Childhood Acting Left Its Mark On How Natalie Portman Makes Movies
Thor: Love and Thunder takes the star to new heights.
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Sci-Fi Heroes That Could've Beaten Thanos
The Avengers may have bested Thanos, but we're willing to wager that these sci-fi heroes could give the Mad Titan a run for his money. -
Matt Damon's Invictus Casting Forced Clint Eastwood To Get Creative
Matt Damon is significantly shorter than the famed rugby player he was set to play. -
The Most Savage Animal Attack Horror Movies
First, we gave you aquatic horror scenes. Now, animals attack! -
Tony Stark Had A Major Impact On Earth-838, According To Doctor Strange 2 Producer
It's a timeline worth some contemplation. -
Frank Capra's Directing Style Didn't Sit Well With Cary Grant
The legendary director and legendary filmmaker only collaborated once. -
Why The Legendary Katharine Hepburn Was Declared 'Box Office Poison'
At one time, Katharine Hepburn was considered 'box office poison' and had to muster all her self-reliance to mount a comeback. -
The Coolest Easter Eggs In Thor: Love And Thunder
Let's go over some of the coolest Easter eggs and references contained within the cosmic craziness that is Thor: and Love and Thunder. -
How It Follows' Ending Ruined A Great Horror Movie
Even if no vampires are present, a horror movie needs stakes. -
Misery Proved James Caan Was Willing To Do What Many Other Actors Weren't
You need a guy like James Caan in this part. -
How School Of Rock Pushed Robert Downey Jr. To Star In A Scanner Darkly
Downey's appearance in 'A Scanner Darkly' may not have happened had the actor not been so impressed with Richard Linklater's 2003 comedy. -
I Am Legend Showcases The Folly Of Not Using The Greatest Horror Ending Of All Time
If only they had stuck with the book. -
James Caan Had One Rule When It Came To Choosing His Roles
The legendary actor refused to let himself get pinned down. -
James Caan's Favorite James Caan Movie Is The Right Choice
*Tangerine Dream score intensifies* -
Vecna's Ties To The Mind Flayer In Stranger Things 4 Explained
Grab a map of Hawkins and some yarn. We're getting to work. -
The Daily Stream: In The Mouth Of Madness Is An Overlooked Cosmic Gem
John Carpenter paints a bleak, engrossing picture of how insanity can be contagious. -
A Guide To Every Version Of Dawn Of The Dead
George Romero's zombie masterpiece has three very different cuts. -
The Daily Stream: The Brass Teapot Embraces Slapstick In The Face Of The American Capitalist Hellscape
Audiences weren't ready for this movie a decade ago, but it feels more relevant than ever in 2022. -
An Explosive Circus Stunt Gone Wrong Could Have Been The End Of John Wayne
It's not a good thing when a film shoot sees your leading man coughing up blood. -
Clips Round-Up: Chris Pine In Doula, The Enormity Of Life Trailer With Breckin Meyer & More! [Exclusive]
A little Chris Pine as a doula for your Tuesday afternoon? -
Estate Tours, Etiquette Class, And Elegance: Living The Downton Abbey Experience In The English Countryside
To mark the release of 'Downton Abbey: A New Era' on home video, we flew to the U.K. to visit some filming locations, see some costumes, and interview the cast. -
How Thor Set The Stage For Chris Hemsworth's Spiderhead Character
Known for playing everybody's favorite hammer-wielding space himbo, Hemsworth was ready to try something different. -
Thor: Love And Thunder Review: A Shaky Attempt To Recapture Lightning In A Bottle
A superhero film with tonal whiplash. -
The Horror Sequel Homage That Almost Made It Into Stranger Things 4
Stranger Things star Jamie Campbell Bower tried to push the show's dark '80s inspirations to even deeper, darker places. -
How Downton Abbey: A New Era Finally Fulfilled A Years-Long Dream For One Of Its Actors
You should see Mrs. Patmore in a crown! And in Downton Abbey: A New Era, you will. -
Year Of The Vampire: The Moth Diaries Puts A Teen Girl Twist On Traditional Vampire Tropes
Adolescence sucks in Mary Harron's subversive lesbian vampire movie The Moth Diaries. -
Movies Where The Title Card Appears Surprisingly Late
The title card always goes at the start of the movie, right? Wrong!
