Once Upon A Time In America Sparked An Obsession For Sergio Leone
Eventually, Leone's persistence paid off.
Read More-
-
Henry Fonda's First-Ever Love Scene Got Once Upon A Time In The West Off To An Awkward Start
It sure can be awkward when a love scene is the actors' first time meeting.
Read More -
No, They Didn't Dance In Milk On The Set Of Singin' In The Rain
Just like the curtain had to be pulled on Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) to expose Lina's (Jean Hagen) fake singing, we cannot be living this lie anymore.
Read More -
How Futurama Tried To Save Science's Pop Culture Reputation
Futurama is equal parts brains and laughs, and creator David X. Cohen, a trained physicist, had to work hard to achieve the perfect balance.
Read More -
What's Up With The Outlander Reference In The Invitation? [Exclusive]
The Invitation director Jessica M. Thompson says she gets asked about Evie's Outlander T-shirt a lot, and it is actually important to the film.
Read More -
All The Major Differences Between Guillermo Del Toro's Version Of Nightmare Alley And The 1947 Original
Hubris and lies lay a dangerous path in both film adaptations of Nightmare Alley, but Guillermo del Toro's version is considerably darker.
Read More -
The Invitation Leads A Deathly Quiet Box Office Weekend With $6-7 Million Opening
The weekend's biggest earner is set to be the Gothic thriller starring Game of Thrones actor Nathalie Emmanuel.
Read More -
An R-Rated Cut Of The Invitation Will Eventually Be Released [Exclusive]
While The Invitation was shot with a rating in mind, says Jessica M. Thompson, what was left on the cutting room floor was enough to create an R-rated version.
Read More -
Why Sharon Stone Considers Casino The Highlight Of Her Career
The role scored Sharon Stone an Oscar nomination, but it was rewarding even outside of the awards season prestige.
Read More -
How Whoopi Goldberg Made Queen Constantina Uniquely Hers In Cinderella
'I wanted her to be me in a dress. A little silly, a little fun.'
Read More -
Year Of The Vampire: Hold Your Breath For The Hopping Undead In Mr. Vampire
Remember the most important rule of vampire hunting: just have fun with it.
Read More -
Armin Shimerman Wanted Star Trek's Quark To 'Wipe Out' Past Ferengi Portrayals
'I was so one-dimensional. It was a horrible performance. The only thing good about it was the check didn't bounce.'
Read More -
It Would Take 'Michael Dorn' Pay To Get Armin Shimerman's Quark Back On Star Trek
Deep Space Nine's Armin Shimerman would 'happily' return for more Star Trek ... but only as a guest star, not as a series regular.
Read More -
Tales From The Box Office: Happy Feet, Not Fury Road, Is George Miller's Biggest Movie
George Miller has definitely had an interesting career.
Read More -
Many Paintings And Artifacts In The Invitation Have A Hidden Meaning [Exclusive]
'To me, these people would been alive for hundreds of years, if not thousands. So it's the artifacts that they would collect throughout time.'
Read More -
The Long Wait For Neill Blomkamp's District 10 Will Be Even Longer To 'Time It Right'
Don't hold your breath for District 10, the sequel to Neill Blomkamp's Oscar-nominated directorial debut, unless you're prepared to go without air for years.
Read More -
The Invitation Is Packed With Dozens Of Vampire And Horror Easter Eggs [Exclusive]
Horror fans are about to have a field day with The Invitation. Can you spot all the references?
Read More -
Star Trek Legend Nichelle Nichols To Receive A Fitting Final Resting Place
Nichelle Nichols is heading to space for real, as her ashes will be sent on a memorial spaceflight in honor of late Star Trek legends.
Read More -
Story Is Secondary When It Comes To A Rob Zombie Horror Film
Rob Zombie is focused on the visuals, trading in the visually lackluster found footage aesthetic of Paranormal Activity for something vivid and memorable.
Read More -
Why Ellen Burstyn Finally Returned For An Exorcist Sequel
She knows her worth and likes to help people. All good things.
Read More -
Matt Shakman No Longer Directing Star Trek 4
The director recently signed on to direct Fantastic Four for Marvel Studios, and that created a scheduling conflict.
Read More -
Doctor Strange, The Flash, And Everything: Why Now Is The Moment For Multiverse Films
When reality becomes too much to bear, the idea of an alternate universe is comforting, so there's no surprise that we have so many of these stories now.
Read More -
Will Netflix's Resident Evil Series Get A Second Season?
Here's what you need to know about the series' fate.
Read More -
How Sidney Lumet Used His One Room Setting In 12 Angry Men To His Advantage
Sidney Lumet's debut film, 12 Angry Men, is a masterclass on how to utilize your limited resources to make a powerful, claustrophobic film.
Read More -
Kaepernick & America Release Date, Trailer, And More
Here's everything we know about the Colin Kaepernick documentary from Dark Star Pictures.
Read More -
'The Invitation' Director Jessica M. Thompson Talks Dracula Easter Eggs, Practical Fang Challenges & More [Exclusive Interview]
Director Jessica M. Thompson went back to classic vampire roots for The Invitation, but she also included plenty of modern horror references.
Read More -
Tim Burton Didn't Want Sweeney Todd To Shy Away From Being A Bloody, R-Rated Musical
Making a musical in the late 2000s was hard enough, but making one that was also full of bloody throat-slitting was an ever greater risk.
Read More
