One Episode Of Schitt's Creek Was Written Just To Annoy Eugene Levy
Schitt's Creek co-creator and star Eugene Levy thinks that his son, Dany Levy, wrote a certain episode just to mess with his hair.
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Screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns Says Writing Last Night In Soho And 1917 Was A Similar Process [Exclusive]
1917 and Last Night in Soho might be very different films, but screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns approached both by focusing on the characters' inner worlds.
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The Venture Bros. Creators Tease The Show's Resurrection With A 'Long-Form Special'
GO TEAM VENTURE! The canceled series is coming back with a movie, and the writers are teasing their progress.
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The Spine Of Night Star Lucy Lawless Talks Voice Acting, Animation, And Pumpkins [Interview]
Lucy Lawless is no stranger to saving the world in real life and on the screen. /Film chatted to her about her latest role in the animated The Spine of Night.
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How Scream's Editor Saved The Movie From The Weinsteins
It turns out there's a villain in the Scream franchise more awful than Ghostface.
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Werner Herzog Is Getting A Star Wars Action Figure, And He Would Like To See The Baby
Hasbro is bringing a lmortality and existential crises to your collectible shelf with the release of an action figure of Werner Herzog as The Client.
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Superhero Bits: Danny DeVito Wrote A Penguin Comic, Zack Snyder Had Plans For Riddler & More
In this edition, find out which villains Zack Snyder hoped to use in future DC Comics movies, learn about Danny DeVito's new Penguin comic, and more.
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Jamie Lee Curtis Would Like To Be In The Next Exorcist Movie, Thank You Very Much
Fresh off returning to her most famous role in Halloween and Halloween Kills, Jamie Lee Curtis has her eyes on another horror classic.
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How Dune Changed In The Editing Room During The Covid Delays [Exclusive]
The pandemic delay had a single silver lining for the Dune team: they were able to spend more time tinkering with the edit.
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Here's Why Will Ferrell Turned Down An Elf Sequel
Elf is such a beloved holiday hit that many fans want a sequel. But don't hold your breath, because not even $29 million could convince Will Ferrell to make it.
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Edgar Wright Has Not Seen Ant-Man And Has A Good Reason For Never Seeing It
Edgar Wright developed Ant-Man for close to a decade before leaving the film, so no, we don't blame him at all.
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Rust Armorer Has 'No Idea Where The Live Rounds Came From'
Rust armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed has released a statement regarding the on-set shooting that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
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Dune Editor Joe Walker Is The Voice Teaching You About The Sand Walk [Exclusive]
The identity of that voice in the educational videos teaching Paul about Arrakis is yet another delightful easter egg for Dune.
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Daily Podcast: Mini-Water Cooler: Fear Street, Last Night In Soho, The Empty Man, And More
On today's episode of /Film Daily, Ben stumps for the Fear Street trilogy and The Empty Man, while Jacob recommends Last Night in Soho and Dune.
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Ice Cube Exits Jack Black Comedy Oh Hell No After Refusing To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
Refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine, Ice Cube has walked away from a significant payday and will no longer star in Oh Hell No alongside Jack Black.
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Landscapers Trailer: Olivia Colman Buries Her Bloody Secrets In HBO True Crime Miniseries
Olivia Colman plays a woman with some skeletons in her closet (and in her backyard) in the trailer for HBO's true crime series Landscapers.
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Last Night In Soho Writer Remembers Penny Dreadful: 'We Were Just Too Soon, Weren't We?' [Exclusive]
Krysty Wilson-Cairns, co-writer of Last Night in Soho, laments that her work on Penny Dreadful didn't reach a bigger audience.
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Servant Season 3 Teaser: M. Night Shyamalan's Horror Series Returns In January
The Servant season 3 teaser has lots of people crying, people bleeding, and ominous landscapes. In short, things aren't boding well for the new season.
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Clips Round-Up: Mothers Of The Revolution Protests, Creepy Bits Interrogates, And Electric Jesus Mines '80s Nostalgia [Exclusive]
Check out this edition of SlashClips, where we bring you exclusive clips from hot new Digital, Blu-ray, and theatrical releases.
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Dune Editor Joe Walker On Finding The Rhythms In Editing, Narrating The Sand Walk Guide [Interview]
Dune editor Joe Walker has found a rhythm with Denis Villeneuve after several collaborations. /Film chatted with Walker on fine-tuning the sci-fi epic.
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Wes Craven Almost Didn't Direct Scream
Even though Scream is now a modern classic, the movie was almost missing one key ingredient: A Nightmare on Elm Street director Wes Craven.
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Venom 2 Has Surpassed Black Widow At The Box Office
Venom: Let There Be Carnage is having a feast at the box office, and has now surpassed Marvel Studios' Black Widow.
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Dune Villain Baron Harkonnen Was Inspired By Marlon Brando In Apocalypse Now [Exclusive]
Frank Herbert's Dune may have influenced countless other movies, but Denis Villeneuve's film paid special homage to a few other classics.
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John Krasinski's Thanksgiving Fantasy Comedy Adds Phoebe Waller-Bridge
John Krasinski is dipping back into the comedy pool with his next film, and he's got a murderer's row of comedians joining his cast.
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The Witcher Season 2 Trailer: Apocalypse? We've All Been There
The Witcher season 2 trailer is here, and it sees Henry Cavill's Geralt staring down the End of Days. Must be Tuesday.
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Oscar Isaac Passed On Playing Freddie Mercury In Bohemian Rhapsody
Before Rami Malek was cast as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, Oscar Isaac turned down the role because he didn't think anyone would want to watch it.
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Free Guy Visual Effects Supervisor Swen Gillberg On Creating Dude And Free City [Interview]
/Film spoke to Free Guy visual effects supervisor Swen Gillberg about how he turned Boston into a vivid gameplay environment.
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