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Jim Carrey in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Jim Carrey Nearly Starred In This Claustrophobic Thriller From The Early 2000s

By Danielle Ryan April 5th, 2022

After making a name for himself in comedy, Jim Carrey started tackling dramatic roles, and it almost led to a lead role in a single-location thriller.

The True Story That Inspired Dog Day Afternoon

By Lee Adams April 5th, 2022

The only thing wilder than Sidney Lumet's classic crime movie is the real story it's based on.

Morbius Director Addresses That Post-Credits Team-Up Tease

By Jenna Busch April 3rd, 2022

What do Morbius' post-credits scenes mean for the future of Sony's Spider-Man universe? Director Daniel Espinosa teases some possibilities.

The Scariest Scene In Hell House LLC Actually Makes Clowns Worse, Somehow

By Matt Donato April 1st, 2022

Hell House LLC is nothing if not creepy as all get out, and they earn that right because they have the worst clowns in the world.

Hold Onto Your Butts: This Is The Scariest Scene In Jurassic Park

By Ariel Fisher April 1st, 2022

"Jurassic Park is frightening in the dark."

Michael Mann Would Only Change One Thing About Al Pacino's Performance In Heat

By Joshua Meyer April 1st, 2022

It's certainly a memorable role for the iconic actor.

The 18 Best Conspiracy Thrillers Ranked

By Margaret David March 31st, 2022

These 18 conspiracy thriller films are the best examples of how flexible the genre can be, and what they might have to say about the world around us.

18% Said This Was Their Favorite Pixar Movie Of The Last 10 Years - Here's Our Pick

By BJ Colangelo March 30th, 2022

Among other Pixar gems, the survey features our favorite talking toys, suburban superheroes, and sentient emotions, oh my!

Harrison Ford as Richard Kimble in The Fugitive

How The Fugitive Pulled Off Its Brilliant Dam Jump Scene

By Sandy Schaefer March 29th, 2022

The Fugitive didn't rely on CGI to pull off this death-defying scene, but they did come up with a resourceful way to shoot it practically.

Moon Knight's Director Shares The Filmmaking Legends Who Influenced His Visual Style

By Valerie Ettenhofer March 29th, 2022

International cinema and Fight Club are among the projects that informed Mohamed Diab's work.

How A Failed Twin Peaks Spinoff Became Mulholland Drive

By Joshua Meyer March 28th, 2022

One of the greatest movies of the century so far has its roots in television.

The Contractor Review: A By-The-Numbers Thriller With Some Killer Performances

By Danielle Ryan March 28th, 2022

The Contractor is a middling action thriller with some strong performances.

The Last-Minute Change That Saved Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho

By Christian Gainey March 25th, 2022

We all know the imagery — it's iconic. But the sound of Psycho is as integral to its legacy.

Dr. Strangelove Ending Explained: We'll Meet Again

By Lee Adams March 25th, 2022

Dr. Strangelove is pitch perfect satire, and that's largely thanks to Peter Sellers and a sharp take on the threat of nuclear war.

The Scariest Scene In Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel Wants You To Stay A While

By Matt Donato March 25th, 2022

This week's edition of Scariest Scene heads back to the Abaddon hotel.

Quentin Tarantino Only Wanted The Best Blood For Kill Bill's Special Effects

By Mike Shutt March 24th, 2022

'I'm really particular about the blood.'

New Ambulance Featurette Is All About How Madman Michael Bay Uses A Drone

By Kaylee Dugan March 23rd, 2022

Michael Bay may be at his Bay-iest with Ambulance, as evidenced by this specific featurette.

Why Paul Dano Was Drawn To Denis Villeneuve's Prisoners

By Jeremy Mathai March 22nd, 2022

Paul Dano is known for taking on intense roles, and he once gave a deep dive analysis into what drove him to play Alex in Denis Villeneuve's "Prisoners."

Atlanta Season 3 Review: This Is The Boldest, Sharpest, And Most Confident Show On Television

By Ethan Anderton March 21st, 2022

Four years have passed since the second season of Atlanta came to an end, but the third season doesn't miss a step with a stirring, incredible season premiere.

The Others Is A Haunting Story, And This May Be One Of Its Scariest Scenes

By Ariel Fisher March 18th, 2022

This week's edition is all about dread with a side of abject horror and a plot twist.

Black Crab Director Adam Berg On The State Of The Action-Thriller In Sweden [Interview]

By Jack Giroux March 18th, 2022

Adam Berg, who made his directorial debut with the new action film on Netflix starring Noomi Rapace, tells us about getting the most out of his budget.

Moon Knight Meets The Moon God In Creepy New Clip From Disney+ Series

By Jeremy Mathai March 17th, 2022

Oscar Isaac is having an extremely normal day in a new clip from upcoming Marvel series Moon Knight.

BTS Took A Chunk Out Of The Batman's Box Office

By Valerie Ettenhofer March 17th, 2022

A concert featuring the boy band phenomenon managed to out-gross Matt Reeves' Dark Knight movie in several key domestic locations this past weekend.

The Daily Stream: Unfaithful Shows The Mature Side Of The Erotic Thriller

By Mike Shutt March 16th, 2022

Unfaithful is Adrian Lyne's unquestionable masterpiece.

Alfred Hitchcock Had Some Harsh Words About Working With Actors

By Mike Shutt March 15th, 2022

Alfred Hitchcock may be a revered filmmaker, but it's no secret that he treated his finest stars, especially actresses, rather poorly and manipulatively.

Alfred Hitchcock Explains The Power Of Film Editing

By Anthony Crislip March 14th, 2022

Some of the fundamentals of modern film editing are derived from the Master of Suspense.

The Scariest Scene In Willow Creek Is In It For The Long-Take

By Matt Donato March 11th, 2022

Bobcat Goldthwait's Willow Creek is a found-footage gem, and this one scene is easily its most terrifying.