How Nosferatu Director F.W. Murnau Queered The Cinematic Vampire Forever
Nosferatu director F.W. Murnau made vampires (and their forbidden lust for human blood) the ultimate queer-coded monster.
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New Morbius Featurette Teases A Multiverse Connection
Morbius has an uphill battle to convince fans that the living vampire deserves his own movie, but a little nod to the potential of the multiverse might help.
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Ron Howard Nearly Directed Inside Man Instead Of Spike Lee
Before Spike Lee directed Inside Man, Ron Howard was ready to get behind the camera, but Russell Crowe managed to pull him away for a different project.
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Bridgerton, Sex Education, And Shrill Stars To Lead Historical Comedy, Seize Them!
Although the dark ages don't sound especially funny — maybe because of the war and death and disease — Seize Them has a cast guaranteed to get laughs.
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Fate Seemed Determined To Keep Mad Max: Fury Road Trapped In Development Hell
Mad Max: Fury Road had a long, arduous drive to getting in front of cameras thanks to a variety of problems that plagued the production over the years.
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Spider-Man Star Jacob Batalon's Syfy Show, Reginald The Vampire, Is Now Set To Stream On Hulu And Amazon
The show follows Reginald, a vampire who wants to report God to the Better Business Bureau because he feels like he was a victim of false advertising.
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The Behind-The-Scenes Chaos Of Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid's Casting Process
We think of this as a film with two movie stars, but that wasn't the case at the time.
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Godzilla Vs. Kong Is Getting A Sequel, Will Shoot Later This Year
Godzilla and Kong should hug it out this time.
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The Morning Watch: Inventing New Sounds For The Dune Score, Behind Black Widow's VFX & More
In this edition of Morning Watch, see how legendary composer Hans Zimmer and his team crafted the pulse-pounding, Oscar-nominated score for Dune, and more!
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The Original Script For The Philadelphia Story Was Incredibly Controversial
Before the MPA, there was the Hays Code, and boy, did it stink.
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The Lost City Review: A Goofy Rom-Com Adventure Movie With Screwball Spirit And Himbo Charm
Pairing Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum makes The Lost City more than just a tired Romancing the Stone redux; it's a good old time at the movies.
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Halo Showrunner Explains Why 'We Didn't Look At The Game' When Creating The TV Series
Showrunners Steven Kane and Kyle Killen have made a conscious decision to avoid consulting the bestselling Xbox game when making the TV series.
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Why Director Joe Wright Deeply Connected With His Black Mirror Episode 'Nosedive'
A box office bomb put the filmmaker in the right headspace for Black Mirror.
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Steven Spielberg Says He'll Never Direct A Musical Again After West Side Story
If you think Spielberg and musicals are a match made in movie heaven, then enjoy the West Side Story buzz while it lasts.
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The Surprising Way 2001: A Space Odyssey Influenced Silence Of The Lambs
Talk about a killer voice.
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The Star Wars Character Farrah Fawcett Almost Played
Can you imagine those famous feathered locks dodging laser blasts in space?
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Does The Batman Have An End Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
You have questions, we have spoiler-free answers.
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Why Henry Fonda Walked Out Of The Room The First Time He Saw 12 Angry Men
Even on projects where he carried a producer's responsibilities, Fonda remained one of those actors who did not like watching himself onscreen.
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The Boys Trailer Flagged For Content 20 Million Times, Probably Because Of The Octopus
If the series' official Twitter account is to be believed, The Boys trailer has been flagged for content 20,093,031 times.
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Outlander's 'Temperance' Takes Its Time, Sets Stage For Inevitable Conflict
The third episode of Outlander season 6 is here, and it's the calm before the storm of the American Revolution.
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West Side Story Star Rachel Zegler Says She Wasn't Invited To The Oscars
Steven Spielberg's West Side Story has been nominated for seven Oscars, but star Rachel Zegler couldn't score an invite for the ceremony.
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The Daily Stream: The Tree Of Life Is An Ode To The Importance Of Every Person
Movie critic Roger Ebert counted Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life among the greatest films ever made.
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Moon Knight TV Spot: Protect The Vulnerable, Deliver Justice
Steven Grant meets the man in the mirror, Marc Spector, in a new TV spot for Marvel Moon Knight.
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Maury Is Ending This Season After Three Decades On TV
More than 30 years after the talk show made its debut in 1991, Maury's current season will be its last.
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TV, Interrupted: Harper's Island Was A Slasher Event That Died Young
Harper's Island is the greatest murder mystery slasher series you've never seen.
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Adina Porter And Clark Backo Join LaKeith Stanfield In Apple TV+ Series The Changeling
Not to be confused with the 1980 horror movie of the same name.
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