Frank Herbert's Son Provided Input On Denis Villeneuve's Dune Script
Dune creator Frank Herbert's son Brian Herbert has been instrumental in expanding the franchise, even working on Denis Villeneuve's film adaptations.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Hotel Transylvania Movies
Here are all of the Hotel Transylvania movies in order, plus our recommendation of the correct order to watch them if you're looking to dive into the franchise.
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The Pike Scene In Star Trek 2009 That Was 'Hideously Uncomfortable'
J.J. Abrams' Star Trek has Pike (Bruce Greenwood) being tortured by Nero (Eric Bana) in a scene that was just as unpleasant to film as it looks.
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The Purge Director Thinks Election Year Actually Took Things Too Far
The Purge films have never been subtle, but even the director of The Purge: Election year thinks the political horror was a bit extreme.
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The Bizarre Evolution Of Terrifier's Art The Clown
Art the Clown has lived a relatively short life, compared to other horror monsters, but he's seen quite the evolution from short films to the Terrifier movies.
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How Director Brian De Palma Created The Most Iconic Moment In The First Stephen King Movie
Brian De Palma used several cinematic tricks to pull off the big climatic scene of Carrie, the first Stephen King movie.
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Kurt Russell Made His Opinion Clear On An Escape From New York Remake
Don't count on Kurt Russell appearing in an Escape From New York remake, should it ever come to pass.
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The One Line In Minority Report That Colin Farrell Just Couldn't Get Right
Minority Report strangely predicted the technology of the future, but according to Colin Farrell, the technobabble didn't make for easy line deliveries.
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James Caan Did Not Find Will Ferrell Funny While Filming Elf
Even though Will Ferrell has made millions laugh every holiday season with Elf, he wasn't making co-star James Caan chuckle very much while shooting the movie.
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The Fiery Kurt Russell Film That Came With A Thrill-Inducing Tourist Attraction
Following Kurt Russell's 1991 firemen-centric thriller Backdraft, Universal Studios created a theme park attraction that let visitors feel the heat.
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Rian Johnson's Looper Was Largely Influenced By An '80s Harrison Ford Thriller
Rian Johnson's Looper heads off in many surprising directions, a trick it picked up from the Harrison Ford-led Witness.
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Hollywood's Obsession With 'Part Ones' Is Unhealthy – And There's One Clear Solution
Hollywood has a serious problem with splitting up films into parts, but we have the solution.
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Hotly-Hyped Horror Movie Longlegs Sets A New Box Office Record For Neon
Chilling trailers and rave reviews have propelled Osgood Perkins' new horror movie Longlegs to an estimated $22 million opening weekend at the box office.
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Kurt Russell's Overboard Has A Connection To National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
Does the 1987 Kurt Russell/Goldie Hawn comedy Overboard take place in the same cinematic universe as National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation?
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How Robert Downey Jr. Kept The Avengers Together When Marvel Was Being Cheap
Robert Downey Jr. was the reason the MCU took off. He also wasn't afraid to pressure Marvel into fairly compensating his Avengers costars.
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Twister's Box Office Success Redefined The Summer Movie Season — Literally
Twister not only raked in millions of dollars, but it did so before what was then the official start of box office summer, changing the movie season forever.
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Terminator 2's 'Boring' Sequel Idea Would Have Been A Schwarzenegger Overload
The sci-fi action thriller T2: Terminator 2 almost had double the Schwarzenegger.
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The Horror Films Of Director Oz Perkins, Ranked (Including Longlegs)
With Longlegs now playing in theaters, we've ranked all of Oz Perkins' unique horror movies so far.
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Dune's Stillsuits Could Become Real – And Astronauts May Wear Them To Mars
The stillsuits in Dune may not longer be limited the realm of sci-fi thanks to advances in real-world space travel gear.
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Did An Obscure '80s Film Influence The Biggest Stunt In Furious 7?
Did Furious 7 unintentionally rip off an obscure 1986 action film written by John Carpenter called Black Moon Rising?
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Kurt Russell's Dark Blue Character Deviated From The Actor's Typical Forte
Kurt Russell knew his character in Ron Shelton's semi-forgotten 2003 thriller Dark Blue was unlike any character he'd ever played before.
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Captain America: Brave New World Teaser Could Confirm Longtime X-Men Rumors
The Captain America: Brave New World teaser may reveal how the film will introduce Adamantium for the X-Men in the MCU.
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Kevin Smith's Next Jay And Silent Bob Outing Could Be A Horror Movie
Is Kevin Smith's latest Jay and Silent Bob adventure a horror movie? Let's investigate.
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Captain America 4 Finally Remembers The MCU's Biggest Forgotten Storyline
A forgotten moment from Eternals seems to get a callback in Captain America: Brave New World.
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Who Is Giancarlo Esposito's Captain America 4 Villain? Our Comic Book Expert Explores The Options
The first trailer for Captain America: Brave New World introduced Giancarlo Esposito's new Marvel Cinematic Universe villain, but who is he playing?
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Early Deadpool & Wolverine Footage Inspires Glowing Reactions – But What About The Rest Of The Movie?
Some lucky folks got a chance to see the beginning of Deadpool & Wolverine and came away impressed. Here are some of the early reactions.
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Captain America: Brave New World Trailer Addresses Its Biggest Recast Role Right Away
The Captain America: Brave New World trailer doesn't waste any time addressing the Harrison Ford-shaped elephant in the room.
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