Brendan Fraser Was Willing To Break A Rib If It Meant Getting His Start In Hollywood
Fraser went all-out in his earliest role.
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But I'm A Cheerleader Ending Explained: Conversion Camps Are Absurd
In its brilliant and bubbly satire of conversion camps, But I'm A Cheerleader has become a classic of queer cinema. -
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Bare-Bones Budget Meant Bringing Real Skeletons To Set
The disgusting smells that pervaded the Texas Chain Saw Massacre set really added to the ambiance of the shoot. -
The Evil Dead's Brutal Shoot Was Too Much For Most Of The Cast To Take
The brutal conditions of The Evil Dead production actually helped Sam Raimi and his (very, very small) crew be more creative. -
Alex Garland Called In A Favor From NASA For The Science In Sunshine
In their many sci-fi collaborations, Danny Boyle always brought the fiction, while Alex Garland brought the science. -
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The Fall Of The House Of Usher: Everything We Know So Far About Mike Flanagan's Next Netflix Horror Series
Mike Flanagan can't stop, won't stop. -
Jamie Kennedy Prepared For Scream With Some Deep Cut Horror Research
'Randy really was on his own island...' -
Becoming Morticia For The Addams Family Was An 'Exhausting' Process For Anjelica Houston
A lot of discomfort went into Morticia's flawless look on screen. -
Jeff Goldblum Has Some Ideas For Making A Return To The World Of The Fly
It doesn't matter that Seth Brundle is deader than dead, apparently. -
Collateral Ending Explained: A Cab And Subway Ride Through 21st-Century Existence
Michael Mann's masterful thriller is far more than a hitman story. -
Chucky Season 2 Offers The Most Meta Moment Yet For The Horror Franchise
More Chuck for the buck! -
M. Night Shyamalan Doesn't Read Stephen King For The Scares
Shyamalan is drawn to another aspect of King's writing. -
The Midnight Club Review: A Rare Misfire From The Mike Flanagan Netflix Horror Machine
It's not worth getting a membership to The Midnight Club. -
Run Sweetheart Run Trailer: A Blind Date Goes Horrifically Wrong In Prime Video's Survival Horror
The Sundance darling is finally getting released, and here's the first trailer. -
The Entire Hellraiser Timeline Explained
With David Bruckner inviting a new generation to the Hellraiser franchise, it's time to explore the timeline of the original film series. -
Even John Carpenter Thought Hostel Took Its Horror Too Far
The horror master said, "...after awhile I thought, 'I don't need this. I'm too old, and I've seen too much to go through this anymore.' It's just too cruel." -
Soon You'll Get To See Florence Pugh Play A Killer Sex Robot On Apple TV+
After dipping her toes into the sci-fi pool with Don't Worry Darling, Florence Pugh has a new sci-fi courtroom drama on her slate. -
Mr. Harrigan's Phone Director Tried To Emulate This Classic Horror Film For His Stephen King Adaptation [Exclusive]
You may not be aware of Netflix dropping a new Stephen King adaptation today, but you should be! -
Cardboard Cinema: Judge Dredd Returns, Star Wars Goes Pandemic, And Horror Rules The Day
Whether your flavor is old-school cardboard or new-school mechanics, October offers plenty of options for your end-of-year shopping. -
Brandon Flynn And Adam Faison On Joining The Queer Horror Legacy Of Hellraiser [Interview]
"Hellraiser" does not exist without the presence of queerness. -
Kevin Kline Knows Exactly Where He'd Be If Acting Hadn't Worked Out
Character actor extraordinaire Kevin Kline is something of a jack of all trades, and his artistic abilities don't stop at the stage and screen. -
The Daily Stream: Poltergeist Explores The Dark Side Of Spielberg's Suburbia
They're heeeereeeeee... -
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An Ode To The Monster In Smile, One Of The Coolest Creature Designs Of The Year
The monster in 2022's Smile is unlike anything else we've seen on screen before — even if the horror movie's plot feels a bit familiar. -
10 Movies To Watch If You Loved Smile
If you enjoyed "Smile," you probably like your scares on the bleak side. Check out these horror films for more serious, emotionally charged frights! -
Francis Ford Coppola Used Magic To Make The Special Effects For Bram Stoker's Dracula
'I would only use effects done as they would have been done in 1900.'
