No Seriously, Why Isn't The Penguin Being Played By Richard Kind?
There's a true thrill in seeing great make-up at work in a film, but something still seems to have gotten bogged down in this approach.
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The Fantastic Beasts Franchise Should Have Had Faith In Its Fantastic Beasts
For more than one reason, the Fantastic Beasts franchise has lost its magic. -
Tales From The Box Office: How The Crimes Of Grindelwald Doomed Fantastic Beasts
Harry Potter is (or at least was) one of the biggest franchises on the planet. So what went wrong? -
How Videodrome's Special Effects Team Pulled Off The Breathing Screen
Long live the new flesh. -
Fantastic Beasts' Jessica Williams Had Unexpected Inspiration For Her Secrets Of Dumbledore Role
'I like that she does this really cool, strong magic like she really means it.' -
Robert Eggers Was Concerned The Witch Could Traumatize Its Cast
For his feature directorial debut, the filmmaker behind The Northman and The Lighthouse specifically wanted to build a foundation of trust among his actors. -
The Daily Stream: The Adventures Of Mark Twain Offers Kids Nightmares And Literature
'Nothing exists, save empty space and you. And you are but a thought.' -
One Of Get Out's Most Chilling Scenes Is Straight Out Of Jordan Peele's Nightmares
Jordan Peele tapped into a real life nightmare, as well as a common uncomfortable experience, for one of the pivotal scenes in Get Out. -
New Spider-Man: No Way Home Promo Sends Ned To The Raimi And Webb Universes
Where might Ned pop up next? -
Why Nicolas Cage Made The Call To Cut His Lines For Willy's Wonderland
Nicolas Cage's character in Willy's Wonderland never speaks, and the actor explained why he made that decision himself. -
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Ending Explained: Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story
If you're curious about what the big deal is with Dumbledore and his titular secrets, read on. -
Why David Ayer Had To Rewrite The Original Ending To Training Day
The original ending of Training Day was for a different kind of audience. -
Robert Eggers Wasn't Afraid To Get Rough While Filming The Lighthouse
Neither Willem Defoe nor Robert Pattison were happy campers at times through the brutal shoot. -
How The Fantastic Beasts Franchise Stumbled
Fantastic Beasts once seemed too big to fail, but it's now sliding into bleak territory. And there is really only one person to blame. -
Fantastic Beasts' Grindelwald Has One Specific Trait In Common With Many Other Mads Mikkelsen Villains
Eye spy a recurring trend here. -
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I Tried Alexander Skarsgård's Viking Workout For The Northman And Survived (Barely)
It's just a warm-up. How tough could it possibly be? -
This Was The Hardest Scene For Willem Dafoe To Shoot In The Lighthouse
Willem Dafoe is a professionally trained actor of stage and screen, but not even the best training prepares an actor for having dirt thrown in their mouth. -
Sebastian Stan Likes To Venture Out Of His Comfort Zone With His Roles
Creative projects shouldn't just be escapism, says the Pam & Tommy star. -
The Safdie Bros Are Executive Producing A Documentary About Legendary Comic Andy Kaufman
Morgan Neville is joining forces with Josh and Benny Safdie to produce the definitive documentary about the cult favorite performer. -
Eddie Redmayne's Unexpected Inspiration For His Fantastic Beasts Performance
The inspiration for Newt Scamander came from a surprising source. -
Pretending To Do Magic On The Fantastic Beasts Set Looks Just As Silly As You'd Expect
Turns out 'movie magic' can be a confounding concept behind the scenes of the Fantastic Beasts universe. -
Finding Double Indemnity's Leading Man Was A Painful Process
Fred MacMurray is never an actor you would immediately associate with the hard-boiled nature of film noir. -
Does Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Have A Post-Credits Scene?
Consider this your spoiler-free guide to the post-credits scene situation with Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore. -
Loot First Look: Maya Rudolph Stars In An Apple TV+ Workplace Comedy
Maya Rudolph's new workplace sitcom, Loot, looks like it could give Ted Lasso a run for its money. -
The Daily Stream: Down With Love Expertly Revives A Genre We Never See Nowadays
We need to cherish movies like Down with Love, because we don't know if we will get another one like it ever again. -
How The Cannes Film Festival Set The Stage For Lord Of The Rings
A lavish party and a 20-plus-minute footage presentation introduced the world to Peter Jackson's vision of Middle-earth.
