The Daily Stream: President Wolfman Proves You Don't Even Need A Camera To Make A Great Horror Comedy
Made entirely out of recycled public domain footage, President Wolfman is audacious satire of B-movie horror.
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Robin Williams Worked Overtime To Create His Character For Good Morning, Vietnam
Although Robin Williams' improv chops are legendary, the radio booth segments in Good Morning, Vietnam required a lot of preparation and planning. -
The Real-Life Inspiration For Chris Pine's Don't Worry Darling Character
Turns out there's more to Chris Pine's character than the trailers let on. -
Domhnall Gleeson Felt The Pressure Of Nailing The Patient's Dark Comedy
'Keep trying new things.' -
The Original Ending Of It Was Never Going To Make It To The Big Screen
Stephen King's original ending to the horror epic was too complicated, too weird, and too controversial for the screen. -
Superbad Was Directly Responsible For Emma Stone's Signature Red Hair
Emma Stone does make one heck of a red-head — even if that's not her natural hair color -
Why John Ford Waited So Long To Bring John Wayne Into The Big Leagues
Once upon a time, the iconic actor was too pretty for his most noteworthy collaborator. -
Nicolas Cage Will Star In Ari Aster-Produced Comedy Dream Scenario
Cage is exceptional in comedies, so this should be a blast. -
The Superbad Star Who Was Almost Cast As The Office's Pam Beesley
Consider an alternate universe where this happened instead. -
The Box Office Is Suffering Right Now And Hollywood Has Only Itself To Blame
August and September are wide open at the box office, and it's a terrible decision. -
Horror Movies With Unconventional Monsters
Since the boon of creature feature films in '50s-era horror, the genre has upped its monster game. Here, we explore some of the scariest villains yet. -
Karl Urban Isn't The Lord Of The Rings' Only Connection To Xena: Warrior Princess
Before Karl Urban played Éomer in Lord of the Rings, American audiences knew him as Julius Caesar in Xena: Warrior Princess. -
John Huston Was Unraveling A Real-Life Mystery On The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre Set
Director John Huston stumbled down a rabbit hole when he tried to find the mysterious author of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. -
Some Like It Hot Was A Stressful Experience For Marilyn Monroe
'She had a lot of problems, she was basically an unhappy girl.' -
Tales From The Box Office: Happy Feet, Not Fury Road, Is George Miller's Biggest Movie
George Miller has definitely had an interesting career. -
How Buster Keaton's Sad Man Schtick Became A Crucial Part Of His Comedy
Buster Keaton perfected the art of stone-faced comedy. -
Barbarian Director Zach Cregger Listens To Death Metal To Fall Asleep [Exclusive Interview]
"I didn't mean to write this as a movie. I was just in my garage late at night and I just wanted to write something for me that I would enjoy." -
The Daily Stream: Booksmart Is A Hilarious Lesson In Friendship And Folly
Don't knock it until you've tried it. -
The Sandman Creator Neil Gaiman Starred In One Of The Best Later Simpsons Episodes
'I've heisted my way to the bestseller list once again.' -
The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power Early Buzz: One Ring To Rule Them All?
Early reactions are in. -
Robin Williams Had A Lot To Prove Going Into Good Morning, Vietnam
Once upon a time, Robin Williams was a box office risk. -
House Of The Dragon's Most 'Extreme' Scene Was Intended To Be Difficult To Watch
'It is the story's inciting incident and needed to be strong and unflinching.' -
The Big Sleep Was Smart To Cut A Major Humphrey Bogart Scene
The Big Sleep is a notoriously confusing movie, but director Howard Hawks deliberately cut a scene that would have cleared things up. -
Mel Brooks Wanted Gene Wilder To Cut An All-Time Classic Young Frankenstein Scene
'He said, "Are you crazy?"' -
Why Cary Grant Had To Turn Down Dial M For Murder
Hitchcock wanted Grant to play the husband, but things didn't work out that way. -
Monty Python And The Holy Grail's Success In America Was All About Timing
Those responsible for writing this description have been sacked. -
Tales From The Box Office: 15 Years Ago, Superbad Did R-Rated Comedy Super Good
Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg struggled for years to get Superbad made, but when it finally landed in theaters audiences McLoved it.
