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Doc Holliday's Tombstone Coin Trick Is A Val Kilmer Staple

By Danielle Ryan July 8th, 2023

Val Kilmer has a few tricks up his sleeve.

Netflix's Nimona Had A Long, Hard Road To The Screen

By Sandy Schaefer July 8th, 2023

The film adaptation of ND Stevenson's comics is arriving right on time.

Indiana Jones 5 Would Have Focused On Indy And Marion Had Spielberg Directed

By Ryan Scott July 8th, 2023

'They were going to tell a different story.'

Into The Spider-Verse Spider-Man 2099 Miguel Lyla

Spider-Man 2099's LYLA In Across The Spider-Verse Took Cues From Halo And The Flintstones

By Devin Meenan July 8th, 2023

And now you know the shocking truth! Okay, it's not that shocking, but it's pretty surprising.

Joker: Folie à Deux's Look Is Inspired By One Of Francis Ford Coppola's Most Beautiful Films

By Sandy Schaefer July 8th, 2023

Todd Phillips' musical sequel is drawing from the film that forever changed the course of Coppola's career.

Bottoms Is Here To Save Us From Sanitized Queer Representation

By BJ Colangelo July 8th, 2023

'I think also when you make the whole box queer, you can have so much more fun and there isn't as much pressure on one person.'

Insidious The Red Door and Indiana Jones

Insidious: The Red Door Conjures $30 Million+ In Its Opening Weekend At The Box Office

By Hannah Shaw-Williams July 8th, 2023

Insidious: The Red Door takes the top spot from Indiana Jones with the second-highest opening weekend for the Insidious franchise.

Michael Bay Only Asked Two Questions Before Casting Megan Fox In Transformers

By Witney Seibold July 8th, 2023

Knowing this, now we have to wonder what he asked Shia LaBeouf.

Mission: Impossible Director Brian De Palma Was Against Making Any Sequels

By Debopriyaa Dutta July 8th, 2023

'Why would anybody want to make another one?'

The Ending Of Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Explained

By Jenn Adams July 8th, 2023

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny brings Harrison Ford's time as the iconic archaeologist to a close. Here, we break down the film's unexpected ending.

Shooting Gran Turismo Made The Movie's Star Vomit A Whole Bunch

By BJ Colangelo July 8th, 2023

Driving a race car is quite the experience, but it's even more difficult when you don't know how to drive, like Gran Turismo star Jann Mardenborough

Tales From The Box Office: Insidious Proved James Wan Was A Real Deal Horror Master

By Ryan Scott July 8th, 2023

Insidious proved that James Wan and Leigh Whannell's success with Saw was no fluke.

Why Rachel Weisz Wasn't In The Third Mummy Movie

By Witney Seibold July 8th, 2023

Third time wasn't the charm.

The Empty Man Was Ignored In 2020, But Let It Drag You Into The Depths Of Urban Myth

By Sandy Schaefer July 8th, 2023

This isn't the horror film you're expecting.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem

Shredder Was Originally In TMNT: Mutant Mayhem, But He's Being Saved For A Sequel

By Witney Seibold July 8th, 2023

'They needed to have more of a parallel story. And that's what Superfly gave us.'

Before Donning Falcon's Wings, Anthony Mackie Was Eyeing Another MCU Hero

By Witney Seibold July 8th, 2023

'I was trying to find a way to make them make Black Panther.'

Why Tim Allen Was Replaced As The Voice Of Buzz In Lightyear

By Sandy Schaefer July 8th, 2023

'Literally, the short answer is I've stayed out of this 'cause it has nothing to do [with Toy Story].'

1978's Superman Struggled To Find A Way To Make Christopher Reeve Fly

By Joe Roberts July 8th, 2023

Director Richard Donner had to overhaul the original plans for Superman's flying scenes, which he said looked 'corny.'

Does Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide

By Ryan Scott July 8th, 2023

Everyone should stick around to see who made this movie possible, but is there anything teasing Part Two of Dead Reckoning? We've got the spoiler-free answer.

Insidious: The Red Door Ending Explained

By Eric Langberg July 7th, 2023

"Insidious: The Red Door" picks up a decade after "Chapter 2," following two timeline-twisting prequels. So where does its ending leave the Lambert family?