The RRR Acronym Doesn't Mean What You Think It Means
The title is cheekier than many western viewers may realize.
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How Baz Luhrmann Reinvented The Musical With Moulin Rouge!
The movie musical was considered dead. And then Baz Luhrmann came along. -
One Scene In The Fisher King Pushed Robin Williams To His Limits
Robin Williams had to be stopped when one scene found the actor "tearing his guts out emotionally," according to director Terry Gilliam. -
New Tolkien Book, The Fall Of Númenor, Collects The Second Age Stories That Influence Prime Video's The Rings Of Power
The Summer of Morbius is over, it's time for The Fall of Númenor. -
The Stubbornness Of Steven Spielberg Made Jaws' Production A Hollywood First
Steven Spielberg broke the rules of Hollywood with Jaws, establishing not only the summer blockbuster but also the rules for filming on the ocean. -
Yoda's Reveal Was A Make-Or-Break Moment For The Star Wars Franchise
It's safe to say that if Yoda didn't work, we may not be talking about Star Wars today. -
The Classic Horror Movies That Inspired Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Director J.A. Bayona clearly loves the horror genre, and many classic monster movies inspired the look of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. -
The Inspiration For The Black Phone Comes From Stephen King's Real-Life Creepy Basement
'...that phone waited for me to get old enough to write a story about it.' -
Brad Pitt Built His War Machine Role On A Bizarre Mix Of Impressions
You can't say this wasn't an ambitious performance. -
Why These Sci-Fi Movies Are Banned Around The World
These are some of our favorite sci-fi films, but not every fan around the world has had a chance to enjoy them (legally, anyway). Here's why. -
Terry Gilliam's Monty Python Frustrations Found An Outlet In Holy Grail
'We were watching Pasolini films a lot at that time ...' -
Gene Hackman Nearly Quit Get Shorty Over A Scene That Was Cut From The Movie
Hackman was not thrilled about filming at night. -
Eating Maggots In Rescue Dawn Was A Breeze For Christian Bale
'It was great. I couldn't stop laughing.' -
10 Horror Video Games Movie Fans Need To Play
Check out our pairings of horror video games with similar video games for a multi-medium double feature. -
The Creepiest Horror Movie Masks Ever
In honor of The Black Phone, we're taking a look at some terrifying masks. -
Danny DeVito's Taxi Audition Could Have Ended In Disaster
Danny DeVito proved his comedy chops in a bold way when he auditioned for the Emmy-winning sitcom Taxi. -
The Many Men Who Inspired Quint In Jaws
It takes a village to make a movie, and that includes building iconic characters like Quint. -
How The Umbrella Academy Crew Brought Baby Pogo To Life
Move over Grogu — Baby Pogo from Umbrella Academy is the new streaming series cutie-pie icon. Here's how the VFX team created the young primate. -
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The 10 Greatest Jaws Moments
Jaws was the original '70s summer blockbuster; on the anniversary of its release, we look back at its 10 greatest moments. -
Horror Movie Spinoffs You Didn't Know Existed
Be afraid. Be very afraid! These little-known horror spinoffs are back from the grave for one more scare. -
Working With Robin Williams Earned Robert De Niro A Broken Nose
Robin Williams accidentally broke Robert De Niro's nose while filming Awakenings — but the injury was a blessing in disguise. -
The 12 Best Bruce Willis Movies, According To Letterboxd — Did They Get It Right?
Letterboxd recently released its ranking of "Die Hard" star Bruce Willis' best films, but we're not 100 percent on board with their choices. Let's take a look. -
Why Susan Sarandon's Bull Durham Performance Scarred Her Children
Watching your mom and dad act out kinky scenes on the big screen is one of the perils of being a Hollywood child. -
Year Of The Vampire: Carl Theodor Dreyer's Vampyr Is A Waking Dream Inside A Coffin
A man seeking out supernatural adventure gets more than he bargained for in Carl Theodor Dreyer's Vampyr. -
Hustle Had To Find A Brand-New Way To Get Basketball On Film
The filmmakers took elaborate measures in shooting their shots. -
The Pre-Kubrick Sci-Fi Classic That Left Its Mark On Ridley Scott
It's disturbingly relevant for the present moment.
