Rob Reiner, Legendary Director Of Stand By Me, Misery, And The Princess Bride, Dead At 78
Director Rob Reiner, the director of classics like A Few Good Men, When Harry Met Sally, and so many more, has tragically died at 78.
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Rick Moranis Was Fired From One Of John Hughes' Signature Movies
Rick Moranis is one of the greatest comedic actors of our time, but his character work lost him a job on a John Hughes classic.
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The NFL Legend Who Was Nearly Cast As Marvel's Captain America
It's hard to imagine anyone other than Chris Evans playing Captain America, but Marvel nearly cast a NFL Hall of Famer in the role.
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Dune Author Frank Herbert's Feelings About The David Lynch Movie Are Surprising
David Lynch's Dune movie adaptation was a critical and financial bomb, which makes Dune author Frank Herbert's reaction to the film all the more surprising.
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A Classic Monster Movie Inspired Mark Hamill To Become An Actor
It's hard to imagine what Hollywood would look like without Mark Hamill, and we have a classic monster movie to thank for inspiring him to become an actor.
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15 Best Movies Like 13 Going On 30
If you love the romantic comedy fantasy of 13 Going on 30, there's plenty more where that came from, even if it doesn't always involve magical growing up.
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Cameron Crowe's Fast Times At Ridgemont High Follow Up Was This Forgotten, Star-Packed Comedy
Cameron Crowe has penned some of the greatest coming-of-age films of all time, but his follow-up to Fast Times at Ridgemont High is mostly forgotten.
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James Gunn Could Finally Take Batman Where No Filmmaker Has Taken Him Before
James Gunn has the opportunity to take the DC Universe's version of Batman into a realm the character has never entered on the big screen: pure horror.
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How Hunger Games Author Suzanne Collins Feels About The Movie Adaptations
Suzanne Collins has been involved with the adaptation of her Hunger Games books from the very beginning, but here's how she feels about them.
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The One Shot In The Abyss That James Cameron Says Suffered Because He 'Overreached'
James Cameron has never lacked for ambition, but he's admitted one particular shot in The Abyss might've simply been too technically challenging for its era.
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What Is The Original 1956 Godzilla: King Of The Monsters? The Kaiju Classic, Explained
Godzilla, King of the Monsters! is different from director Ishirō Honda's original 1954 film version of Godzilla in pivotal ways. Allow us to explain.
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John Woo's Signature Action Sequences Have An Unexpected Inspiration And Influence
John Woo's action movies have a signature style that's instantly recognizable. The filmmaker recently talked about what inspired these moments.
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Anne Hathaway Nearly Played Marvel's Version Of Batman's Catwoman
Anne Hathaway's turn as Catwoman in The Dark Knight Rises helped shape her career trajectory, but she almost played Marvel's answer to the antihero before that.
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Why 2025 Proved We Need To Change The Way We Talk About The Box Office
There's a lesson to be learned from surprise 2025 box office hits like Sinners, as well as critically-acclaimed flops like One Battle After Another.
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Wake Up Dead Man Is The Darkest Movie In The Trilogy, And For Good Reason
Wake Up Dead Man is the darkest movie in the Knives Out trilogy, especially after the comedy of Glass Onion. And that makes sense.
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Dan Aykroyd Imagined Ghostbusters' Slimer As The Spirit Of A Deceased SNL Star
Dan Aykroyd once commented that he thought of the popular Ghostbusters character Slimer as the ghost of his former SNL co-star.
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John Hughes And The Breakfast Club Cast Were Deeply Annoyed By Judd Nelson's Approach
Judd Nelson took a method approach to playing John Bender in The Breakfast Club, much to the chagrin of the cast and director John Hughes.
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What Is Category Fraud? The Oscars Controversy, Explained
It's Oscar season again, and you know what that means: Steel yourselves for several instances of blatant category fraud.
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Ana De Armas And Sydney Sweeney's 2025 Thriller Will Stream On Netflix Very Soon
A 2025 thriller starring Ana de Armas and Sydney Sweeney flopped hard at the box office. Could it find a new life on Netflix?
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Frankenstein Originally Inspired Marvel's First Anti-Hero
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein has been inspiring storytellers for centuries, including Marvel Comics' Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
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This 1990 Marlon Brando Crime Comedy Got A Near-Perfect Score From Roger Ebert
Marlon Brando bad-mouthed his 1990 film The Freshman before its release, but famed film critic Roger Ebert ended up loving the movie.
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The Tone Of Tom Hardy's First Venom Was Inspired By A Classic Steve Martin Movie
Tom Hardy's Venom movie was surprisingly funny, and director Ruben Fleischer credits a classic Steve Martin comedy for inspiring the tone.
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One Of Best 'Bad' Holiday Movies Ever Is Streaming For Free On Tubi
One of the best/worst Christmas movies is currently streaming for free on Tubi, so you can decide for yourself if it's really that bad.
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Ridley Scott's Historical Drama About Christopher Columbus Was A Colossal Flop
Fun fact: Christopher Columbus is in the Bad Place, and the historical drama that Ridley Scott directed about him was a massive flop across the board.
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David Corenswet Won One Major Superman Argument With James Gunn
Superman director James Gunn and star David Corenswet often argued (amicably) while making the film, with Corenswet winning the debate about a crucial scene.
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Every Knives Out Movie Is Political – Wake Up Dead Man Doubles Down
All of Rian Johnson's Knives Out movies have political undertones, but Wake Up Dead Man is the most over satire of our modern political landscape yet.
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10 Most Underrated Christmas Horror Movies, Ranked
With so many holiday horror movies to choose from, there are some gems you've probably missed. Here are 10 of the most underrated yuletide terrors.
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