Clips Round-Up: Kevin Dillon In The Wire Room & Darren Lynn Bousman In The Horror Crowd [Exclusive]
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Hulu In September 2022
We can't take our eyes off the TV shows and movies coming to Hulu. -
What's Next For Legendary Now That Their Warner Bros. Deal Has Expired?
The massively successful production company is looking for a new partner. -
There's Just One Subject Quentin Tarantino Thinks Should Never Be Shown On Film
Even Tarantino has to draw the line somewhere. -
The Stand By Me Scene Stephen King Wishes He Had Written
Even Stephen King acknowledges that some things can be improved upon. -
Stanley Kubrick Was Intensely Committed To Getting Barry Lyndon's Costumes Right
Barry Lyndon is one of the most accomplished period pieces ever made, and to achieve it, Stanley Kubrick was exacting about every detail. -
A Sergio Leone Toilet Dispute Nearly Caused Robert De Niro To Drop Out Of Once Upon A Time In America
A master director. A brilliant actor. A dirty bathroom. -
Marlon Brando Left Rod Steiger High And Dry For On The Waterfront's Most Famous Scene
There was some drama behind one of the most dramatic scenes in movie history. -
Cool Hand Luke Taught Paul Newman That Method Acting Has Its Limits
Method acting certainly didn't help Paul Newman with one of the more memorable scenes from this classic. -
The Western Classics That Inspired Rob Zombie During The Devil's Rejects
Sergio Leone westerns influenced Rob Zombie's cult classic The Devil's Rejects. -
With Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, David Lynch Dismantled The American Dream Through The Eyes Of Laura Palmer
Laura Palmer may be David Lynch's most haunting creation. -
Alan Tudyk's Dream Wash Scene Never Made It Into Firefly
Alan Tudyk dreamed up a backstory for his character Wash — one involving prison tats and shadow puppets. -
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Was A Feminist Masterpiece Ahead Of Its Time
Twin Peaks asked audiences to figure out who killed Laura Palmer, but Fire Walk With Me asked audiences to see who Laura Palmer really was. -
David Lynch Has Always Loved Fire Walk With Me, Even When Nobody Else Did
Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me were big in Japan. -
Rob Zombie's Halloween Frustrations Led Him To The Lords Of Salem
Rob Zombie spent four years working on Halloween and Halloween II, which is a long time to be in a difficult process. -
Stephen King Doesn't Pay Much Mind To His Movie Adaptations
'I see them as a lesser medium than fiction, than literature, and a more ephemeral medium.' -
Prepping For Platoon Was Especially Punishing For Forest Whitaker And Willem Dafoe
'Willem drank water from a river when there was a decomposing oxen downstream and he got medivacked.' -
The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers Ending Explained: Where Once Was Light, Now Darkness Falls
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers is very different from the previous installment, which felt much more like an innocent adventure. -
The Daily Stream: Glow Up Is A Creative Makeup Competition That's Pure Joy
Glow Up is like the America's Next Top Model of makeup, or the RuPaul's Drag Race of doing only makeup, it's delightful, delicious, and on Netflix now. -
The Empty Man Ending Explained: From The Bridge Comes The Man
The Empty Man has a mind-twisting ending that casts the rest of the movie in a whole new light. But what does it really mean? -
No, They Didn't Dance In Milk On The Set Of Singin' In The Rain
Just like the curtain had to be pulled on Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) to expose Lina's (Jean Hagen) fake singing, we cannot be living this lie anymore. -
Story Is Secondary When It Comes To A Rob Zombie Horror Film
Rob Zombie is focused on the visuals, trading in the visually lackluster found footage aesthetic of Paranormal Activity for something vivid and memorable. -
Tim Burton Didn't Want Sweeney Todd To Shy Away From Being A Bloody, R-Rated Musical
Making a musical in the late 2000s was hard enough, but making one that was also full of bloody throat-slitting was an ever greater risk. -
How Idris Elba Made George Miller Rethink How To Shoot Three Thousand Years Of Longing [Exclusive]
Idris Elba gave George Miller an excellent suggestion about how to shoot Three Thousand Years of Longing. -
True Grit Became The Blueprint For The Rest Of John Wayne's Career
In his 60's, Wayne seemed stuck on a one-way stagecoach to irrelevance. Then True Grit happened. -
George Miller Talks The Sprawling Fairytale Romance In Three Thousand Years Of Longing [Exclusive Interview]
George Miller has been wanting to make Three Thousand Years of Longing since the 90s. So how did it all finally come together? Find out in our interview. -
The Other Stephen King Adaptation Tim Curry Wished He Worked On
'I always get the books. I mean, he's an extremely entertaining writer.'
