Ridley Scott Believes This Is The Most Important Thing When It Comes To Directing
Heed the wise words of a master filmmaker.
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RRR Director S.S. Rajamouli Once Made An Action Epic About A Murdered Man Who Is Reincarnated As A Housefly
This is the kind of movie you really need to see to believe. -
Lisa Frankenstein: Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Zelda Williams makes her feature debut with Lisa Frankenstein, and we've got all the details about when it comes out and what to expect from this horror comedy. -
Under The Radar: Watcher, Mad God, And More Blockbuster Counter-Programming From June
The summer is for small films too! -
Everything You Need To Know About The Zombies In All Of Us Are Dead
From "halfbies" to full-on flesh-eaters, "All Us of Are Dead" puts an all-new spin on the undead. This is our essential guide to the Korean drama's zombies. -
Why Lightyear Bombed At The Box Office, And What We Can Learn From It
Lightyear is the rare Pixar movie to disappoint at the box office. So what happened? -
It's Hard To Argue With Quentin Tarantino's Pick For His Favorite Needle Drop
It would be easy to get stuck in the middle of contemplating the best tunes used in his movies. -
Why You Can Never Tell Exactly What Era A David Lynch Film Takes Place In
David Lynch has one of the most distinct styles of any major working director, and a huge part of it comes from his novel experiments with time. -
Stephen King's It Is Terrorizing The Netflix Top 10, And For Good Reason
The adaptation has dominated on the streaming platform, and it's really no great surprise — though it is delightful. -
Sci-Fi Masterpieces With Endings We Love To Complain About
An awkward ending can derail even the best movie. These sci-fi classics failed to stick the landing in a variety of frustrating and disappointing ways. -
Christopher Walken's Catch Me If You Can Performance Was A Little Too Good
'He picks up on cosmic messages, and it's shown through his acting.' -
Tessa Thompson Explains The Chaos Behind Taika Waititi's Creative Style
'There's a fair amount of organized chaos...' -
The Movies And Shows That Kickstarted Rob Zombie's Love Of The Horror Genre
There's enough here to have the ultimate horror movie marathon. -
Without 101 Dalmatians, We Might Not Have Dragon Ball Z
Inspiration can come from unlikely places. -
Amy Adams' Nightbitch Has Almost The Exact Same Premise As A 2017 Indie Movie
She's a little bit of everything all rolled into one. -
The Black Phone Ending Changed At The Last Minute
The Black Phone almost ended very differently — but director Scott Derrickson had a last-minute burst of inspiration. -
Nightbitch: Everything We Know So Far About The Amy Adams Horror Comedy
We're looking forward to this. -
Which Characters Are Most Likely To Die In Stranger Things 4 Vol. 2?
We're running up that hill, but these characters may not. -
It Took A Call From Quentin Tarantino For John Travolta To Join Get Shorty
Tarantino offered a nudge. -
Horror Actors Who Did All Their Own Stunts
These actors put their bodies on the line for big scares. -
Horror Movie Sequels We're Dying To See
They say that Hollywood has no original ideas anymore, but what if they did have some original ideas that weren't explored enough? -
6 Movies To Watch If You Loved The Black Phone
Psychic children, creepy phone calls, and menacing serial killers: here are six horror movies for fans of The Black Phone. -
The Daily Stream: IT Turns 5 Years Old And Has Its Young Cast To Thank For Its Continued Popularity
Five years later, they've still got it. -
Every Rob Zombie Movie That Was Never Made
While we anxiously await the next major Rob Zombie movie — the Munsters remake — let's revisit all of the filmmaker's canceled projects. -
How The Thing Crew Created That Unmistakable Title Sequence
What's not to love about John Carpenter's The Thing? -
The Thing's VFX Were Detailed Down To An Absurd Level
Rob Bottin blew audiences away with his designs, and even stunned some of the cast of The Thing. -
One Crew Member's Commitment To The Thing Landed Him In The Hospital
'I was there night and day, I'd sleep on the sets...'
