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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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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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 played several memorable roles across his career, although he missed out on a great '90s movie villain.
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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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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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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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'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 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 Wes Ball told us about finding his lead actor, what the studio wanted from his new Apes film, and more.
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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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Jerry Seinfeld's Netflix comedy Unfrosted, about the making of the Pop-Tart, features a bit involving two jaw-dropping cameos. Here's how that scene happened.
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We spoke with The Fall Guy director David Leitch and stars Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Winston Duke, and Stephanie Hsu about their terrific new action romance.
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Though Michael Showalter has plenty of comedic experience, he didn't want the boy band August Moon in Anne Hathaway's The Idea of You to come off as a satire.
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Black Panther, Us, and The Fall Guy star Winston Duke wants to play Batman, and we want that, too.
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Michael Giacchino's masterful score for the ABC drama LOST remains the lofty standard against which all subsequent TV scores have been judged.
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Disney, Marvel, and Scott Derrickson couldn't have made a better choice than casting Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange if they had the Time Stone itself.
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We interviewed director Scott Derrickson about his entire career, including all the highs (Sinister, Doctor Strange) and lows (The Day The Earth Stood Still).
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Luca Guadagnino had important advice for the writer of the new tennis erotic thriller, Challengers: All three points in the story's love triangle should touch.
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Holly Chou and Gui Agustini, who voice Jubilee and Sunspot in X-Men '97, tell us about playing the youngest cast members and the catharsis of the show's anger.
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If you fancy yourself a horror fan, you've gotta get your hands on The Creature From The Black Lagoon Lives!
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We spoke to a real-life expert and dug deep into a wide range of topics involving spy movies, from kill counts to NOC lists and everything in between.
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20 years ago, Sam Raimi helped cement superhero cinema's legacy with an all-timer action scene between Spider-Man, Doc Ock, and the people of New York City.
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We spoke with Civil War director Alex Garland about his terrifying new war movie, why the battle scenes sound so scary, and that ending.
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On today's episode of the /Film Daily podcast, we spoke with an executive from Dolby about their new initiative, how Dolby Cinema compares to IMAX, and more.
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In a deleted scene, Han Solo had a girlfriend in Star Wars: A New Hope. Could that have changed the course of his relationship with Leia?
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The First Omen co-writer/director Arkasha Stevenson and co-writer Tim Smith tell us about putting a feminine spin on a masculine horror franchise.
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