A New Non-Fiction Book Makes Me Want To Apologize To Jurassic World
One of the most mocked elements of Jurassic World is actually right on the money – and a new book about a real tragedy showcases why.
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Twister's Jan De Bont Never Considered Making A Sequel: 'What Would The Sequel Be? Even Bigger Tornadoes?' [Exclusive]
Twister director Jan de Bont says Warner Bros. didn't consider a sequel in the aftermath of the film's huge success. Listen to our full interview with him here.
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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Director Realized There's One Thing You Never Do With Eddie Murphy [Exclusive Interview]
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F director Mark Molloy tells us about working with Eddie Murphy on the long-awaited sequel, balancing nostalgia, and much more.
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A Quiet Place: Day One Director Took Unusual Inspiration From Ocean's Eleven [Exclusive]
A Quiet Place: Day One director Michael Sarnoski cites Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's Eleven as part of the reason food plays such an important role in his films.
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A Quiet Place Prequel Director Bowed To Cat Actors: 'Mr. Cat, What Are You Willing To Give Us Today?' [Exclusive]
Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o stars in A Quiet Place: Day One, but director Michael Saronski's set was dictated by her cat co-star.
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Jeff Nichols' Alien Nation Has Been Repurposed Back Into An Original Sci-Fi Film [Exclusive]
The Bikeriders director Jeff Nichols tells us that his Alien Nation remake is still in the works, but at a different studio and with a different title.
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House Of The Dragon Showrunner Wanted To Revive His Favorite Part Of Early Game Of Thrones [Exclusive Interview]
House of the Dragon Showrunner Ryan Condal dishes on small council meetings, balancing Team Black and Team Green, and George RR Martin's recent comments.
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Horror Master Jordan Peele's Next Movie Has A Release Date (And You'll Have To Wait A Bit)
Jordan Peele's next film was initially set to hit theaters this Christmas, but the latest update is that it will instead arrive just in time for Halloween 2026.
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Where Have All The Memorable Movie Themes Gone? Hollywood Composers Speak Out [Exclusive]
What happened to the memorable, hummable movie themes that used to populate American blockbusters? We spoke with several Oscar-winning composers to find out.
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The Boys Showrunner Eric Kripke Has Given Up Trying To Understand Homelander Fans [Exclusive Interview]
The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke knows he's making an un-subtle, heavily political show. He also knows some fans just don't understand that.
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The Watchers Director Ishana Shyamalan Had A Fun Role Reversal With Her Famous Director Dad [Exclusive Interview]
Ishana Night Shyamalan has worked as a second unit director for her father, M. Night Shyamalan. For The Watchers, he worked in that capacity for his daughter.
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Why Star Trek: Voyager's First Season Never Got A Proper Finale
Most Star Trek shows in the '90s ended their seasons with a cliffhanger or some kind of dramatic event, but that wasn't the case with Voyager season 1.
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This Year's Most Disturbing Horror Movie Reshot Its Entire First Four Weeks [Exclusive]
In a Violent Nature reshot the first four weeks of its production, which is a pretty extreme feat for an independent film. Director Chris Nash explains why.
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The Most Emotionally Devastating Scene In Pixar History Experienced Multiple Last-Minute Changes [Exclusive]
The first 10 minutes of Pixar's Up went through several changes during development, including last-minute tweaks to its score by composer Michael Giacchino.
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Furiosa Director George Miller Thinks We Can Still Avoid Our Own Mad Max Apocalypse [Exclusive Interview]
George Miller, the maestro behind the Mad Max films, tells us about working with Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth on Furiosa, the power of myth, and more.
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How The First Omen Found All Those Creepy Locations [Exclusive]
We have an exclusive clip from the excellent horror prequel The First Omen.
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Star Trek Changed My Life Forever And Reigns As The Greatest Sci-Fi Franchise Of All Time
Star Trek is the greatest sci-fi franchise ever because of the lessons it imparts to its audiences, a philosophy that's at odds with many of its contemporaries.
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The Ridiculous Reason The Original Version Of Alien 3 Was Shot Down By Fox [Exclusive]
Executives at 20th Century Fox had so little faith in audiences at the time that they nixed one-time director Renny Harlin's ambitious vision for Alien 3.
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Deep Blue Sea's Legendary Death Scene Was Almost Spoiled In The Trailer – And The Director Fought Back [Exclusive]
Warner Bros. wanted to ruin the best moment from Deep Blue Sea by putting it in the film's trailer, but director Renny Harlin fought back and took a stand.
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David Bowie Was The First Choice To Play One Of The Best '90s Movie Villains Ever [Exclusive]
David Bowie played several memorable roles across his career, although he missed out on a great '90s movie villain.
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Director Renny Harlin Breaks Down His Entire Career, From Freddy Krueger To The Strangers: Chapter 1 [Exclusive Interview]
Freddy Krueger. Bruce Willis. An unmade Alien 3. That shark that ate Samuel L. Jackson. The Strangers: Chapter 1 director Renny Harlin has stories.
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It's Official: Streaming Is Now Just Cable, But Somehow Much Worse
With streaming companies teaming with rivals to offer bundles to subscribers, we're now back to a familiar model of cable television. But this time, it's worse.
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Dune: Part Two's Anti-Gravity Attack Is 'Peak Sci-Fi' For Cinematographer Greig Fraser [Exclusive]
The opening anti-gravity attack in Dune: Part Two is what Oscar-winning cinematographer Greig Fraser refers to as 'peak sci-fi,' and we steadfastly agree.
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Doctor Who's First Musical Episode Should've Taken A Cue From Buffy The Vampire Slayer
'The Devil's Chord' is Doctor Who's first proper musical episode, but it lacks the character-driven crooning that made Buffy's 'Once More With Feeling' great.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Director Says This 'Crucial' Relationship Will Inform A Possible Sequel [Exclusive]
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes director Wes Ball tells us that the relationship between the ape Noa and the human Mae will be 'crucial' to possible sequels.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Director Reveals The Studio's One Request For The Film [Exclusive Interview]
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes director Wes Ball told us about finding his lead actor, what the studio wanted from his new Apes film, and more.
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One Of 2024's Wackiest Comedies Used Absolutely Zero Improv [Exclusive]
Hundreds of Beavers, an unhinged comedy about a man hunting, um, hundreds of beavers, used no improv at all and instead stuck super closely to its storyboards.
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