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Children Of Men Proved Even Masterpieces Can Bomb At The Box Office

By Debopriyaa Dutta February 26th, 2023

Children of Men was a box office bomb, but that doesn't mean it isn't a great movie.

Hereditary Was The Hardest Job Of Toni Collette's Life

By Marisa Mirabal February 26th, 2023

'It was just endlessly emotional,' Toni Collette said of working on the Ari Aster movie.

Remembering The Time Two Mechanics Stole Charlie Chaplin's Corpse And Held It For Ransom

By William Bibbiani February 26th, 2023

The Tramp is strangely not the only celebrity corpse to be stolen.

Happy Death Day 2U Jessica Rothe, Phi Vu

Happy Death Day 3 Would Have Been An 'Epic Apocalyptic Adventure' With Horror Elements

By Mike Shutt February 25th, 2023

The Happy Death Day franchise is criminally underrated, and deserves a third installment.

The Daily Stream: Bite Into The Twisted, Street-Level Terror Of Basket Case

By Witney Seibold February 25th, 2023

Like much of Frank Henenlotter's work, you really just have to see it.

Marlon Brando Butted Heads With Stanley Kubrick Over One-Eyed Jacks

By Mike Shutt February 25th, 2023

A story of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object.

Scream 3 Ending Explained: Sidney Gets The Closure She Needs

By Michael Boyle February 25th, 2023

You may not remember Scream 3 as particularly scary, but here's why it has the best ending in the entire franchise.

Here's How Gnarly The Unrated Version Of M3GAN Gets

By BJ Colangelo February 24th, 2023

M3GAN is still M3GAN, just with a bit more blood and gore.

Cocaine Bear Ending Explained: The Bear Did Cocaine

By Witney Seibold February 24th, 2023

The Elizabeth Banks-directed film is a whimsical, absurd, gory sendup of the infamous War on Drugs.

Leonard Bernstein's Estate Explains Ties To The Totally Real Lydia Tar

By Witney Seibold February 23rd, 2023

Confirmed: Lydia Tar did not lie about studying with Leonard Bernstein.

Collage of Betrayal at House on the Hill, Horrified, and The Thing: Infection At Outpost 31

10 Terrifying Board Games To Play If You Love Horror Movies

By Jessica Fisher February 23rd, 2023

Next time you feel like being scared, instead of rewatching your favorite horror movie, gather up some friends and play one of these great board games.

Tom Hanks' A Man Called Otto Crossed $100 Million At The Box Office – And That's A Great Sign

By Ryan Scott February 22nd, 2023

Hanks' latest proves adult-focused movies can still be a viable concern theatrically.

John Ford's Claim Of 'Discovering' Monument Valley Didn't Sit Well With John Wayne

By Jeremy Smith February 22nd, 2023

Wayne never stopped being miffed about Ford slighting him for recommending the location.

Cocaine Bear Director Elizabeth Banks 'Loved' Working On James Gunn's Horror Movie Slither

By Danielle Ryan February 21st, 2023

Elizabeth Banks is a big fan of good, gory fun when it comes to movies.

Blumhouse, The Company Behind M3GAN, Is Launching Their Own Horror Video Game Division

By Ryan Scott February 21st, 2023

Blumhouse Games will target indie-budget games to enable innovation and push creative boundaries.

Jared Leto Thinks This Horror Movie Is His Worst Film, And Here's Why He's Wrong

By BJ Colangelo February 21st, 2023

Urban Legend is a killer slasher that deserves more love.

Watching Kurt Russell & Donald Moffat In The Thing Was A Learning Experience For Keith David

By Witney Seibold February 20th, 2023

Keith David had to learn how to take his theater training to the big screen.

Thom Mathews holding iron rod Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives

Bryan Fuller Fell In Love With Friday The 13th Because Of Pamela Voorhees

By Travis Yates February 20th, 2023

Fuller has a personal connection to this material.

John Carpenter Took His Cast Into The Cold To Make The Thing Less 'Boring'

By Anya Stanley February 20th, 2023

They had their tricks for keeping warm, though. Everclear, anyone?

Chicago Director Wanted The Movie's 'Cell Block Tango' To Be 'Sexier' Than The Musical

By BJ Colangelo February 20th, 2023

Chicago is a perfect example of how the cinematic medium can elevate live theater, rather than replace it.

Elektra's Original Daredevil Death Was Apparently Too Gruesome For 20th Century Fox

By Joe Roberts February 19th, 2023

They had to get that PG-13 rating.

Roger Ebert 'Spilled The Beans' Early For The Directors Cut Of Dark City

By Travis Yates February 19th, 2023

In his enthusiasm, Ebert almost torpedoed the very cut of Dark City that he so longed for.

Alita: Battle Angel Didn't Use Much Green Screen, Despite Having A CGI Star

By Marcos Melendez February 19th, 2023

Say what you will about Alita's story, but it's dang near flawless when it comes to the visual effects.

Jennifer Love Hewitt in I Know What You Did Last Summer

One Of I Know What You Did Last Summer's Most Famous Scenes Was Directed By A Random Kid

By Miyako Pleines February 19th, 2023

What are you waiting for?

Why James Gunn Ultimately Sees Dawn Of The Dead As A Movie About Redemption

By Anya Stanley February 19th, 2023

The film's leads 'start at nothing and they have to become who they really are' in the face of the zombie apocalypse.

The Unrated Movie That Ari Aster 'Regretted Watching' And Helped Inspire Hereditary

By Joe Roberts February 19th, 2023

The 'level of artifice' in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover left Aster deeply unsettled.

The Fly Ending Explained: Have You Ever Heard Of Insect Politics?

By Debopriyaa Dutta February 19th, 2023

David Cronenberg's creature feature serves as an allegory for disease, aging, or the degradation of relationships, depending on how you look at it.