Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers Is Like Shane Black Remaking Roger Rabbit
The new Rescue Rangers owes more than a few things to the work of Shane Black.
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The Project That Brought Stephen King And A Music Icon Together
With Stephen King on board and a $15 million budget, Michael Jackson's Ghosts was positioned to be a cultural epic. So what happened?
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Ryan Reynolds had fun improvising during the production of Blade 3; Wesley Snipes, however, didn't enjoy the experience quite so much.
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The Stunningly Practical Way Shadow Achieved Its Signature Look
This is one of the most visually staggering movies ever made.
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The 14 Best Deaths In The Final Destination Franchise
It's time to revisit the 14 best deaths the Final Destination franchise has to offer.
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Ryan Reynolds Took A Step Back From Blockbusters After R.I.P.D And It Helped His Career
The Ryan Reynolds of 2013 is not the Ryan Reynolds of 2022.
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Famous Actors Who Actually Turned Down American Psycho
Christian Bale is the definitive killer yuppie in "American Psycho." However, he faced some stiff competition for the role of Patrick Bateman.
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Steven Seagal Was Desperate To Star In Predator 2, According To Director Stephen Hopkins
Thankfully, that did not happen.
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Horror Movies Jordan Peele Thinks You Should Watch Next
We scanned the internet for director Jordan Peele's must-watch horror films. Fasten your seatbelts, here are 20 horror recommendations from the man himself.
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The Coen Brothers Wrote Barton Fink Just To Break Their Writers' Block
When two geniuses take a break from writing one masterpiece to write another masterpiece.
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Tigertail's Production Was Skirting Disaster From Its Very First Scene
In which the making of a beautiful opening scene becomes a nightmare.
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Why Michael Douglas Feels Bittersweet About Gordon Gekko's Impact In Wall Street
Turns out greed is not actually good.
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How The Sea Beast Connects To Master And Commander And Game Of Thrones
Apparently, ropes are very hard to animate.
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The First Cut Of The Thing Was A Completely Different Film
You can thank one Alaskan Malamute for the horror masterpiece that is The Thing.
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Al Pacino's Dog Day Afternoon Doubts Manifested As A Mustache
A legendary Al Pacino performance. A painfully ordinary case of masculine insecurity.
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Annihilation's Trippy Nature Was A Tricky Problem For Screenwriters To Solve
'When you're dealing with abstractions, you can feel like you're in a mad loop...'
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Ryan Reynolds' Detective Pikachu Co-Stars Didn't Have Much To Work With
It was super effective!
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Meet Jennifer Walters: attorney by day, attorney by, well, night too. Until she gets a big green visitor.
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How 24 Inspired Charlie Brooker's Zombie Mini Series Dead Set
What does a satiric zombie miniseries from 2008 have in common with the adventures of Jack Bauer? Not much, but just enough.
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It's villain Pennywise is so terrifying because of his multifaceted abilities. Here are the deadly powers he employs to hunt the children of Derry.
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It probably won't surprise you in the slightest to learn that Rob Zombie and Cassandra Peterson are friends.
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Platoon's ending is a mad swirl of destruction punctuated by Taylor's execution of Barnes. How did it come to this, and what does this wanton destruction mean?
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