Ron Howard Was Intensely Committed To Getting Thirteen Lives' Cave Scenes Right
For this intense project, research was key.
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Sci-Fi Villains That Were More Right Than We Want To Admit
A bad guy we can empathize with has a chance to win. Let's meet some of the sci-fi villains that were more right than we want to admit. -
Robert Englund Still Has Nightmares About The Original Nightmare On Elm Street
Horror legend Robert Englund woke up to a nasty scare one morning in his Nightmare on Elm Street dressing room - but what shocked him might make you laugh. -
Why Ben Affleck Bent The Truth With His Argo Adaptation
Ben Affleck's celebrated 2012 film Argo may have succeeded as a thriller, but many criticized the movie for veering from the historical specifics of its story. -
The Innovative Technique Behind Nope's 'Extraordinary' Night Photography
'The way Jordan needed to see the nights, called for unconventional solutions.' -
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Is Smaug Alive During The Rings Of Power? Where Middle-Earth's Dragons Came From
You'd think Tolkien would provide lots of details about dragons... -
Comedy Horror Movies Most People Could Actually Survive
What horror comedy would you survive? -
Why Prey Is Going Straight To Streaming
The latest installment of the Predator franchise will be going straight to streaming on Hulu, and director Dan Trachtenberg has the insider's reason why. -
Baz Luhrmann Brought Austin Butler To Tears To Get Him Into Character For Elvis
'I went home in tears that night. I really did.' -
How Orphan: First Kill Made Isabelle Fuhrman Look 12 Years Old Again
There's something wrong with Esther. -
Nope Editor Nicholas Monsour On Deleted Scenes, Avoiding The Obvious, And More [Spoiler Interview]
More Keke Palmer and Michael Wincott? We can't wait to see those deleted scenes. -
Robert Rodriguez Went The Extra Mile To Get His Alita: Battle Angel Director Gig
The filmmaker did what James Cameron could not – a rare feat. -
The Best Cosmic Horror Movies That Will Make You Hate The Unknown
The best cosmic horror movies feed on existential dread and humanity's insignificance. Here are classic examples of the dangers of the unknown. -
What Makes Industrial Light & Magic So Special, According To Empire Strikes Back Writer Lawrence Kasdan
Filmmakers don't need to have all the answers when they approach Industrial Light & Magic — "they have to have the questions." -
Could Killers Of The Flower Moon Be A Window Into The Future Of Streaming Big Movies?
Martin Scorsese's latest might be coming out this year, but there's more to the story here. -
The Daily Stream: The Watermelon Woman Questions Film History, And Makes It Too
The Watermelon Woman is an essential part of queer, Black film history. -
Do Black Panther LEGO Sets Hint At The Hero's New Identity?
A LEGO set for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever shows Shuri wearing a Black Panther suit, but not the one from the trailer. -
How Paul Sorvino Became A Horror Musical God
Not enough movies let this brilliant actor sing his butt off. -
Ignoring The Fans Was The Only Way The Russo Brothers Could Get Through Endgame
Anthony and Joe Russo had to shut out the demands of Marvel fans in order to bring the Infinity Saga to a close. -
The Gray Man Ending Explained: Just Another Thursday
You've had a chance to stream the new Russo Brothers movie, so let's talk about that ending. -
Kevin Feige Explains How Jonathan Majors' Kang Is A 'Totally Different' Villain From Thanos
Whereas Thanos was driven by a single-minded purpose, Jonathan Majors' Kang has many different variants and incarnations. -
White Noise: Everything We Know So Far About The Next Noah Baumbach Film
Noah Baumbach's next Netflix movie looks to be a big one. -
How Nope Relates To Us And Get Out
Similar to Get Out and Us, Jordan Peele's Nope explores many tough questions. Here we dissect the connective tissues at the heart of Peele's filmography. -
All The John Carpenter Influence Found In Jordan Peele's Nope
Jordan Peele has cemented his reputation as cinema's new master of horror with "Nope." However, the filmmaker and his sci-fi shocker are indebted to an icon. -
Preparing For His Find Me Guilty Role Took Its Toll On Vin Diesel
The late, great Sidney Lumet directed Find Me Guilty, a comedy-drama in which Vin Diesel plays real-life gangster Giacomo "Jackie" DiNorscio. -
Marvel Zombies: 5 Things We Learned From The Comic-Con Panel
Zombies and Marvel, what more could you ask for?
