Smile 2 Director Wanted Audiences To Feel Complicit In That Shocking Ending [Exclusive]
Parker Finn, the writer/director of Smile and Smile 2, says he wanted audiences to feel complicit in the sequel's spectacular ending.
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Why Are There So Many Company Logos In Front Of Movies? Film Producers Explain [Exclusive]
Ever wonder why there are so many production company logos in front of movies? What did each of those companies actually do, anyway? Here's the answer. -
Heretic Directors Reveal The Real-Life Cult Leader Who Inspired Hugh Grant's Villain [Exclusive Interview]
In our interview with Heretic directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, the duo reveal the dark inspirations behind Hugh Grant's Mr. Reed. -
7 Things Every Disney Fan Needs To Know About Moana 2
/Film visited Walt Disney Animation Studios for an early preview of Moana 2, and we've broken down everything you need to know about the anticipated sequel. -
One Of Netflix's Best Documentaries Features 3D Animation Done By Only One Person [Exclusive]
All of the 3D animation in Netflix's The Remarkable Life of Ibelin, a doc that features CG avatars set in the World of Warcraft, was done by one man. -
We Live In Time Director Had A Physical Reaction To Shooting The Movie's Toughest Scene [Exclusive Interview]
We Live in Time's director tells us about reuniting with Andrew Garfield, compares Florence Pugh to a heat-seeking missile, and much more in this interview. -
Director Sean Baker Explains How Anora Is Linked To A Lesbian Vampire Film [Exclusive Interview]
Sean Baker, the writer/director of Anora, tells us about the connection between his new movie and an erotic lesbian vampire film from 1971. -
We Live In Time Director Compares Florence Pugh To A 'Heat-Seeking Missile' [Exclusive]
John Crowley, the director of We Live in Time, tells us about Florence Pugh's approach to acting and how it resulted in such a terrific performance. -
40 Years Later, A Nightmare On Elm Street Stars Know Why The Movie Became A Horror Classic [Exclusive]
On this episode of /Film Daily, we spoke with A Nightmare on Elm Street's Robert Englund & Heather Langenkamp about Wes Craven's vision for the horror classic. -
Saturday Night's Director And Writer Would Love To Do Sequels In Different SNL Eras [Exclusive]
Saturday Night director Jason Reitman and co-writer Gil Kenan are definitely keen on doing some kind of SNL sequel, maybe even several across different eras. -
The Maniacs Behind Terrifier 3 Have A Wild Idea For Horror Icon Michael Myers [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Damien Leone, David Howard Thornton, and Chris Jericho about Terrifier 3, the inspirations for Art the Clown, Christmas-themed horror, and more. -
Saturday Night Duo Jason Reitman & Gil Kenan Talk Recreating SNL History And Planning Chaos [Exclusive Interview]
Ahead of the release of Saturday Night, we spoke with director Jason Reitman and co-writer/producer Gil Kenan about how the SNL movie came together. -
Terrifier 3's Art The Clown Was Inspired By Two Comedy Legends And One Cartoon Character [Exclusive]
Terrifier director Damien Leone took inspiration from some unexpected places when creating his deranged slasher character Art the Clown. -
Slow Horses Season 4's Saddest Moment Emerged Naturally From A Devastating Season 3 Scene [Exclusive]
An emotionally devastating closing moment of Slow Horses season 4 wouldn't have happened without a season 3 scene where two actors overdelivered in a big way. -
What The Minds Behind Terrifier 3 Think About Your Art The Clown Tattoos [Exclusive]
If you've got a tattoo of Art the Clown, here's what the team behind the Terrifier movies thinks of you. -
One Of The Creepiest Scenes In Terrifier 2 Was A Total Accident [Exclusive]
Director Damien Leone allows improvisation on the Terrifier sets, making one of Terrifier 2's creepiest scenes the result of a happy, unplanned accident. -
Art The Clown's Actor Has A Secret Trick To Help Him Play The Character [Exclusive]
Art the Clown may not speak in the Terrifier films, but actor David Howard Thornton uses his skills as a voiceover performer to bring Art to life. -
How It's What's Inside's Director Shot One Of 2024's Most Exciting Films In Just 18 Days [Exclusive Interview]
Greg Jardin, the director of It's What's Inside, tells us about making one of 2024's most exciting sci-fi thrillers. -
Why The Beverly Hills Cop TV Show Never Happened, According To Director Barry Sonnenfeld
There was once a Beverly Hills Cop TV show in the works, and a pilot was even shot with Brandon T. Jackson and Eddie Murphy. So what happened? -
The World's Most Famous Stuntman Explains How He Directed Terminator 2's Opening Scene [Exclusive]
Acclaimed former stuntman Vic Armstrong tells us about his experience directing the opening future war sequence of Terminator 2 and fighting with James Cameron. -
The Rings Of Power's Big Battle Nearly Featured An Even More Extreme Death Scene [Exclusive]
The gigantic battle scene in The Rings of Power season 2 almost featured a gnarly death scene that was much more extreme than the one we actually saw. -
Speak No Evil Remake Director Explains Why The Ending Is So Different From The Original [Exclusive]
James Watkins, the director of Blumhouse's Speak No Evil remake, tells us why his version has such a different ending from the original 2022 movie. -
Speak No Evil Helped James McAvoy Understand How Men Get Radicalized Online [Exclusive Interview]
For James McAvoy, acting in the remake of Speak No Evil gave him a better understanding of how men are being radicalized online. Here's our interview with him. -
New Sopranos Doc Delved Into HBO's Archives To Create One Of Its Coolest Moments [Exclusive]
Alex Gibney tells us about directing HBO's two-part doc Wise Guy: David Chase and The Sopranos, including its fascinating recreation of the opening credits. -
Rebel Ridge Director Jeremy Saulnier Explains The Movie's Ending [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Rebel Ridge director Jeremy Saulnier about Aaron Pierre's terrific lead performance, the influence of First Blood, and the film's ending. -
Netflix's Rebel Ridge Almost Starred A Star Wars Actor Before Aaron Pierre
In an unusual move, the original star of Jeremy Saulnier's new Netflix action thriller Rebel Ridge left the production a month into filming. -
Cuckoo Stars Hunter Schafer And Dan Stevens Want More 'Freaky Weirdos' In Horror [Exclusive Interview]
Cuckoo stars Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens tell us about their relationship to the horror genre, their contrasting performances, and more.
