A Future Oscar-Winner Had A Dazed And Confused Cameo You Might Have Missed
This movie is full of actors who were just about to blow up. That includes the background characters.
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The 15 Best Horror Movies From Black Directors
This list is filled with wall-to-wall bangers. You should watch all of them. -
Some Like It Hot Caused A Rift Between Billy Wilder And Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn Monroe and director Billy Wilder didn't have many kind words to say about each other after making Some Like It Hot. So what happened? -
Everything Wrong With Treating Online Comedic Criticism As Actual Film Criticism
When satirical criticism like CinemaSins is dominating culture, the rise of bad-faith film criticism is inevitable. -
My Dress-Up Darling Is A Steamy Rom-Com With An Infectious Love For Cosplay
This unusual rom-com is all about embracing your passions, no matter how niche or uncommon they are. -
Why Elton John Turned Down A Lead Role In Harold And Maude
This would've made for a very different movie. -
How Shirley MacLaine Inspired The Apartment's Famous Final Line
Good artists create. Great artists listen. -
Ti West Wanted X To Be A Lesson In Moviemaking
'I have a great deal of reverence for cinema as an art form and a crazy thing that people go do.' -
The Daily Stream: Coming To America Still A Perfect Star Vehicle For One Of Our Most Talented Comedic Minds
Eddie Murphy shines brightly in the perfect star comedy vehicle, Coming to America. -
Jared Leto Was Never The Same After Requiem For A Dream
Jared Leto's intense commitment to his role in Requiem for a Dream came at great cost to his mental and physical health. -
The Original Script For The Philadelphia Story Was Incredibly Controversial
Before the MPA, there was the Hays Code, and boy, did it stink. -
Tales From The Box Office: How Fatal Attraction Became 1987's Biggest Movie
Did you know the highest-grossing movie of 1987 was an R-rated erotic thriller? -
The Daily Stream: Y Tu Mamá También Is The Road Trip Of A Lifetime
Alfonso Cuarón's beautiful coming of age movie is currently streaming on The Criterion Channel, and is absolutely worth your time if you haven't seen it. -
The Princess Bride Had An On-Set Accident That Put Cary Elwes In The Hospital
Cary Elwes actually suffered from two different injuries during production, including one that happened while shooting a scene and ended up in the movie. -
Sketchbook Trailer: Art Class Never Looked So Good
It's a behind-the-scenes documentary and a premium art lesson from some of the best animators in the game. -
The Idea For The Apartment Came From One Simple Question
Billy Wilder's masterpiece was born from a single notebook scribble. -
The Real Life Inspiration For Tom Cruise's Days Of Thunder Character
Cole Trickle was a 'wimp' compared to the real deal. -
How The Beatles' George Harrison Saved Monty Python's Life Of Brian
Thanks, George Harrison. -
Michael Mann Had A Hard Time Getting Heat To The Big Screen
First, he had to make a TV movie. -
The Drunken Moment That Led To One Of Legally Blonde's Most Famous Scenes
Oh my god, the bend and snap, works every time! -
Jurassic World Dominion Image Reveals DeWanda Wise's 'Fearless Pilot' Character
Meet Kayla Watts, one of the new characters in Jurassic World Dominion who is clearly not messing around. -
The Leg On The Graduate Poster Belongs To A Classic TV Icon
"Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me ... aren't you?" -
The Reason Gene Hackman Was Fired From The Graduate
Gene Hackman is a Hollywood icon, but back in the 1960s, he was still a rising star, and he ended up fired from The Graduate for a very good reason. -
Nothing Lasts Forever Review: This Highly Cinematic Documentary Holds A Loupe Over The Diamond Industry [SXSW]
'The diamond was always a lie.' -
Deadstream Review: A Haunted House Comedy For The Livestreaming Age [SXSW]
Deadstream is a goofball, gross-out, grim-but-gleeful crowd pleaser. -
You Don't Have To Relate To A Movie To Love It
Empathy is a muscle, and movies can strengthen those muscles. -
Why Some Like It Hot Was Banned In Kansas
The state of Kansas banned the Marilyn Monroe film altogether upon its release. The real reason behind the ban might surprise you.
