Josh Safdie Was Relentless When It Came To Writing Good Time
One of the nastiest and most entertaining thrillers of the past decade did not come together easily.
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Why Little Miss Sunshine Writer Michael Arndt Was Fired And Then Rehired
"Little Miss Sunshine" may be the epitome of 2000s indie quirk (in ways both good and bad), and the crew had twists and turns behind the scenes. -
Spike Lee's Malcolm X Was Decades In The Making
Spike Lee didn't have an easy time getting Malcolm X to the screen. -
How Nosferatu Rewrote The Rules Of Vampires
Although it was nearly destroyed in a lawsuit, the 1922 classic "Nosferatu" helped rewrite the rules of vampire lore. -
The Age Of The Babadook's Star Presented A Unique Problem
A word of advice: Don't watch Jennifer Kent's 2014 horror film "The Babadook" immediately after having your first child. -
John Carpenter Had Some Harsh Opinions About Halloween II
Not many people like Halloween II, and that includes the creator of the entire series. -
Acting Was Just A Small Part Of Ryan Reynolds' Adam Project Role
The Adam Project not only stars Ryan Reynolds, but it's also produced by him, and director Shawn Levy couldn't have been more pleased wit his contributions. -
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The Two Acting Legends Who Almost Starred In The Silence Of The Lambs
It's hard to imagine anyone other than Anthony Hopkins as Hannibal Lecter, but it almost happened. -
Why John Lithgow Turned Down David Cronenberg's The Fly
Jeff Goldblum played the iconic (and revolting) Brundlefly in the The Fly remake, but the part almost went to a very different kind of actor: John Lithgow. -
The Haunted History Behind The Shining's Stanley Hotel
The historic Stanley Hotel is the real-life equivalent of The Shining's ghostly setting — complete with having "REDRUM" scribbled on a door. -
Brittany Snow Credits Her X Performance To The Internet's Favorite Country Star
One of the best horror performances of the year so far has a great origin. -
Alfred Hitchcock Accidentally Created One Of The Scariest Houses In Horror
The presence of the Bates family home lingering above Bates Motel is rather ominous, but the signature home also came together by accident. -
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The 18 Best Horror Scenes Left On The Cutting Room Floor
Some of your favorite horror movies had bits and pieces left on the cutting room floor, and these are some of the best. -
Movies To Watch If You Enjoyed The Outfit
If you've seen the new Mark Rylance thriller and are looking to keep that vibe going, here are a few more movies to check out. -
Nimona Faced Pushback From Disney Over Same-Sex Kiss, Say Former Blue Sky Studios Staffers
Former Blue Sky Studios employees say they received pushback from Disney over queer characters in the since-canceled animated movie Nimona. -
Stephen King Calls This Director His Favorite Collaborator
You may be surprised to learn that Stephen King's favorite cinematic collaborator was a legendary master of horror in his own right. -
On Chainsaws And Titles: A Guide To The Correct Spellings Of The Texas Chainsaw Movies
A major dilemma has surfaced in the wake of the classic slasher resurgence: that of confusing movie titles. We're here to help. -
How The Honey, I Shrunk The Kids VFX Crew Pulled Off Human-Sized Insects
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids has impressive creature effects that actually look better than some modern CGI. So how did director Joe Johnston and his crew do it? -
The 15 Most Influential Horror Movie Stars Of All Time
From final girls to Frankenstein, the horror genre is packed with memorable characters. Here's our countdown of the iconic actors who keep us screaming. -
The Movie That Made Tim Burton Take A Hiatus From Hollywood
Mars Attacks! wasn't exactly beloved by audiences or critics when it debuted in 1996, and it almost resulted in Tim Burton walking away from directing forever. -
How Lock, Stock & Two Smoking Barrels Led To Brad Pitt's Snatch Role
'I called and woke Guy up and I said, "Are you okay if you can't understand your beautifully written dialogue?"' -
The Babadook's Script Was Almost Too Terrifying For Essie Davis To Handle
The Babadook is one of the best horror films in recent memory, and it's so terrifying that even the script made star Essie Davis feel uneasy. -
Why Sunset Blvd. Had To Scrap Its Original Opening Scene
All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up. -
Why Stephen King And Tobe Hooper's The Mangler Was A Box Office Disaster
Audiences just weren't ready for a movie about a killer laundry folding machine. -
How Halo Became A TV Series Instead Of A Movie
Before the TV show, Microsoft tried to get a Halo movie made.
