The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Amazon Prime Video In June 2021
The Best TV Shows and Movies Coming to Amazon in June 2021 include An American Werewolf in London, Ali, Take Shelter, We Own the Night, and more.
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The Morning Watch: Special Effects Make-Up Explained, DC FanDome's Superman Radio Show & More
In this edition, listen to special effects make-up explained in movies like The Godfather, hear the revival of the 1940s Superman radio show, and more.
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Hero Complex Gallery's NYCC 2019 Artwork For 'Lost Boys', 'Harry Potter', 'Seinfeld' & More
The Hero Complex Gallery NYCC 2019 artwork collection is available for purchase now online, featuring The Lost Boys, Harry Potter, and more.
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Edgar Wright Turned Down The 'American Werewolf In London' Remake [Updated]
Edgar Wright reveals why he (wisely) turned down the American Werewolf in London remake years ago when he was offered the job.
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Spooky Stuff: Scott C. Debuts Halloween-Themed The Great Showdown Prints
Scott C Halloween prints have been added to the artist's Great Showdown collection and will go on sale for the next 24 hours only.
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How The 'American Werewolf' Remake Differs From The Original, According To Max Landis
Screenwriter Max Landis provides a brief update on that totally unnecessary American Werewolf remake he's currently writing.
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We Almost Had An 'American Werewolf In London' Sequel From John Landis
In a new book, filmmaker John Landis reveals he was approached to write an American Werewolf in London sequel in the 90s, but his script was never used.
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Now Stream This: A Kurosawa Classic, The Best Horror-Comedy Ever Made And A Classy Spy Thriller
Here are the best movies streaming on Netflix, Amazon, FilmStruck, Hulu and more, including classics, new hits, horror, comedy, and more.
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Even John Landis Doesn't Want His Son To Remake 'An American Werewolf In London'
Original director John Landis is against An American Werewolf in London remake, even from his son, Max Landis, a director and social media personality.
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/Answers: The Best Musical "Needle Drops" In The Movies (With Special Guest Edgar Wright)
Baby Driver director Edgar Wright joins us for the latest edition of /Answers, where we discuss the best movie needle drops.
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/Response: The Movie Scenes That Scared You The Most
(Welcome to /Response, the companion piece to our /Answers series and a space where /Film readers can chime in and offer their two cents on a particular question.) Earlier this week, the /Film team wrote about the scariest movie scenes of all time. We then opened the floor to our readers: what movie scene scared you more than any…
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/Answers: The Scariest Movie Scenes Of All Time
In this edition of /Answers, the crew gets together to name the scariest movie scenes of all time (and the answers are pretty varied).
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Max Landis Will Write And Direct The 'An American Werewolf In London' Remake
Max Landis, the son of original director John Landis, is set to write and the direct the An American Werewolf in London remake.
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So Is Max Landis Making An 'American Werewolf In London' Remake Or What? [UPDATED]
Is An American Werewolf in London remake in the works from Max Landis? The writer-director says he plans to remake a movie by his father, John Landis.
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Aliens, Bigfoot, Apes, Wolves & More Honor FX Wizard Rick Baker In Tribute Art Show
Hero Complex Gallery and Trailers from Hell have put together a Rick Baker art show, paying tribute to the legendary make-up and creature effects wizard.
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Cool Stuff: A Rick Baker Auction Featuring One Of A Kind Props And Effects
A Rick Baker auction goes down in Hollywood on May 29 and here you can see a bunch of awesome original pieces from the Oscar-winner's collection.
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Theme Park Bits: Universal Horror Nights 2014 Features 'Alien Vs. Predator,' 'Dracula Untold,' 'Face Off' And Others
Halloween Horror Nights 2014: American Werewolf in London, Walking Dead, Dusk Till Dawn, Dracula Untold, Alien vs. Predator, Face Off and The Purge Anarchy.
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Tour Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights Mazes: 'An American Werewolf In London,' 'Cabin In The Woods,' 'Evil Dead,' And More
Entering its 23rd year, Universal Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights has a simple directive: to scare you senseless. While the haunted mazes inspired by original and obscure content offer plenty of chills, the main draw is being able to step inside a beloved horror franchise. This year’s incarnation dares fans to confront the demons of Evil…
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'An American Werewolf In London' Comes To Halloween Horror Nights, John Landis Explains Details
This seems like the year that Universal is pulling out all the stops for the Halloween Horror Nights experience at Universal Studios Orlando on select nights from Sept. 20 to Nov. 2.. The first announced attraction, based on Cabin in the Woods, made the event a must-visit for some horror fans. (Edit: I'd originally said that…
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Cool Stuff: 'I Love You, Man' Art Show Focuses On Film Friendship
From black lights to best friends, Brooklyn's Bottleneck Gallery is getting sentimental for their next pop culture art exhibit. It's called I Love You, Man and is focused on friendships that are prevalent in film or television. Some examples: The Channel 4 News Team in Anchorman, the Ghostbusters, Ferris and Cameron in Ferris Bueller's Day Off,…
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Fantastic Fest Interview & Gallery: Oscar-Winning Makeup Artist Rick Baker
In the world of creature and makeup effects, there's one name to rule them all: Rick Baker. In addition to films like King Kong, Star Wars, Michael Jackson's Thriller, Planet of the Apes, Hellboy and The Ring Baker has won seven Best Makeup Oscars for the films Harry and the Hendersons, Ed Wood, The Nutty…
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Cool Stuff: 'An American Werewolf In London' By Olly Moss [Fantastic Fest 2011]
You all know who Olly Moss is. We've written about him extensively, from his humble beginnings with Threadless up through his Mondo prints and the epic Paper Cuts gallery show. Moss's latest print was revealed at Fantastic Fest this weekend, as part of a screening of the 1981 cult classic An American Werewolf in London…
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Fantastic Fest 2011 Preview: Our Most Anticipated Films, Films We're Curious About And An Early Best Of List
There's almost too much that's good about Fantastic Fest: experiencing the Alamo Drafthouse for a week straight; the small, friendly, film fan atmosphere; the parties. Oh yeah, then there's the insane films. Every year Fantastic Fest is filled with a ton of wild genre flicks that either you've never heard of yet or already have…
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Fantastic Fest 2011 Final Wave Includes World Premiere Of 'The Human Centipede 2'
We're mere weeks away from the craziest genre films in the world invading Austin, Texas for Fantastic Fest 2011. They've already announced not one, but two waves of films that'll screen at the festival and now the third and final wave has been revealed. It includes the opening night, world premiere of The Human Centipede…
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The Number 23 Scribe To Pen Remake Of An American Werewolf In London
Last year it was announced that the Weinstein brothers had acquired the rights to remake An American Werewolf in London, and my heart sank. Since then, there's been no news of any progress on the project, and I promptly forgot about it. That was a happier time. And a relatively short-lived one. Alas, looks like…
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Dimension Confirm Details Of Scream 4, Spy Kids 4, An American Werewolf In London Redux And More
It looks suspiciously like somebody has slipped Bob Weinstein a shot of truth serum because he's just spilled enough Dimension dirt to keep me blogging for a week. Buckle up, however, because I'm going to blast through it all in one big burst. After the break: Scream 4 casting and director news, Spy Kids 4…
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Video Interview With John Landis And Paul Davis - An American Werewolf In London, Trading Places And Burke And Hare
The world premiere unveiling of a freshly remastered digital print of John Landis' An American Werewolf in London was arguably the highlight of the Film 4 Frightfest last weekend. To accompany this, the festival also premiered Paul Davis' long awaited, self initiated American Werewolf retrospective documentary, Beware the Moon. Settling in for this double bill…
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