Blumhouse Boards Beth De Araujo's SXSW Debut, Soft & Quiet
The film is described as a 'runaway train that follows a single afternoon in the life of Emily, an elementary school teacher.'
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Braveheart Ending Explained: History Goes Hollywood
They may take our historical accuracy, but they'll never take our Oscars! -
Zoe Saldana Would Like To See A Gamora Prequel Movie
Zoe Saldana's Gamora is the foundation that keeps the Guardians of the Galaxy all from crumbling — so why shouldn't she get her own spin-off? -
The Philadelphia Story Scene You Probably Didn't Know Was Improvised
One can clearly see Cary Grant struggling not to break character. -
Why Stephen King's Original Draft For Cujo Never Made It To The Screen
Cujo director Lewis Teague explains the process behind scripting the movie, and how it changed from an early draft written by Stephen King. -
The Reason Stephen King Never Liked The Running Man Adaptation
A cornball '80s action movie was born from a frightening Stephen King novel. -
The 22 Jump Street Moment That Was A Little Too Real For Jonah Hill
One scene in 22 Jump Street tapped into a very real phobia that Jonah Hill has, and it made him break character in a moment that ended up in the movie. -
Year Of The Vampire: Buffy The Vampire Slayer The Movie Gave Us The First Draft Of Buffy Summers
Before Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the TV show) there was Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the movie). -
Why Will Smith Was So Disappointed In I Am Legend
Everyone agreed I Am Legend was a huge success. Everyone except Will Smith. -
The Classic Horror Film That Inspires Guillermo Del Toro's Work
'It influenced me a lot with the contrast between beauty and brutality.' -
Hammer Studios Making Eddie Izzard Doctor Jekyll Movie
The horror-centric Hammer rose from the grave last November. -
The 15 Best Scenes In The Batman Ranked
Dark, gritty, and moody, Matt Reeves' "The Batman" is packed with action, emotion, and surprising moments of humor. Here are our picks for its best scenes. -
The Jordan Peele Cameo You May Have Missed In Get Out
Jordan Peele made a couple stealthy cameos in Get Out, and one of them actually started a trend that carried on over into his sophomore film, Us. -
Get Ready For A Live Immersive Experience With The Guardians Of The Galaxy (In London)
Secret Cinema is having a new in-person experience centered around Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, so buy your ticket to London! -
Why M. Night Shyamalan Says He's Never Made A True Horror Film
You might call M. Night Shyamalan a horror filmmaker. M. Night Shyamalan would disagree. -
Every Batman Movie Opening Scene Ranked
If anyone knows how to make an entrance, it's Batman. These are the opening scenes from all of his movies, ranked from worst to most bat-tacular. -
Good Omens Season 2 Has Wrapped Filming
The heavens have opened and Good Omens season 2 will be raining down upon us soon. -
Will Tom Holland Ever Star In A Horror Movie?
The young actor is not a horror fan, but he would thrive in the genre. -
Chinatown Ending Explained: Forget It, Jake
One of the most iconic lines in film history says everything you need to know about the ending of this movie. But what does it all mean? -
The Henry & June Controversy Explained: The First NC-17 Movie
The NC-17 wasn't supposed to be a kiss of death, but... -
Expect More Unconnected, Standalone DC Projects Following Success With The Batman
The Batman stands alone, literally, and we might see more DC projects like it in the near future. -
Fresh Star Daisy Edgar-Jones On Trading Tender Romance For Twisted Thrills [Interview]
'It was not the most pleasant day at work.' -
How Serial Killer Ed Gein Inspired Classic Horror Movies
The unsettling fingerprints of the infamous killer are all over modern horror. -
Seth Rogen's The Boys: Diabolical Episode Just Wasn't Gory Enough At First
The team behind "Laser Baby's Day Out" had to up their game when they realized that children's cartoons are already pretty violent. -
Bill Burr To Direct And Star In Old Dads, A Movie About, Uh, Old Dads
F Is for Family co-creator and stand-up comedian Bill Burr is set to make his feature directorial debut with an original comedy film, Old Dads. -
You Won't Be Alone Trailer: The Noomi Rapace Folk Horror Renaissance Continues
Noomi Rapace plays a body-thieving witch in the new trailer for Goran Stolevski's folk horror film You Won't Be Alone. -
Year Of The Vampire: Matt Reeves Invites Darkness Across The Threshold With Let Me In
The Batman director Matt Reeves delivered a rare worthwhile horror remake with his 2010 vampire film Let Me In.
