10 Horror Movies That Deserve The Legacy Sequel Treatment
Laurie Strode and Sidney Prescott are back in action in all-new "Halloween" and "Scream" movies. We think it's time to bring back some other horror classics.
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Slash/Back: Release Date, Cast & More
Slash/Back is an Inuit alien invasion movie set in Nunavut, Canada. Here's the official release date and where you can watch it.
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Getting Dances With Wolves Into Kevin Costner's Hands Took Some Serious Doing
Kevin Costner's Dances With Wolves was a career highlight for the actor and director — but it took some convincing to get him to even consider the project.
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How Akira Kurosawa Revived The Career Of The Director Of Godzilla
Akira Kurosawa is remembered for his many contributions to cinema — some of which were collaborations with a Godzilla director.
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The 15 Best Universal Monster Movies, Ranked
Universal Classic Horror gave us many iconic movie monsters - and helped create the foundations of the genre.
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James Cameron Pushed True Lies' Budget To The Limit
True Lies was the first ever movie with a production budget north of $100 million, and James Cameron made it count.
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Daniel Craig Has No Hard Feelings About His Casino Royale Casting Controversy
Remember how furious the response was when Craig was first announced as Bond?
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A Pivotal Clockwork Orange Scene Called For Stanley Kubrick Tossing A Camera Off The Roof
It's a doozy of a shot.
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Bette Davis Had Kind Words About Working With Marilyn Monroe On All About Eve
'I thought she had talent.'
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Harrison Ford Insisted He Know Nothing About This Fugitive Scene Before Filming
'You find that man!'
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Spoonful Of Sugar Review: A Not So Sweet Domestic Horror Story [Fantastic Fest]
Spoonful of Sugar is bone-chilling, knee-buckling nastiness that punishes every character with zero compassion.
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What We Want To See In The Community Movie
Lights! Camera! Paintball! Community is finally fulfilling its promise of six seasons and movie.
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The Cast Of Wes Anderson's Isle Of Dogs Only Did Two Days Of Work
It's a labor advocate's dream come true: Bryan Cranston only worked two hours a day for two days on Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs.
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Sean Connery Bluntly Shot Down A Request To Return As James Bond
No former Bond has ever been as dead set on leaving the franchise behind as the O.G., Sean Connery.
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Paul Rudd Happily Passed The Halloween Kills Baton On To Anthony Michael Hall
Anthony Michael Hall, Paul Rudd, Brian Andrews — will the real Tommy Doyle please stand up?
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An American Werewolf In London Traces Its Roots To A 1940s Monster Movie Classic
The Wolf Man mythology goes back all the way to Hollywood's golden period.
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How Bros Reclaims The Funny Gay Sex Scene
Bros sets an example of how to make a gay romcom without turning gay sex itself into a punchline.
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The 15 Best Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Segments, Ranked
'In fact, you might even say we just ate Uter and he's in our stomachs right now!'
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The Best Sci-Fi Movies Streaming In October 2022 And Where To Find Them
Check out these five excellent sci-fi titles, available to stream in October.
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PETA Wants Steven Spielberg To Cut A Scene From The Fabelmans
Steven Spielberg has created Aliens out of animatronics and dinosaurs in CG, so why a real monkey for The Fabelmans?
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Connect Trailer: Takashi Miike Brings His Brand Of Horror To A Disney+ Korea Series
Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer, Audition) directed a six-episode body horror series for Disney+ Korea.
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Steven Spielberg's Favorite Goonies Memory Came At The Expense Of Richard Donner
Spielberg had a little surprise waiting for Donner, just when he thought he was free of his energetic young stars.
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Dead For A Dollar Director Walter Hill Shares His Affinity For Westerns [Exclusive Interview]
"I was nearly petrified when it dawned on me that this was about the 30th version of telling the Jesse James and the James Gang story."
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Donald Sutherland Gave Jaeden Martell Very Specific Advice On The Set Of Mr. Harrigan's Phone
Jaeden Martell hit the jackpot when he was able to get career advice from Donald Sutherland.
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The Daily Stream: The Breakfast Club Is A Problematic, Yet Quintessential 1980s High School Story
For kids at the time of the release of The Breakfast Club, John Hughes spoke to them directly.
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Every Main Character In Smile, Ranked Worst To Best
Smile's creepy threat belies a callous attitude towards people with mental illnesses, reflected in the film's characters. Still, some are better than others.
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