The 355 Ending Explained: In The Nick Of Time
The 355 is full of twist after twist. Here's what actually went down in the female-led spy movie.
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The Exorcist's Real-Life Curse Is Absolutely Terrifying
Few films inspire primal fear and and terror quite like William Friedkin's masterpiece.
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The Friday The 13th Scene Jason's Actor Refused To Film
Jason might regularly kill horny teens and feckless cops, but he would never lay a finger on man's best friend.
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Wesley Snipes Famously Refused To Film Most Of His Blade: Trinity Scenes
The wild story of Blade: Trinity involves passive-aggressive Post-it notes and Wesley Snipes allegedly trying to strangle director David S. Goyer.
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How Special Effects Wizard Tom Savini Changed The Horror Genre Forever
Tom Savini changed horror forever, but he has a dark origin story.
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The Poltergeist Scene That Legitimately Spooked The Cast
The Poltergeist curse is a well-known urban legend at this point, but could the curse have been caused by one scene?
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How Seabiscuit Almost Cost Tobey Maguire His Spot As Spider-Man
It's hard to imagine Spider-Man 2 without Tobey Maguire, but it almost happened.
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This Is What Sparked Michael Bay's Obsession With Explosions
Michael Bay's directorial career was truly born when he set his house on fire.
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The One Film Even Stephen King Says Was Too Scary To Finish
Even the Master of Horror can get scared, but only one film made Stephen King so scared he quit watching halfway through.
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The 12 Best January Horror Releases Of All Time, Ranked
There's one movie genre that has avoided the "January dump" trend time and again. These are the 12 best January horror releases of all time, ranked.
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Is There A Scream Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
We're here to answer your burning question of whether you can leave the theater immediately to go pee or if you have to stick through the Scream credits.
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Netflix's Most Watched Movies Last Week - Which Should You Check Out?
The Netflix top ten continue to astound, as this week sees the introduction of a new category sure to give you both pause and a giggle.
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The Ending Of The Original Scream Still Kicks Ass Decades Later
Ahead of the release of the fifth installment in Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson's slasher franchise, revisit the conclusion of the 1996 original.
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Tenet Ending Explained: You're Not Catching The Explanation, You're Shooting It
It's no secret that Christopher Nolan's Tenet is rather complex, so if you need the film's ending broken down, you've come to the right place.
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Here's When You Can Watch House Of Gucci At Home
You can now watch Lady Gaga do her best Dracula voice from the comfort of your home.
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Year Of The Vampire: Fright Night Embraces Queer Vampirism And Is So Cool, Brewster
The original 1985 Fright Night is queer, it's camp, and it's legitimately terrifying. That's all you need in a cult vampire film.
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The Brutal Toll Singin' In The Rain Took On Its Stars
One of the most joyous movies ever made required a number of physical hardships to complete.
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The Silence Of The Lambs Ending Explained: A Game Of Cat And Mouse
As Clarice Starling tracks down Buffalo Bill, Hannibal Lecter makes his own movies in the tense finale of The Silence of the Lambs.
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Dirty Work, Bob Saget's Hilarious Feature Directorial Debut, Is Now Streaming On HBO Max
Note to self: Remember no matter how bad life gets, there is always beer!
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Surprisingly, Psycho Was The First Film To Ever Show This
Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece didn't meet a boundary it didn't want to headbutt.
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The Cage Scene In Jaws Was More Real Than You Think
One of the scariest scenes in one of the scariest movies ever made is scary for a darn good reason.
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How Black Christmas Changed Slasher Movies Forever
We wouldn't have the modern slasher movie without Black Christmas.
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The Daily Stream: Jesus Loves Winners As Long As They're Drop Dead Gorgeous
The criminally underseen and darkly hilarious satire Drop Dead Gorgeous has finally found its streaming home on HBO Max.
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TV, Interrupted: Why GLOW Deserved Another Round In The Ring
The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling got cut off on a cliffhanger when Netflix canceled GLOW after three seasons.
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The Daily Stream: Let The Corpses Tan Shoots Violence With A Seductively Artistic Accuracy
Get really, really socially distanced with the remote setting of today's Daily Stream choice, Let the Corpses Tan.
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Year Of The Vampire: Bram Stoker's Dracula Puts The 'Opera' In Gothic Horror Opera
Bram Stoker's Dracula is a rich, stylish, shamelessly over-the-top adaptation from director Francis Ford Coppola.
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