A 2014 Scott Derrickson Horror Movie Is Quickly Climbing Netflix Charts
Scott Derrickson's Deliver Us from Evil isn't considered one of his stronger horror films, yet it's gained a second lease on life thanks to Netflix.
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The Zone Of Interest Trailer Presents The Most Disturbing Movie Of 2023
Jonathan Glazer, the director of Under the Skin, returns with the disturbing The Zone of Interest. Watch the unsettling trailer for the film right here.
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Here's How You Can Watch Saw X At Home
Are you ready to play another game? Saw X is headed to PVOD just in time for Halloween, with its home media release to follow a month later.
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I Would Thanos-Snap Away Every MCU Movie To Save A Single Martin Scorsese Picture
The MCU is a major defining cultural event of the last 15 years ... and yet, there's not a single Martin Scorsese film that isn't worth more than the franchise.
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One Young Five Nights At Freddy's Star Loved The Murder-Bots Very, Very Much
Far from being scared, Abby actor Piper Rubio became best friends with Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, and Foxy while working on the Five Nights at Freddy's movie.
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How Aliens Broke Sci-Fi Ground Through Lambert
James Cameron's Aliens and Ridley Scott's Alien are groundbreaking movies in many ways, but especially (though somewhat covertly) through the character Lambert.
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Relic Ending Explained: Beware The Black Spot
A family curse is more allegorical than literal in the chilling ending of 2020 psychological horror film Relic.
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The Black Phone: Release Date, Cast, And More
Scott Derrickson's upcoming horror movie The Black Phone promises a whole basement full of scares. Here's what we know about its cast, release date, and more.
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5 Reasons Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Is A Box Office Juggernaut
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour rocked the box office this weekend, and there's more than one reason why it was such a hit.
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Action Kings Oscar Isaac, Jason Momoa, And Gerard Butler To Lead The Coolest-Sounding Crime Movie Of The Year
Gerard Butler, Oscar Isaac, and Jason Momoa are starring in In the Hand of Dante, a crime-thriller directed by Julian Schnabel and produced by Martin Scorsese.
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The Hunger Games Director Regrets One Of Mockingjay's Biggest Decisions
The Hunger Games franchise director Francis Lawrence understands why people were 'frustrated' by his decision to split Mockingjay into two films.
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Director Renny Harlin Talks About His Strangers Trilogy And Playing With Horror Icons [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Renny Harlin, who has returned to the world of horror by directing the upcoming The Strangers trilogy and wants to keep the story going.
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Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Already Smashed A Major Box Office Record In A Single Weekend
Move over Justin Bieber. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is now the highest-grossing concert film ever domestically after its opening weekend at the box office.
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Deleted Edge Of Tomorrow Scenes You've Got To See
Doug Liman's time-looping sci-fi action movie Edge of Tomorrow rarely pauses to take a breath, but these deleted scenes show where it could have.
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Why James Earl Jones Didn't Consider Voicing Darth Vader An Acting Role
James Earl Jones has been providing the voice of Darth Vader since the very beginning, but to him, it's not an acting performance.
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Eli Roth's Thanksgiving Is A Modern Remake Of A Lost Horror Movie That Never Existed
The trailer for Eli Roth's Thanksgiving doesn't look anything like the Grindhouse trailer it is based on, and that's by design.
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Ferrari Review: Michael Mann Captures The Nervy High Drama Of Racing
Featuring a stellar performance from Penelope Cruz, Ferrari is one of Michael Mann's most emotionally satisfying films in years. Read our review here.
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One Anime Does Everything La La Land Tried, And Failed, To Do
Director Yuzuru Tachikawa's Blue Giant anime film adaptation succeeds where La La Land failed at showing why jazz is dying and how people are keeping it alive.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Director Is 'Honored' To Be Part Of A Horror Legacy [Exclusive]
Emma Tammi, the director of the long-awaited Five Nights at Freddy's movie, understands how important it will be to young fans everywhere.
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No One Wanted The Exorcist's Original Author To Direct The Exorcist 3 - But He Did It Anyway
Although William Peter Blatty wrote the book that inspired The Exorcist, he had to fight tooth and nail to direct The Exorcist III.
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R-Rated Movie Scenes We Never Got To See In The Original Cut
Many popular movies included scenes that earned them R or NC-17 ratings, meaning scenes needed to go to secure a PG-13 or R. These are some of those scenes.
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Possum Ending Explained: Master Of Puppets
Possum is an extremely scary movie with pathos and soul to boot. Dive deep into that enigmatic ending with this complete explainer.
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Why Did Anakin Kill Padmé In Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith? The Dark Side Clouds Everything
Anakin Skywalker loved his wife Padmé so much that he would do anything for her. So why did he end up killing her (and a bunch of kids) in Revenge of the Sith?
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Patrick Stewart Knew Literally Nothing About The X-Men When He Was Asked To Play Charles Xavier
Patrick Stewart didn't know anything about X-Men when offered Charles Xavier, though he did worry the role would be too similar to Star Trek's Captain Picard.
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X-Men: The Last Stand Director Quit Over A Nasty Trick Played On Halle Berry [NYCC]
Director Matthew Vaughn says that a studio executive prepared a fake X-Men: The Last Stand script to lure Halle Berry into signing on for the movie.
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A Moment From Robert Pattinson's Batman Audition Actually Inspired A Scene In The Film
As Robert Pattinson was getting into costume for his The Batman audition, Matt Reeves played a song from the score and inspired a scene in the final film.
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One Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Location Posed A Chronological Challenge
Due to the natural elements, most of the scenes in the village of Mayapore in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom had to be shot in non-chronological order.
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