The Martin Scorsese Film That Had A Deep Impact On Daniel Day-Lewis
'It was so influential for me as a young person, never mind as a young actor.'
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The Platform Ending Explained: Are You Going To Eat That?
Netflix's gnarly, politically charged Spanish horror "The Platform" doesn't offer an easy or pleasant reading. Go down to go up - here's the ending explained. -
31% Of People We Surveyed Said This Was Their Favorite Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Character
How do you pick your favorite character from the most complex crew in Star Trek history? -
Al Pacino Bit Off More Than He Could Chew Preparing For Serpico
Al Pacino thought Serpico was just another cop picture. Thankfully, he was very wrong. -
This Hellraiser Scene Hit Fans The Hardest
Hellraiser can be challenging to watch, and this scene is just one of the many reasons why. -
The Daily Stream: Look Who's Talking Makes Us Wish All Babies Were Voiced By Bruce Willis
Amy Heckerling's 1989 comedy takes advantage of its high-concept premise, but finds joy in the little moments in its characters' lives. -
Year Of The Vampire: Forgetting Sarah Marshall Sinks Its Teeth Into A Sucky Relationship
Forgetting Sarah Marshall may not be a vampire movie, but it has vampire puppets and a sucky relationship, so that has to count for something. -
Zhang Ziyi Had Some Unique Training For Her House Of Flying Daggers Role
"I had to learn how to live, how to fight, how to dance and then to do all of this as a blind girl." -
House Of Gucci Featured A Scene Ridley Scott Said He'd Never Film
Ridley Scott has been quite averse to shooting sex scenes in his film, which makes the passionate encounter between Adam Driver and Lady Gaga rather surprising. -
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It Took A Stroke Of Luck For Denzel Washington To Star In Philadelphia
Denzel Washington memorably portrays the homophobic lawyer Joe Miller in Philadelphia — but the original plan was for a very different actor to play the part. -
The Twilight Zone Movie Curse Explained
A tragedy on the set 'cursed' the production, but what does it even mean for a set to be cursed? -
Christian Bale's American Psycho Co-Stars Thought He Sucked At Acting
Bale's performance in Mary Harron's comical satire drew quizzical reactions from his co-stars at the time. -
Morbius Credits Scene Explained: A Familiar Face
Okay, so what's going on with the Morbius post-credit scenes? -
CODA's Oscar Win Sent A Lot Of New People To Apple TV+
It's resulted in a 25% uptick in new viewers on the Apple TV+. -
Christian Bale Thought This Part Of His Batsuit Was Impractical
Batsuits! They're not practical! -
Hellraiser's Director Went To Hilarious Lengths To Keep Creative Control
The MPAA had its own hell to raise behind the scenes of Clive Barker's iconic Hellraiser. -
The Daily Stream: Pedro Almodovar Finds The Humor And Horror Of Stockholm Syndrome In Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!
Through Almodóvar's bold lens, this movie expertly blows up the line between love and obsession. -
Rian Johnson Had Some Wild Ideas For Daniel Craig's Knives Out Character
Benoit Blanc is already a quirky character among the murder mystery of Knives Out, but Rian Johnson originally wanted him to be even more bizarre. -
The Martian Shared An Important Filming Location With Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
One incredible location unites new and modern classics alike. -
Where Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Fits In The Series Timeline
The Jujutsu Kaisen franchise finally has a feature film, but where does it fit in the overall series timeline? Let's break it down. -
Does Morbius Have A Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
Just in case you're sitting in the theater, waiting for it to start, and just need to know, man. -
The Soviet Sci-Fi Classic That Inspired Annihilation
Incredible entries in the "a group of people enter a very bad place, full of very bad things" genre. -
Bill Murray Doesn't Think Bill Murray Has Much To Do With His Success
Bill Murray has gotten selective, and it serves him well. -
The Well Scenes In Silence Of The Lambs Sometimes Got A Little Too Real
According to Brooke Smith — who played Buffalo Bill's victim Catherine Martin — the Silence of the Lambs pit was about as awful as you probably already guessed. -
The Daily Stream: The Imposter Tests The Limits Of The Phrase 'Stranger Than Fiction'
Director Bart Layton's 2012 feature directing debut goes in some unexpected directions. -
The Cruising Controversy Explained
William Friedkin's thriller was controversial at the time, and it remains controversial now.
