
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Kurt Russell Is Responsible For A Signature Snake Detail In Escape From New York
Kurt Russell came up with a specific bit of costuming for Snake Plissken in John Carpenter's Escape From New York.
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Zendaya Fans Launch Challengers To A $15 Million Box Office Debut
Zendaya's sexy tennis movie Challengers outperforms expectations and scores director Luca Guadagnino's biggest box office opening weekend so far.
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Blair Witch Movies Ranked
The Blair Witch Project is back in the news, so let's look back and rank the three films in the franchise.
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In May 2024
Act fast and watch these movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in May of 2024.
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Why Christopher Lloyd Thought He Was Being Replaced In The Addams Family
Christopher Lloyd might not be the spitting image of Uncle Fester from the Addams Family comics, but he can sure play the role like nobody's business.
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