The Correct Order To Watch The Wolf Man Movies
The Wolf Man appears in several Universal Monster movies over the years, but what's the correct order to watch them? Let's break it down for new viewers.
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Amy Winehouse Biopic Back To Black Is Off To A Good Start At The Box Office
Back to Black, the new biopic about Amy Winehouse is already performing well at the U.K. box office. Can the film do the same stateside?
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The Correct Order To Watch The Men In Black Movies
Here come the Men in Black. And here comes the correct order to watch the Men in Black movies.
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This 60s Horror Movie Had The Same Twist As Psycho
Psycho wasn't the only black-and-white 1960 horror movie with a then-unconventional structure. The more obscure City of the Dead had the same twist.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Prophecy Movies
Gregory Widen's 1995 horror film The Prophecy was a modest hit that went on to get several direct-to-video sequels. Here's the correct order to view them.
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The Simpsons' Bumblebee Man Is Based On A Real-Life Mexican TV Star
The Simpsons' Bumblebee Man was inspired by the prominence of Mexican television on cable TV in Los Angeles, including one particularly popular series.
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How Greedo's Original Actor Really Feels About Star Wars' Infamous Maclunkey Scene
Maclunkey! That word broke the internet in 2019 when it came out of Greedo's mouth in Star Wars as the film appeared on Disney+. Here's what the actor thinks.
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The Final Four Words Of Inception Explained By Christopher Nolan
Christopher Nolan explained the last lines in Inception, spoken by the son of Leonardo DiCaprio's character, and the thematic significance they might have.
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How Three Days In Las Vegas Supercharged My Love For Cinema
I attended CinemaCon for the first time, and the experience renewed my love for movies in a big way. Listen to today's episode of /Film Daily to learn why.
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Whoa: Sonic The Hedgehog 3 Just Cast Keanu Reeves As The Voice Of Shadow
Yeah, we're thinking Keanu Reeves will voice Shadow the Hedgehog in the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog 3.
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How A Five-Minute Meeting Convinced Cartoon Network To Bring Back Samurai Jack
Bringing back Samurai Jack was one of the smartest and easiest decisions Cartoon Network ever made.
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A Prison Reality Show Has Netflix's Number One Spot Locked Up
Unlocked: A Jail Experiment has rocketed to number one on the Netflix charts ... and has left some controversy in its wake. Here's what you need to know.
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Why General Veers' Role Was Cut From Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
General Veers, the character played by Julian Glover in The Empire Strikes Back, nearly appeared in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Here's why he didn't make it.
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Shrek 2 - Yes, Shrek 2 - Returned To The Box Office Charts Over The Weekend
Don't call it a comeback! Shrek 2's been here for 20 years, but over the weekend the sequel returned to the box office top 10.
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The Jinx Part Two Review: The Greatest True Crime Doc In History Continues
In The Jinx Part Two, director Andrew Jarecki returns to continue the story of Robert Durst, the subject of 2015's The Jinx who "killed them all, of course."
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The Star Trek DS9 And TOS Episodes That Influenced Strange New Worlds' Darkest Episode
Star Trek: Strange New World took inspiration from episodes of the original series and Deep Space Nine to tell a painfully dark story.
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Steel Magnolias' Director Was 'Awful' To Julia Roberts
According to Sally Field (and others), Steel Magnolias director Herb Ross treated Julia Roberts poorly on the set of the film.
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Johnny Bravo Was Delayed By A Natural Disaster At Cartoon Network HQ
All it took for Johnny Bravo creator Van Partible to succeed at Cartoon Network was a missing sound mix, a massive earthquake, and a lot of talent.
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The Best Disney Villain Song Could Have Been Even Darker
'Hellfire' from The Hunchback of Notre Dame is arguably the best Disney villain song, although an earlier version was even more lascivious.
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Groundhog Day Was Painstakingly Planned, Except For One Improvised Scene
Even the infamously unruly Bill Murray stuck to the script for Groundhog Day most of the time, save for one interaction with Ned Ryerson (Stephen Tobolowsky).
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The Best Image Comics To Read If You Like Invincible
Image, the company behind the Invincible comics, was founded as counter-programming to the Marvel/DC duopoly, with titles spanning a vast array of genres.
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The Japanese Noir That Inspired The Godfather Director Francis Ford Coppola
Francis Ford Coppola took inspiration from the same director who inspired George Lucas on Star Wars.
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Horror Movies That Made Actors Physically Ill
Horror movies can scare the hell out of audiences, but every now and then, they become so intense that the cast actually becomes physically ill on set.
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A Fan-Favorite Character Stole Durge's Spot In Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Here's how the Star Wars: The Clone Wars character Durge morphed into a fan-favorite Star Wars character.
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Star Trek: TNG's Identity Crisis Started As A Fan-Submitted Mess Of A Script
Star Trek fan Tim de Haas' spec script underwent major changes on its way to becoming the Next Generation episode 'Identity Crisis.'
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The Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Scene Adam Wingard Used To 'Lure' In His Lead
In Adam Wingard's Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, Dan Stevens plays a veterinarian character named Trapper. Here's how Wingard lured him in to play the part.
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Why Kurt Russell Never Wanted A Role In Sylvester Stallone's Expendables
Kurt Russell was asked to join the Expendables franchise but said no. Here's why.
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