Mickey Rourke & Ving Rhames Both Almost Stole Kurt Russell's Death Proof Role
Death Proof cast Kurt Russell over heavyweights Mickey Rourke and Ving Rhames, although the actor still used them as peripheral influences.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Death Race Franchise
The Death Race movies are as incoherent as they are ridiculously entertaining. Here's the best way to go about making sense of this franchise.
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Dune Director Denis Villeneuve Hit Back At Critics Of The Films' Length
Dune director Denis Villeneuve not only feels the films are the perfect length, but he also believes young people like longer movies in general.
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Director George Lucas Made A Heroic Gesture To Save Apocalypse Now
When director Francis Ford Coppola's war epic Apocalypse Now was in trouble, his old pal George Lucas stepped in to offer a financial lifeline.
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Total Recall's Director Wanted To Make The Three-Breasted Woman Even Weirder
Total Recall director Paul Verhoeven almost made the infamous three-breasted women's design even more extreme before (wisely) being talked out of it.
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The 10 Best Sherlock Holmes Actors, Ranked
Hundreds of actors have played Sherlock Holmes over the years, but here are the 10 best actors ranked - from Basil Rathbone to Benedict Cumberbatch.
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Fox Desperately Tried To Save Its Studio By Selling Now-Priceless Props
Fox was in dire straits by the '70s, leading the studio to sell props from classic films like The Sound of Music.
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The NSFW Starship Troopers Scene That Denise Richards Refused To Do
Paul Verhoeven originally had a NSFW scene in Starship Troopers (no shock there), but star Denise Richards put her foot down.
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Tom Hardy's Weirdest Voices In Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
In honor of The Bikeriders, here are some of Tom Hardy's weirdest and most memorable voices and accents, ranked.
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Zach Galligan's Crush On Phoebe Cates Helped Him Land The Lead In Gremlins
Zach Galligan's very obvious crush on Phoebe Cates during the audition for Gremlins helped him land the lead role.
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Before Suicide Squad, Improvised Trash-Talking Led To Margot Robbie And Will Smith's First Team-Up
Margot Robbie landed her role opposite Will Smith in the con artist flick Focus by trashing-talking her future Suicide Squad costar.
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Why Director David Fincher Isn't Worried About AI
Director David Fincher is keeping a close eye on AI. How does he feel about it? He's not entirely sure just yet.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Escape From Alcatraz
These are the only major actors still alive from the Clint Eastwood movie Escape From Alcatraz.
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The Jackass Movies, Ranked
There are five total Jackass movies, if we don't count the half-releases with deleted scenes, and they're pretty much all hilarious. Here they are ranked!
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Kurt Russell Gave Guardians Of The Galaxy's CGI Team Some Constructive Criticism
Kurt Russell convinced Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2's creative team to not rely solely on CGI to de-age his character Ego.
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Why 20th Century Studios Hesitated To Cast Justin Long In Dodgeball
Dodgeball's script had a character written with Justin Long in mind, but 20th Century Studios feared he was too old to play 'Justin.'
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Donnie Darko's Mysterious Frank The Rabbit, Explained
Frank the rabbit became one of the most memorable images in the strange cult hit Donnie Darko. But what does it all mean?
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Ant-Man And The Wasp's Lab Set Shattered A Massive MCU Record
Ant-Man and the Wasp, rather ironically, features the largest physical set in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Every Movie In Pixar's Cars Franchise, Ranked
Pixar's Cars movies represent the animation studio at both its best and worst. Let's rank 'em.
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Austin Powers' Box Office Opening Got Beat By A Kurt Russell Movie
Kurt Russell's 1997 thriller Breakdown opened opposite the first Austin Powers movie at the box office, and the comedy had Breakdown's director sweating.
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Stephen King's First On-Screen Appearance Wasn't For His Own Work
Stephen King made his big screen debut in a movie directed by George A. Romero, but it wasn't an adaptation of a King novel.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Pumpkinhead Horror Franchise
Did you know there are four films in the Pumpkinhead franchise? Well, now you do, and here's the correct order to watch the horror series.
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Dune's Failure Taught David Lynch A Lesson
David Lynch notoriously did not have a good time making his version of Dune, but it did teach him a valuable lesson about filmmaking.
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Eli Wallach Died With One Regret Over 1960's The Magnificent Seven
Eli Wallach had one regret about playing the villain in John Sturges' 1960 classic The Magnificent Seven, and it involved Elmer Bernstein's masterful score.
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How 1989's Batman Made Tim Burton A Box Office Superhero
Batman (1989) paved the way for today's superhero movie culture and smashed the box office in the process.
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How Steven Spielberg Set Denis Villeneuve On The Path To Dune
Dune's Denis Villeneuve credits his interest in filmmaking to one man: Steven Spielberg. Here are some times the two have crossed paths and traded compliments.
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A French Shark Thriller Has Been Swimming Along Netflix's Top Charts
Netflix has a new French shark movie that's turned out to be a big hit for the streaming service.
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