Why The Beverly Hills Cop TV Show Never Happened, According To Director Barry Sonnenfeld
There was once a Beverly Hills Cop TV show in the works, and a pilot was even shot with Brandon T. Jackson and Eddie Murphy. So what happened?
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The World's Most Famous Stuntman Explains How He Directed Terminator 2's Opening Scene [Exclusive]
Acclaimed former stuntman Vic Armstrong tells us about his experience directing the opening future war sequence of Terminator 2 and fighting with James Cameron.
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There Is Only One Real Contender For The Greatest Body Horror Movie Of All Time
When it comes to any list of the greatest body horror movies ever made, one film stands above the rest.
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Speak No Evil Remake Director Explains Why The Ending Is So Different From The Original [Exclusive]
James Watkins, the director of Blumhouse's Speak No Evil remake, tells us why his version has such a different ending from the original 2022 movie.
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New Sopranos Doc Delved Into HBO's Archives To Create One Of Its Coolest Moments [Exclusive]
Alex Gibney tells us about directing HBO's two-part doc Wise Guy: David Chase and The Sopranos, including its fascinating recreation of the opening credits.
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I Can't Stop Thinking About The Worst Movie I've Seen In 2024
A24's newest horror movie The Front Room is a deeply unpleasant and annoying descent into a shallow nightmare. So why can't I stop thinking about it?
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Netflix's Rebel Ridge Almost Starred A Star Wars Actor Before Aaron Pierre
In an unusual move, the original star of Jeremy Saulnier's new Netflix action thriller Rebel Ridge left the production a month into filming.
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice's Biggest Twist Is The Film's Secret Weapon
Beetlejuice has a twist that hasn't been revealed in marketing, and it makes for a surprising turn in the sequel's story that takes the movie to another level.
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This Bleak Interpretation Of Blink Twice's Ending Makes The Movie Even Darker
Zoë Kravitz's Blink Twice features some pretty gnarly subject matter, but this reading of the movie's ending makes the film even darker than we thought.
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The New Alien TV Series Presents A Big Problem For The Franchise Timeline
Noah Hawley's Alien TV show supposedly takes place around the year 2094. Here's why that could prove to be a small problem for the franchise's timeline.
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Terminator Zero's Period Setting Somehow Makes The Anime Even More Terrifying
The new Netflix anime series Terminator Zero is largely set in 1997, but despite its period setting, the show taps into extremely modern fears.
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Only Murders In The Building Season 4 Begins The Mystery In A Totally New Way
Only Murders in the Building season 4 begins the latest mystery in an entirely new way, bucking the usual formula and shaking up the narrative in the premiere.
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15 Years Later, A Beloved Animated Movie Is Finally A Box Office Hit
15 years after its original debut, Henry Selick's stop-motion movie Coraline is still raking in significant amounts of money at the box office via re-releases.
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Dark Matter Is Getting A Second Season On Apple TV+, But What Could It Be About?
Dark Matter season 2 is coming to Apple TV+, despite the first season adapting the entirety of the book. Here's what season 2 could be about.
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Somehow, Smell-O-Vision Returned: MovieScent Will Release Smells Synced To Your Home Viewing Experience
Somehow, Smell-O-Vision returned. Would you want a product that releases smells that are synced to what you're watching at home?
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Things Have Gone From Bad To Worse For Borderlands At The Box Office
Borderlands, the new film based on the beloved video game series, is shaping up to be one of the worst box office bombs of the modern era.
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Alien: Romulus Is A Stealth Remake Of Another Fede Álvarez Movie
Alien: Romulus feels awfully similar to another Fede Álvarez horror movie.
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Prometheus Is Absolutely Crucial To Ridley Scott's Alien Franchise
Director Ridley Scott's 2012 prequel Prometheus has a somewhat iffy reputation these days, but it's an absolutely essential entry in the Alien franchise.
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The Best Movies About Making Movies Have One Thing In Common
Some of the best movies about filmmaking, like Bowfinger, One Cut of the Dead, Ed Wood, Singin' in the Rain, Be Kind Rewind, and more, have something in common.
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Why James Wan Is The Perfect Fit For A Creature From The Black Lagoon Remake
James Wan is attached to direct a remake of the classic Universal Monster movie Creature from the Black Lagoon. Here's why he's a perfect choice for the gig.
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The First Tron: Ares Footage Is So Good That It Made Me Forget I Don't Like Tron That Much
Tron: Ares looks like a horror movie rather than a sci-fi adventure, and that is more than enough to have our attention.
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Every Freaky Lil' Weirdo Played By Cuckoo Actor Dan Stevens, Ranked
The great Dan Stevens plays a weirdo in the new movie Cuckoo, so we took that as an opportunity to rank all of the freaky lil' weirdos he's played so far.
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These Are Some Of The Best Video Game-Adjacent Movies Ever Made
Video game movies have been awful for decades, with a few rare exceptions. Here are some of the best video game-adjacent movies not directly adapting a game.
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House Of The Dragon's Fatal Flaw Will Likely Follow The Show To The Bitter End
House of the Dragon has a problem that's plagued the series since season 1, and if the showrunner's recent comments are accurate, that problem may stick around.
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Harold And The Purple Crayon Is The Big Baffling Box Office Disaster Of The Summer
Sony's Harold and the Purple Crayon is one of the biggest misfires of the year so far at the box office, so let's take a look at what went wrong.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Most Unsung Masterpiece Is Finally Getting A 4K Release [Exclusive]
One of M. Night Shyamalan's very best movies has experienced a slow reappraisal over the past few years, and the director is working on a 4K physical release.
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Split Is The Most Important Film Of M. Night Shyamalan's Career
M. Night Shyamalan's career trajectory is arguably as interesting as his movies, and 2016's Split helped cement his resurgence in a huge way.
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