Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho Dodged The Censors By Tricking Your Senses
We all go a little mad sometimes.
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In Speak No Evil Speaks A Whole Lotta Evil
This film is not for the squeamish.
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Tippi Hedren Wasn't The Only One Upset By Alfred Hitchcock's Behavior During The Birds
Alfred Hitchcock infamously threw real-life birds at Tippi Hedren while filming his horror classic — and it took a toll on the crew.
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How Tobe Hooper's Dinner Inspired One Of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Scariest Scenes
All it takes is one nasty beef-filled meal to inspire the making of a masterpiece.
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Manifest West Trailer: Tim Heidecker Is Continuing To Broaden His Horizons With The Serious Thriller
Here's the trailer for Tim Heidecker's Manifest West.
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Cooler: Everything We Know So Far About The Dave Bautista Action Thriller
Dave Bautista is teaming up with Hotel Artemis writer-director Drew Pearce for this new project.
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Stars At Noon Trailer: Margaret Qualley Stars In Claire Denis' Erotic Political Thriller
The new A24 film is a steamy romance that evokes old-school political thrillers.
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Alfred Hitchcock Knew When To Give Cary Grant Room To Work
Alfred Hitchcock had a soft spot for Hollywood legend Cary Grant — so much so that he afforded the actor certain privileges.
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Denis Villeneuve Saved Jake Gyllenhaal From An 'Impossible' Prisoners Scene
Sometimes, an actor just needs to place his whole trust in the hands of the crew.
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Prisoners' Screenwriter Didn't Think The Studio Would Keep Its Cliffhanger Ending
The film's dark, ambiguous conclusion was part of the original script.
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Hunt Is Like Michael Mann's Heat Crossed With A Spy Thriller, And Hollywood Should Take Note [Fantastic Fest]
Hollywood used to make movies like this.
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Denis Villeneuve's Favorite Shot From Prisoners Doesn't Feature A Single Actor
'This shot was designed not to be understood, but to be felt.'
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The Daily Stream: Alicia Silverstone Delivered A Star-Turning Performance In The Sleazy, Erotic Thriller, The Crush
The Crush is truly ridiculous, but Silverstone steals every scene she's in.
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Lou Review: A Well-Trod Action-Thriller That Neither Flies Nor Fails
Lou is a simple story adequately told, but its performers make it shine.
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Ben Kingsley Brought A Lot Of Himself To His Shutter Island Character
Martin Scorsese allowed Ben Kingsley to put his own spin on the character Dr. Cawley in Shutter Island.
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The Infernal Machine Review: Guy Pearce Anchors A Twisty Thriller That Can't Quite Stick The Landing
Guy Pearce is predictably good in The Infernal Machine.
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Alfred Hitchcock Used Some Hollywood Magic To Hide Ingrid Bergman's Height In Notorious
Many thought she would never be a movie star. Those people were wrong.
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Cary Grant Had A Thin Line To Walk While Working On North By Northwest
'It was a great joy to work with Hitch.'
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Parasite Ending Explained: There Is No Rising Up For The Kim Family
Bong Joon-ho's critically acclaimed film "Parasite," tells a harrowing story about systemic inequality. Here, we dive into the fate of the Kim family.
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Prisoners Made Two Separate Dreams Come True For Director Denis Villeneuve
Look, which filmmaker doesn't dream of working with the greatest living cinematographer?
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Alfred Hitchcock And Salvador Dalí's Original Spellbound Plan Involved Ingrid Bergman And A Lot Of Ants
The sequence remains unlike anything else the filmmaker ever made.
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Do Revenge Review: This Campy Teen Thriller Gives Us Hitchcock By Way Of Cher Horowitz
This deliciously dark quest for vengeance will easily steal your heart.
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Alfred Hitchcock Taught Cary Grant A Simple Trick To Keep The Mood Calm On Set
After all, it's just a movie.
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Clips Round-Up: Justin Long Continues His Thriller Streak With House Of Darkness & More [Exclusive]
Are we in the midst of a Longaissance?
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Alfred Hitchcock Learned The Hard Way That Directing Cats Wasn't One Of His Talents
Despite the director's notoriously controlling track record, there was one thing he couldn't control: cats.
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Alfred Hitchcock's First True 'Hitchcock Movie' Faced A Studio Problem He'd See Again
Hitchcock loathed having to be mindful of something so tedious, especially since he felt it compromised the plot.
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Alfred Hitchcock Wasn't Shy About Which Of His Films He Liked The Least
Before he became the master of suspense, Hitchcock made some duds.
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