How The Thing Got John Carpenter Fired From Stephen King's Firestarter
John Carpenter was slated to direct Firestarter, but Universal Pictures got cold feet when The Thing hit theaters. Find out why right here.
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Every Song We Heard In Peacemaker Episode 7
The penultimate episode of Peacemaker definitely was a shot to the heart, Bon Jovi style. And James Gunn is to blame!
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Here's Why All Of Us Are Dead Feels So Real
There's a reason All Of Us Are Dead feels so human, so compassionate, and so real.
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The Daily Stream: Move Into The House On Netflix
The House isn't exactly kid-friendly, but ... well, that depends on the kid. Animation's for everyone!
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Why The A24 Horror Trailer Aesthetic Is A Double-Edged Sword
A24 has perfected the misleading trailer, and while it's become a signature of the brand, it can sometimes hinder their films' success.
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Network Ending Explained: Money Is God
In the age of infotainment and cable news, the satire of Network doesn't feel quite so outlandish anymore, and that's scary.
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Let's Revisit Gremlins 2's Wonderfully Strange Cameos
Gremlins 2: The New Batch is just plain silly, and that includes a bunch of cameos scattered throughout the film that are just plain weird and wonderful.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Behind The Exorcism Of Emily Rose
Let's talk about the true story of the horror movie The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
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Upcoming Sports Movies To Keep On Your Radar
As long as someone is making movies, there will be tales of talented people playing games to make the numbers go higher.
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How The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Nearly Killed One Of Its Stars
Not once, not twice, but thrice this actor nearly didn't make it through production.
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Congratulations To The Academy For Finally Realizing Kirsten Dunst Is One Of The Greatest Actresses Of Her Generation
Kirsten Dunst has been looked over by the Academy Awards since she was a child star. But today, they took one step towards fixing their mistake.
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Douglas Trumbull's Last Movie Is A Fitting Capstone To His Career
The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot is more than the silly sci-fi adventure that its title suggests — and it's thanks to Douglas Trumbull.
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These Are Guillermo Del Toro's Favorite Horror Films Of All Time
Guillermo del Toro is a master of monsters of all kinds, so you should probably listen when he lists his favorite horror movies of all time.
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The Spooky Truth About The Haunting's Ettington Park Hotel
Hill House, not sane, stood by itself against its hills, holding darkness within; it had stood so for eighty years and might stand for eighty more.
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Why The Oscars Tend To Neglect Horror Movies
Since the inception of the Academy Awards in 1929, only six horror films have been nominated for Best Picture.
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How These Child Stars Feel About The Horror Movies That Put Them On The Map
Being a child actor can be challenging, especially in horror movies. Thankfully, it can also be really rewarding.
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Big Budget Horror Movies That Absolutely Flopped (Even Though Some Were Good)
Horror is typically the realm of lower budgets and big box office returns. So what happens when the opposite is the case?
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It's Time To Retire The Razzies Forever
Can we please get rid of the Razzie Awards forever?
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National Treasure Disney+ Series Adds International Treasure Catherine Zeta-Jones
Catherine Zeta-Jones has joined the cast of the upcoming Disney+ National Treasure series as a badass billionaire adventurer.
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The Daily Stream: Woodlands Dark And Days Bewitched Will Have You Drawing Up A Folk Horror Watchlist
Shudder documentary Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror wanders away from civilization and into some truly scary places.
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Chapelwaite Season 2 Is On The Way For More Stephen King-Inspired Scares
Epix Stephen King adaptation Chapelwaite has a few more scares lined up, with season 2 already in the works.
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Who Is Madame Web? Comic Book Origins & Spider-Man Connection Explained
Dakota Johnson has been cast to star in a Madame Web movie in Sony's Spider-Man universe. Here's what you need to know about that character.
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How The Exorcist Transformed Linda Blair Forever
Linda Blair was just 14 when she filmed The Exorcist, and it changed her life in many different ways.
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The Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid Alternate Ending That Thankfully Wasn't Used
Did you know there was a Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid alternate ending that was a little more grim of a conclusion for our two titular heroes?
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The Tragedy Of Macbeth Is A Richer Film Thanks To Its Black Casting
Denzel Washington has said The Tragedy of Macbeth's diverse casting 'shouldn't even be mentioned' — but the added subtext actually enhances the story.
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Why Jamie Foxx Was The Perfect Choice For Django Unchained
Will Smith almost starred in Django Unchained, but in the end, Jamie Foxx made for the perfect badass cowboy in Quentin Tarantino's western.
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