The Correct Order To Watch The Friday The 13th Movies
Wondering where to start with Jason Voorhees and the Friday the 13th series? Well, here are all the Friday the 13th movies in order.
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How A Legendary Hollywood Classic Inspired Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Christopher Miller and Phil Lord's Across the Spider-Verse is a feat of filmmaking, something they derived inspiration from a classic Hollywood epic.
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Godzilla's Pink Makeover In Godzilla X Kong Is The Hottest Reveal Of CCXP
Godzilla unleashes a hot new pink energy in the trailer for Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, but it's not the first time we've seen Godzilla go pink.
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The Titans Unite In The First Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Trailer
The Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire trailer brings back everyone's favorite Titans for an all-new MonsterVerse extravaganza.
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The People Under The Stairs Remake - Producers, Writer, And More Info
Wes Craven's phenomenal 1991 racial satire The People Under the Stairs is long overdue for a good remake, and that's exactly what producer Jordan Peele intends.
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Avengers: Infinity War Made A Problem For Marvel Only Killing Thanos Could Solve
How were the creators of Avengers: Endgame supposed to follow up Infinity War's snap? With a total change of tone and a renewed focus on character growth.
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The Zambian Film On Netflix That Had Audiences In Puddles Of Tears
Can You See Us? is a new Zambian film streaming on Netflix. Learn more about the emotional movie right here.
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Beyhive Buzz Boosts Beyoncé's Renaissance To $21 Million Opening Weekend At The Box Office
Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé has lit up the usually quiet post-Thanksgiving weekend with a $21 million box office debut.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Dirty Harry
Dirty Harry was one of the best movies of the 1970s. Here are the actors who are still around, 50-odd years after it first came out.
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Walter Koenig Had His One Request Ripped Away From Him In Star Trek: Generations
Walter Koenig was meant to have an emotional moment as Scotty, reconciling the disappearance of Captain Kirk, but it ended up being cut from the movie.
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Alternate Sci-Fi Villain Designs That Would've Blown Everyone Away
Sci-fi villains make up some of the most iconic characters of all time, but these started with very different looks that would have changed pop culture history.
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A Dynamite Debacle Slowed Down Filming For Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
For one of the shots on Hoth in the early scenes of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, a mishap resulted in a missed explosion cue for a key special effect.
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Nosferatu – Release Date, Cast, Director, And More Info
Robert Eggers is bringing the legendary vampire Count Orlok back to the big screen with his Nosferatu remake. Here's what we know about the film so far.
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Imaginary — Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
The upcoming Blumhouse movie Imaginary gives us a teddy bear neamed Chauncey and so much more. Here's what we know so far about the film.
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The Correct Order To Watch I Know What You Did Last Summer Movies
Here is the correct way to watch the I Know What You Did Last Summer movies in order. It's not what you might think.
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Adam Sandler's Leo May Be A Netflix Success, But His First Animated Feature Bombed
Adam Sandler's new Netflix animated feature Leo is a success, which is a sharp contrast to his animated film Eight Crazy Nights.
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One Interaction With William Shatner On Star Trek Left Walter Koenig In Severe Pain
Walter Koenig's experience on Star Trek was mostly positive, but he did have one very bad moment with William Shatner while filming The Wrath of Khan.
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Beetlejuice 2 – Release Date, Cast, Director, And More Info
Michael Keaton is finally returning as the 'Ghost With the Most.' Here's everything we know about Tim Burton's Beetlejuice 2 so far.
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No, Saltburn Is Not A 'Poor People Are Evil' Movie
Don't get lost searching for meaning in Saltburn. Emerald Fennell's movie is a wild, fun, amoral ride, not a condemnation of the rich or poor.
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Oppenheimer's Albert Einstein Actor Tom Conti Absolutely Hated Two Things About His Role
To play Albert Einstein in Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer, actor Tom Conti had to look the part, and that apparently wasn't a happy experience.
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Twin Avalanches Trapped The Crew Of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Not even two avalanches could stop filming on Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, though it certainly wasn't easy going for the cast and crew.
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Andy Serkis Was 'Gutted' By The Way Star Wars Handled Snoke
Andy Serkis loved playing Snoke in the Star Wars sequel films, but didn't exactly love how he went out.
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The Land Before Time Was A Big Box Office Hit - But The Franchise Refused To Go Extinct
Don Bluth's animated dinosaur adventure The Land Before Time was a huge hit that spawned 13 direct-to-video sequels.
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Netflix's May December Is The Latest Chapter In 2023's Reckoning With True Crime Stories
May December shows why we must remember that true crime tales are more than simple stories and those involved are not characters, but people.
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H.R. Giger's Alien Designs Earned Him A Macabre Nickname On Set
H.R. Giger is the visionary artist behind much of the creative vision of Ridley Scott's Alien, but his presence on set earned him his own monstrous nickname.
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The Fantastic Four Moment That Had Jessica Alba Questioning Her Career
Jessica Alba played Sue Storm in Marvel's previous Fantastic Four movies. One scene in the second film, however, gave her a bit of an existential crisis.
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Suzume Director Makoto Shinkai Embraces The Idea Of Things Getting Lost In Translation [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Japanese director Makoto Shinkai about Suzume, why that chair only has three legs, an Easter egg nodding to Studio Ghibli, and much more.
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