Harvey Keitel Changed Robert De Niro's Mind About His Mean Streets Role
Without a gentle nudge from Harvey Keitel, we may not have gotten Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese's beautiful, decades-long collaboration.
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Smile Ending Explained: The Painful Truth Behind The Grin
We break down the chilling ending to the 2022 horror movie Smile.
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How Revenge Of The Nerds Landed Bradley Whitford His Role In The West Wing
Bradley Whitford might never have made the connection that helped him land the role of Josh Lyman if it wasn't for this forgettable comedy sequel.
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Harrison Ford Insisted On Adding A Key Scene To The Mosquito Coast's Screenplay
Harrison Ford wanted to make one thing clear about his character's endeavor.
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Nicolas Cage Wants John Carpenter To Make More Movies, But John Carpenter's Not Having It
'I think more directors should learn from what you're doing.'
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Jenna Ortega's Facial Prosthetic For Ti West's X Was Enormous
Watch out for spoilers (and gore).
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A Twitter DM From Travis Stevens Got Josh Ruben Involved In A Wounded Fawn
'This is genius, I have to do it.'
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How Danny Boyle Immersed The Cast Of Sunshine Into Its World
The details are right, even if the execution veers off course.
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The Daily Stream: Mad God Finds The Beauty In The Horror Of Existence
This stop-motion dream/nightmare was decades in the making.
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'Insecurity And Ego' Made Bradley Cooper Say Yes To Nightmare Alley
'Nightmare Alley was an interesting example of how insecure I am,' says Bradley Cooper.
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Michael York Was Ready To Pass On Logan's Run Until He Got A Little Push
Michael York almost turned down Logan's Run. Thank the Carousel he changed his mind.
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The Cannibal Horror Movie You Never Realized Featured Jason Momoa
A dystopian landscape, cannibalism, Keanu Reeves, and Jason Momoa as a character named the Miami Man? This movie has it all!
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Cocaine Bear Trailer: This Wild Horror Comedy Is Inspired By True Events
Don't coke the bear.
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Under The Radar: Next Exit, Slash/Back, And Something In The Dirt Shined In November
What went under the radar lately in the film world?
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Joe Pesci Received Serious Burns From One Of Home Alone 2's Most Famous Stunts
Joe Pesci's performance in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York was fiery ... literally.
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All That Sauron Speculating Was Just As Fun For The Rings Of Power's Writers
Viewers had fun speculating online about Sauron during The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power — and it turns out, the writers had fun watching it happen.
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Going Outside Of His 'Image' Gave John Wayne His Favorite Performance Of His Career
As director John Ford said of his frequent leading man: 'I didn't know the big son of a b**** could act.'
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Glass Onion's Cast Got Into Character With Their Own Murder Mystery Game
We too would like to play tabletop games with the cast of Glass Onion, thank you very much.
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How The Exorcist Transformed Linda Blair Forever
Linda Blair was just 14 when she filmed The Exorcist, and it changed her life in many different ways.
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How Moon Knight Directors Benson And Moorhead Made Their Indie Horror Style Fit The MCU
'What [Marvel] wanted from us was our voice.'
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Bobcat Goldthwait Bore The Brunt Of Bill Murray's Improv On Scrooged
Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait was no stranger to improv, but Bill Murray's antics were on another level.
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Jordan Peele Fans Can Experience Even More Horror With His New Podcast Quiet Part Loud
If anyone knows how to bring terror to life, it's Peele.
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How James Cameron And A Real-Life Kidnapping Connect Guillermo Del Toro To Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark
'I needed to have the key images that affected my youth.'
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This Is Why Strange World Bombed At The Box Office
Strange World struggled at the box office, and we have some thoughts about why.
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Nanny Director Nikyatu Jusu Harnesses Horror For The Black Final Girls [Exclusive Interview]
"I just love seeing Black final girls and Black final women centered in the darker genres."
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Karen Allen Thinks She Knows Why Bill Murray Went So Off-Script With Scrooged
Bill Murray did a lot of ad-libbing on the set for Scrooged — despite having helped develop the revised script himself.
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