James Cameron Had A Problem To Solve When It Came To Promoting Avatar
Avatar may be a widely known franchise now, but James Cameron had to build the brand from the ground up.
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Why The Black Phone Author Joe Hill Will Be Forever Grateful To Daniel Radcliffe
'And then I got the idea for Horns, and every page was hard. Everything about it was difficult.' -
How To Write A Scary Movie Scene, According To Sinister And Black Phone Writer C. Robert Cargill
'There's a weird psychological effect.' -
Jack Lemmon Was Literally Floored By The Script For Some Like It Hot
Jack Lemmon's classic comedy Some Like It Hot ends with an iconic line — one that still feels daring over 60 years later. -
The Stars Aligned To Put Denis Villeneuve In Dune's Director's Seat
Seems Villeneuve manifested sugar, the spice, and everything nice. -
Akira Kurosawa's Elaborate Sets Weren't Built Just To Look Good On Screen
The legendary Japanese filmmaker took a key lesson from the stage. -
The Very Meta Meaning Behind The Museum Scene In Ferris Bueller's Day Off
John Hughes explains how Cameron's sequence in the museum is a metaphor for filmmaking. -
We Desperately Overanalyzed The Amazing First Look At Ryan Gosling As Ken In The New Barbie Movie
Come on Barbie, let's go talk for way too long about this photograph of a ripped himbo Ryan Gosling. -
Jurassic World Dominion Botches The Franchise's Biggest Mystery
We had been waiting nearly 30 years to learn more about this. -
The Grand Budapest Hotel Hit Close To Home For Ralph Fiennes
The Oscar-nominated actor drew from his real-world experiences for one of his greatest roles. -
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery: Everything We Know So Far
Well, that's certainly a better title than Knives Out 2. -
How Christian Bale's Thor: Love And Thunder Villain Differs From Most MCU Baddies
Can Christian Bale finally give us another great villain in the MCU? -
Jurassic World Dominion Ending Explained: Life Finds A Way, Again
Watch out for dino-sized spoilers! -
Horror Movie Spin-Offs You Didn't Know Were In The Works
Fans love it when their favorite fictional worlds are built out into new stories. Discover the horror movie spin-offs you didn't know were in the works! -
Without The Little Shop Of Horrors, We Might Not Have The Matrix
Roger Corman and his cavalcade of B-movies had a big influence on the Wachowskis. -
The Best Scene In The Jurassic Franchise Doesn't Even Have Dinosaurs In It
Hubris goes a long way, especially when it's brought to you by Spielberg. -
Dispatches From The Overlook Film Festival: Four Horror Films To Look For In 2023
Horror fans are going to want to check these movies out. -
Tales From The Box Office: Harry And The Hendersons Is The Only Bigfoot Movie That Ever Made Any Money
Bigfoot hasn't enjoyed the same box office success as other movie monsters, with one notable exception. -
Let's All Remember, And Try To Forget, The Terrifying Doll From Arnold Schwarzenegger's The 6th Day
Who wants a SimPal Cindy for Christmas? -
How The Expendables 2 Made Jean-Claude Van Damme Learn How To Love Film Again
'I respect all forms of film.' -
Did A Ghoulish Prank Involving Drew Barrymore's Dead Granddad Inspire Weekend At Bernie's?
Strap in. This is a weird one. -
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Beverly D'Angelo Always Thought Of The Vacation Movies As Romantic Comedies
'I really thought at the core of it was how much Ellen loved her husband.' -
The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou Actors Went Through More Training Than You Might Expect
Eventually they found their sea legs. -
Maestro: First Look At Bradley Cooper's Stunning Transformation For Leonard Bernstein Biopic
Bradley Cooper looks shockingly different in old-age makeup for Maestro, the Leonard Bernstein biopic that he's directing and starring in. -
Emerald Fennell's Next Movie Saltburn Headed To Prime Video
This is the highly-anticipated follow-up to her outstanding feature Promising Young Woman. -
How Nostalgia Inspired Edgar Wright To Write The World's End
How much of Wright's own nostalgia went into the film?
