How A Nightmare On Elm Street Inspired A Whole Genre Of 'Rubber Reality' Horror Films
I'm your boyfriend now, Nancy.
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Heath Ledger Won His Role In 10 Things I Hate About You The Moment He Walked Into The Room
'It was just the vibe.'
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How Midsommar Made Horror Out Of A Not-So-Scary Festival
But first, put on this bear suit.
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Shin Godzilla Ending Explained: Man Is More Frightening Than Godzilla
They say he's got to go, go go Godzilla.
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Leaving The Indiana Jones Franchise Behind Was A Tough Choice For Sean Connery
'I don't think Steven can make a bad film.'
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Alfonso Cuarón Relied On Clive Owen's 'BS' Sense While He Was Writing Children Of Men
When a director and an actor click, magic happens.
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James Gunn Lays Out DC Studios' Priorities For The Future Of The DC Universe
Priority number one: more num-num for Nanaue.
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10 Pages Was All It Took To Sell Daniel Radcliffe On The Guns Akimbo Script
'It's very hard not to be charmed by a script where the main protagonist has guns for hands after about page 10.'
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How Hollywood Sexism Killed Sigourney Weaver's Hopes Of Directing
'I was never comfortable.'
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Runaway Horror Hit Smile Has Now Passed $200 Million At The Worldwide Box Office
Parker Finn's Smile has emerged as the champion of the 2022 Halloween horror box office.
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Heat Exemplifies Michael Mann's Theory On Genre Films As A Whole
'I've got a theory, which probably holds no water whatsoever, about why there's so much genre content in media...'
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The Daily Stream: Hitchcock's Blackmail Is A Bold Transition To The Talkie Era
The sound era of cinema arrives with a roar in Alfred Hitchcock's Blackmail.
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Studio Demands Spelled Disaster For Ava Gardner On The Set Of The Angel Wore Red
Ava Gardner was desperate to break out of her glamorous seductress typecasting, but unfortunately, MGM wouldn't let her on the set of The Angel Wore Red.
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Why James Cameron Scrapped His Original Script For Avatar 2 (And Then Resurrected It)
James Cameron's first script for Avatar 2 had the Na'vi fighting with bows and arrows in zero gravity.
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Brendan Fraser Apologizes For Stunt That Halted San Francisco Bridge Traffic
'It brought traffic to a standstill on either side of the bridge.'
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A Highlander Stunt Slip-Up Almost Sent Sean Connery Packing
'Maybe we'll use my stunt double more.'
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Whiplash's Sundance Opening Was 'Very' Worrying For Damien Chazelle
'Looking back, obviously it worked out.'
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Christopher Walken Started Acting In Dean Martin And Jerry Lewis Comedy Sketches As A Child
'It was very different from most childhoods.'
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How Dwayne Johnson's Advice Helped John Cena Land His Role In Trainwreck
Just be yourself, man.
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You Can (Kinda) Thank Heath Ledger For Tobey Maguire's Infamous Spider-Man 3 Dance Moves
'Watching Heath do that in the stands, that's exactly what he did. In his youth and his fearlessness, he made them look so cool.'
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James Cameron Is Prepared To Wrap Things Up With Avatar 3 If The Sequels Aren't Profitable
James Cameron hasn't released a film in the streaming age yet, so Avatar: The Way of Water is a big test.
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Billy Madison Caused A Behind-The-Scenes Scramble To Find A New Title For Tommy Boy
'So we went into a tailspin...'
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Zac Efron Passed On Playing A Young Matthew Perry Again, But Not In A 17 Again Sequel
It could have starred Zac Efron and Aubrey Plaza, but we'll just have to wait and see who eventually does board Perry's directorial debut.
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Was Whiplash Realistic? That Depends On Who You Ask
Campy exaggeration or dark parable of where perfectionism leads? You decide.
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