Alejandro G. Iñárritu Could Never Direct A Marvel Movie, But He Respects Them
'I would not be able to do it. I don't know how they do that.'
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Ed Skrein Joins Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon, Taking Over For A Departing Rupert Friend
This movie now features both actors who played Daario Naharis on Game of Thrones.
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25 Years Ago, Starship Troopers Solidified Paul Verhoeven's Status As A Cinematic Satirist
Starship Troopers challenged audiences in 1997 thanks to director Paul Verhoeven's unflinching satire of fascism.
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There's A Scientific Reason Cloverfield Made You Sick To Your Stomach
Motion sickness could be considered its own movie-induced monster for some viewers of the found-footage kaiju horror film.
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Ethan Hawke Had Plenty Of Reasons To Be Scared About Saying Yes To Sinister
The prospect of making a scary movie can be scary too.
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Year Of The Vampire: What We Do In The Shadows Is A Sneakily Sad Satire About What Makes Life Worth Living
This film adds fangs to farce.
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Edward Norton's Glass Onion Character Isn't Directly Based On A Certain Tech Billionaire, Even Though It Feels Like It
An egotistical tech billionaire who gets in over his head? Where have we heard that before?
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Shocking Horror Movie Deaths No One Saw Coming
There's nothing quite like a genuinely groundbreaking fright.
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10 Horror Movies To Watch After Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
Hats off to horror-helming Sam Raimi for distinctly bringing the genre to the MCU.
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Colin Farrell Made For An All-Time-Great Horror Villain In Fright Night
The role of Jerry Dandridge is something to cut one's teeth on.
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The Sandra Oh Horror Movie You'll Want On Your Radar
The fear at the root of the film is a very relatable one.
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The 10 Most Terrifying A24 Horror Films, Ranked
Welcome to your slow-burning indie nightmare.
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How Jennifer's Body Became A True Cult Classic
Mocked and disregarded in 2009, Jennifer's Body has rightfully found an audience over a decade later.
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The Cellar Was Originally Envisioned As A 'Full-Blown Monster Mash-Up' With No Adults [Spoiler Interview]
Brendan Muldowney tells us about his early idea for The Cellar, designing a scary movie that families could watch together, and more.
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How Jenna Ortega's Scream Role 'Sealed The Deal' For X
2022 has introduced us to the next great scream queen.
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Paul W.S. Anderson Looked To James Cameron For Resident Evil's Inspiration
Paul W.S. Anderson was inspired to try something different with every Resident Evil installment.
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Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story Review: This True Crime Series Gives Too Much Of A Spotlight To A Fiend Who Loved Attention
This is a horrifying story told in a half-handed manner.
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How Death Proof Pulled Off Its Dangerous Car Stunts
Zoë Bell played a game of ship's mast that could have easily not been so death-proof without her expertise.
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The Mist's Opening Scene Nearly Spoiled Its Biggest Mystery
One writer shares his firsthand account of how a major decision was made on the set of The Mist.
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Toni Collette's Hereditary High Point Didn't Need A Rehearsal
It's one of the best horror performances of all time.
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M. Night Shyamalan Only Considers One Of His Films 'Real Horror'
He's made plenty of scary movies, but the director doesn't think of himself as a horror director.
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Ed Harris' Cameo In Gravity Was The Perfect Nod To Another Space Classic
Ed Harris: spaceman.
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There's A Dark Side To The Current Trend Of Semi-Autobiographical Movies
"We're not sure this is going to last, this thing called cinema."
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X Review: A Slick And Stunning Original Slasher [SXSW]
Ti West is back with a violent vengeance.
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Easter Eggs You Missed In I Am Legend
Yes, news of the upcoming sequel has has poking around the 2007 original all over again.
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Halo Trailer: Master Chief Comes To Paramount+
Here's a new look at the Halo series coming to Paramount+.
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Blumhouse Boards Beth De Araujo's SXSW Debut, Soft & Quiet
The film is described as a 'runaway train that follows a single afternoon in the life of Emily, an elementary school teacher.'
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