Austin Powers' Box Office Opening Got Beat By A Kurt Russell Movie
Kurt Russell's 1997 thriller Breakdown opened opposite the first Austin Powers movie at the box office, and the comedy had Breakdown's director sweating.
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Eli Wallach Died With One Regret Over 1960's The Magnificent Seven
Eli Wallach had one regret about playing the villain in John Sturges' 1960 classic The Magnificent Seven, and it involved Elmer Bernstein's masterful score.
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A French Shark Thriller Has Been Swimming Along Netflix's Top Charts
Netflix has a new French shark movie that's turned out to be a big hit for the streaming service.
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How To Watch Ishana Night Shyamalan's The Watchers At Home
Who watches The Watchers? You can, now that Ishana Night Shyamalan's horror film is headed to the home market.
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Kurt Russell's Daily Commute For Breakdown Was Anything But Ordinary
When Kurt Russell starred in Jonathan Mostow's 1997 thriller Breakdown, he was able to secure a somewhat unusual deal for his daily commute to the set.
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M3GAN Is Getting A Horny Spin-Off Movie About An A.I. Lovebot
The M3GAN universe is expanding with SOULM8TE, a 1990s-style erotic horror-thriller from Blumhouse and James Wan's Atomic Monster.
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The Usual Suspects' Lockup Scene Was Saved By Farts And Improv
An actor secretly farted during the lockup scene in The Usual Suspects, and the improv response from the others gave the movie a moment it desperately needed.
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The Burt Reynolds Movie That Got A Big Fat Zero On Rotten Tomatoes
Burt Reynolds is a legendary movie star, but even he couldn't avoid the dreaded 0% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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This Is Ethan Hawke's Worst Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Most of the time, Ethan Hawke's movies are pretty good – or at least interesting. Getaway is not one of those movies.
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Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Provides Box Office Backup With $56 Million Opening Weekend
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence ride to the rescue with Bad Boys: Ride or Die, which is providing a much-needed oxygen mask for the summer box office.
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Kurt Russell Wrote Escape From L.A.'s Most Meta Moment Himself
Kurt Russell is probably the only person John Carpenter trusts to make creative changes, like he did for Escape From L.A.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Alien Franchise
If you think there are only six films in the Alien franchise, you're sorely mistaken. Here's the correct order to watch the entire series, including shorts.
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The Wasp Review: Natalie Dormer And Naomie Harris Stun In A Dark, Riveting Psychological Thriller
The Wasp, starring Natalie Dormer and Naomie Harris, is disturbing and will stick with you long after the credits roll. Here's our Tribeca review.
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How To Watch I Saw The TV Glow At Home
Jane Schoenbrun's singular film is now available outside of theaters. Here's how to watch I Saw The TV Glow at home, and when you can get the movie on Blu-ray.
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Where Have All The Memorable Movie Themes Gone? Hollywood Composers Speak Out [Exclusive]
What happened to the memorable, hummable movie themes that used to populate American blockbusters? We spoke with several Oscar-winning composers to find out.
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The Footage In Netflix's Skywalkers: A Love Story Documentary Trailer Will Give You A Heart Attack
Jeff Zimbalist's doc Skywalkers: A Love Story comes to Netflix in July, and the trailer reveals incredible footage of daredevils illegally climbing skyscrapers.
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The Horrors Of The Purge Became Too Real For The Director To Handle
The director of The Purge movies had to step away when the horror started to resemble real life a bit too closely.
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Sylvester Stallone Sat Out One Of Cliffhanger's Best Stunts – But His Co-Star Didn't
One of Cliffhanger's best and most memorable stunts was largely shot for real in the Italian Alps. But Sylvester Stallone filmed his parts on a sound stage.
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How Argylle Director Matthew Vaughn Feels About The Movie's Terrible Reviews
Argylle had some of the most brutal reviews of 2023, and director Matthew Vaughn doesn't understand the hate.
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A Clockwork Orange's Malcolm McDowell Thinks Many Misunderstood The Classic Film
A Clockwork Orange is a Stanley Kubrick classic but according to star Malcolm McDowell, it's also misunderstood.
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The Jim Carrey Movie With A Depressing Rotten Tomatoes Score Of 0%
Jim Carrey starred in a dark, gloomy thriller that has a low, low, low 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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One Of Hugh Jackman's Best Roles Gave The Actor A 'Pit' In His Stomach
Hugh Jackman's role in Denis Villeneuve's Prisoners is haunting and tragic, enough so as to make the actor uneasy before he'd shot a single scene.
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Dakota Fanning Channeled A Dracula Heroine For The Watchers [Exclusive]
Dakota Fanning's character in The Watcher is named Mina, and in an interview, the actress told us she loved the nod to the Dracula character of the same name.
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Twister's Bill Paxton Had A 'Tougher' Sequel Idea In Mind Years Ago
Twister is finally getting a sequel this year, but original star Bill Paxton had an idea for 'the Jaws version' of the movie years ago.
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Your Complete Guide To Everyone In The Knives Out 3 Cast
Rian Johnson's Knives Out 3, titled Wake Up Dead Man, is loaded with big-name stars and industry veterans. Here's our guide to the film's cast.
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One Of The Most Underrated Horror Franchises Is Getting A Series
The Creep Tapes is finally in the works, thanks to a new video shared by the horror franchise's star Mark Duplass and director Patrice Brice.
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A Polish Murder Mystery Is Quickly Making Its Way Up Netflix's Top Charts
Polish murder mystery Colors of Evil: Red has found its way onto Netflix's top charts and isn't too far behind Godzilla Minus One.
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