Why A Climactic Kiss Was Cut From Twisters
Twisters did film a kiss between Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones' characters, but Steven Spielberg advised the director to cut it.
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Barbarian Director Thought The Horror Movie Would Be Nothing More Than A Short Film
Zach Cregger, the director of the horror hit Barbarian, thought his first pass at the script might result in a short film that would probably never get made.
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Unlike The Dinos Of Jurassic World, Twisters Evolved With The Real Science Of Tornadoes
Twisters takes its tornadoes to the next level by incorporating recent scientific research - something the Jurassic World franchise could learn from.
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Twisters Sucks Up $80 Million At The Box Office In Opening Weekend
Disaster movie Twisters has blown past projections in its opening weekend at the box office, and is on track for an estimated $80.5 million debut.
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Twisters Director Took His Cues From Several Golden Age Filmmakers [Exclusive]
Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung was inspired by several directors from the 1930s and '40s when it came to the romance in his new blockbuster.
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Twisters Secured An Increasingly Rare Filmmaking Privilege Thanks To Steven Spielberg
It's not every day that modern Hollywood blockbusters are shot on film, but Lee Isaac Chung got an assist from Steven Spielberg to make it happen on Twisters.
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Twisters Director Was Afraid To Take The Job, But That Fear Lit A Fire Under Him [Exclusive]
Minari director Lee Isaac Chung was afraid to direct a big-budget movie like Twisters, but in our interview, he tells us why he decided to face his fears.
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How Star Wars Played A Role In The Making Of Twisters
Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung earned that directing job partially because of his work directing Star Wars TV shows for Lucasfilm.
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Twisters Ending Explained: If You Feel It, Chase It
Twisters is a crowd-pleasing, great time at the theater. Does the ending indicate a sequel? Let us explain.
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The 10 Best Blockbusters From Indie Directors, Ranked
Hollywood has a habit of hiring indie directors to direct big budget blockbusters. Here's our list of the 10 best movies that have emerged from that practice.
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The 10 Best Blockbuster Performances By Character Actors, Ranked
In honor of the Twister sequel Twisters hitting theaters, here are the 10 best blockbuster performances by character actors ranked.
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Glen Powell Is Remaking An All-Time Classic Kurt Russell Movie
Glen Powell looks to up his dad movie game by starring in a remake of the Kurt Russell firefighter thriller Backdraft.
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Twisters Won't Have A Flying Cow (For A Good Reason)
Twisters director Lee Isaac Chung didn't want the film to be pigeonholed as 'the big flying cow movie.'
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Nicolas Cage Will Never Play Another Character Like Longlegs For One Reason
Nicolas Cage gives a mesmerizing performance as a serial killer in Longlegs, but the actor has a reason why he never wants to play a character like that again.
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That Time A Tornado Destroyed A Drive-In Playing Twister ... Or Did It?
Is the urban legend about Twister playing in a drive-in theater when it was hit by a real tornado true? Sort of.
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You Better Believe The Trailer For John Woo's Remake Of The Killer Features Doves
Action maestro John Woo is back with the trailer for Peacock's The Killer, a remake of Woo's own 1989 classic. Nathalie Emmanuel and Omar Sy lead the cast.
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Twisters Review: '90s Blockbusters Aren't Dead Yet In This Heartfelt Spielbergian Sequel
Twisters might not blow you away, but it's a heck of a fun time at the movies with a lot of heart and a stand out performance from Glen Powell.
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A New Italian Thriller Has Become A Quick Hit On Netflix
An Italian thriller from director Renato De Maria has been topping charts all over the world, but how is the movie performing in the US Netflix charts?
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The 5 Scariest Serial Killer Movies, Ranked
To celebrate the release of Longlegs, here are the scariest serial killers ever put on screen, from the Zodiac killer to Hannibal Lecter.
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Al Pacino Improvised A Classic Moment In Dog Day Afternoon
Dog Day Afternoon has a classic Al Pacino screaming scene, which was itself a moment of improvisation.
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The Deeper Meaning Of Denis Villeneuve's Enemy, Explained
Denis Villeneuve's movie Enemy stars Jake Gyllenhaal in dual roles as a history professor and his doppelganger, but there's a deeper meaning to be explored.
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The One Line In Minority Report That Colin Farrell Just Couldn't Get Right
Minority Report strangely predicted the technology of the future, but according to Colin Farrell, the technobabble didn't make for easy line deliveries.
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The Fiery Kurt Russell Film That Came With A Thrill-Inducing Tourist Attraction
Following Kurt Russell's 1991 firemen-centric thriller Backdraft, Universal Studios created a theme park attraction that let visitors feel the heat.
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Rian Johnson's Looper Was Largely Influenced By An '80s Harrison Ford Thriller
Rian Johnson's Looper heads off in many surprising directions, a trick it picked up from the Harrison Ford-led Witness.
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Did An Obscure '80s Film Influence The Biggest Stunt In Furious 7?
Did Furious 7 unintentionally rip off an obscure 1986 action film written by John Carpenter called Black Moon Rising?
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Kurt Russell's Dark Blue Character Deviated From The Actor's Typical Forte
Kurt Russell knew his character in Ron Shelton's semi-forgotten 2003 thriller Dark Blue was unlike any character he'd ever played before.
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The One Stephen King Book That Will Never Get A Film Adaptation
Don't expect Stephen King's Rage to ever be adapted for TV or film, with the author himself having pulled it from publication.
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