Wesley Snipes Left Keanu Reeves Out To Dry In Their White Men Can't Jump Audition
Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson were longtime buds before White Men Can't Jump, which didn't bode well for Keanu Reeves.
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An Ode To Joe Manganiello's Gas Station Challenge In Magic Mike XXL
Let's hear it for Joe Manganiello, aka Big Dick Richie, and his performance in Magic Mike XXL. You know the one I'm talking about.
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The Horror Shorts That Made The Cut For Fangoria's 2023 Chainsaw Awards
You can watch them online, too.
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Horror Comic Series Wytches Is Becoming An Animated Series At Prime Video
Prime Video is ready to dig through the ditches and burn through the Wytches.
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Alicia Silverstone Was Originally Answering The Phone As Casey Becker In The Opening Of Scream
Alicia Silverstone instead of Drew Barrymore as Casey Becker in Scream? As if!
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Magazine Dreams Came To Be After Elijah Bynum Saw Jonathan Majors' Face On A City Bus
'I started writing the script all over again, specifically for him.'
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Scream 6 Producer Kevin Williamson Originally Said 'No' To The Franchise Continuing Without Wes Craven
'And now I'm so happy I said yes.'
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A Midsummer Night's Dream Is The Only Write-In Oscar Winner
The option was swiftly removed.
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1988's Child's Play Ending Explained: Murder Me Elmo
Voodoo magic, 80's consumerism, and Reaganonimics are just a few of the pillars holding up 1988's Child's Play.
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One Of The Coolest Details In Knock At The Cabin Hides In Plain Sight
Pay attention to the colors the home invaders are wearing in M. Night Shyamalan's Knock at the Cabin.
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Edgar Wright's Meticulous Cinematic Timing Can Include When Actors Are Allowed To Blink
An Edgar Wright movie is all about rhythm.
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I Know What You Did Last Summer Is The Latest Horror Franchise To Get A Legacy Sequel
I still know what you did last summer (again).
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Why Rupert Grint's Redmond Is The Most Important Character In Knock At The Cabin
In M. Night Shyamalan's Knock at the Cabin, four strangers intrude on a family vacation — but one of them is not like the others.
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Kurt Russell Couldn't Stop Asking John Carpenter One Question About The Thing
'I couldn't see the point of solving that silly riddle.'
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The Size Of The Thing's Cast 'Intimidated' Director John Carpenter
Even 'Grandpa Horror' gets scared sometimes.
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Pitch Black Director David Twohy Credits The Internet For The Film's Success
'We wanted to attract the fans and give them more than just the usual trailer, the usual scenes from the film.'
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Why Brendan Fraser's Dudley Do-Right Failed At The Box Office
There are several factors to consider.
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Aubrey Plaza Actually Learned How To Commit Credit Card Fraud For Emily The Criminal
'I'm not going to go into any more detail, but I'm very street-smart. And savvy. I'd watch out for me.'
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How Bone Tomahawk Reminded Kurt Russell Of Tombstone
Kurt Russel takes his choice of western roles seriously. Both Tombstone and Bone Tomahawk appealed to him, but not because of the action.
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Toxic Masculinity Ran More Rampant Than Greed On The Set Of Oliver Stone's Wall Street
Sean Young's career was irreparably damaged by the toxic behavior on that set.
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Ti West Focused On Staying Out Of Mia Goth's Way During Her Pearl Monologue
Mia Goth delivers an unforgettable monologue in Pearl, and director Ti West didn't want any reason to cut away.
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Why The Thing Wasn't A Hit When It Came Out, According To Kurt Russell
'It was just a story of paranoia, extremely well handled by a master.'
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How 2023 Became The Year Of The Oscar Blockbusters
But will it affect the ratings for the broadcast of the ceremony?
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Knock At The Cabin's Ben Aldridge Thinks The Movie Would Have Been Unwatchable If It Faithfully Adapted The Book
M. Night Shyamalan is in his adaptations era. With Knock at the Cabin, he deviates from the book just enough to earn his cast's gratitude.
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How M. Night Shyamalan's Knock At The Cabin Faithfully Adapts The Book (Until It Doesn't)
Knock at the Cabin makes a major departure from the source material. Is it for better or worse? You decide.
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Sebastian Stan Wanted Every Moment In Monday To Feel Like It Was 'Earned'
'...a lot of truth came out of it for us.'
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