What Happened To Buster Keaton? His Hollywood Rise, Fall, And Revival Explained
'I was more proud of that picture than any I ever made.'
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One Of Matt Berry's Best Recurring Gags On What We Do In The Shadows Was Improvised In The Show's Pilot
If you've watched the FX series "What We Do in the Shadows," you already know the brilliant improv and comic timing of not only Berry but the entire cast.
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The Controversy That Caused Ingrid Bergman To Leave Hollywood
It's a very Italian — or Swedish — scandal.
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Mork & Mindy's Creators Picked Robin Williams Up Off The Street
The consensus was clear: Get this man a spinoff.
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How Accurate Is Nope's History Of The Horse In Motion?
Did Jordan Peele and his team get it right?
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How Keira Knightley's Dyslexia Started Her On The Path To Acting
'I drove myself into the ground trying to get over dyslexia and when I finished school I had the top grades.'
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Pink Flamingos Controversy Explained
John Waters' cult movie Pink Flamingos is unapologetically indecent, which led to controversy following its release.
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The Jar Jar Binks Sith Lord Fan Theory Dissected
So this is how memes die, with thunderous applause.
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12 Best Horror Movies About Mental Health
Sometimes, horror can comfort and heal. Here are the best horror films that excel as chilling tales and showcase the struggle with mental health.
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Zack Snyder's 'Inner Circle' Wanted Him To Leak His Justice League
If Snyder's cohorts had their way, they would have out-Deadpooled Deadpool.
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Reaver Costumes Caused Some Problems For Serenity's Stunt Team
When everyone is dressed like a monster, there's going to be communication issues.
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Working Girl Had To Break Some Laws To Shoot Its Opening Scene
It's a tiny moment, but it was worth it.
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The Welcome To Raccoon City Easter Egg That Didn't Make The Cut
One day, we'll get to see Robbie Amell punch a boulder.
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The Best Horror Movies With Little To No Blood
If anxiety, curses, and spectral spooks hit your sweet tooth more than suffering and sadism, these horror movies with little to no blood are for you.
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Robert Englund's Freddy Krueger Career Could Have Ended After Just One Film
Had the studio had their way, it would've been a different actor playing the vengeful Freddy in the sequel.
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Shooting The Wild Bunch's The Battle Of Bloody Porch Scene Was Exhausting
You'll never guess how many squibs were involved.
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The Daily Stream: Lady Bird Goes Beyond Gender Or Age As A Coming-Of-Identity Story
Lady Bird is one of the best-reviewed movies on Rotten Tomatoes for good reason; we go over where you can watch it online (and why you should).
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How The Death Of Robin Williams Helped Zachary Levi Take His Own Mental Health Seriously
In recent years, the actor has become a crusader for mental health.
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Year Of The Vampire: Guillermo Del Toro's Cronos Reimagines Forever As A Gold Invention
Guillermo del Toro's horror movie Cronos is not a traditional vampire story, but it is filled with strong Catholic themes.
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The Best Unscripted Moments In Horror History
We're all out of bubble gum, but can we offer you some fava beans and a nice chianti?
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Heath Ledger Wasn't Willing To Put His Health On The Line For A Knight's Tale
Jousting is no joke!
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The Classic Movie You Need To Watch Before American Gigolo (It's Called American Gigolo)
American Gigolo is really great example of a memorably bad time at the movies.
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Scream 6: What We Want (And Don't Want) To See
Scream 6 is on the way, and we hope that they avoid some of the missteps of other sequels, especially in the Scream franchise itself.
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Why The Black Phone's Box Office Success Is Incredible News For Horror
In the pandemic age, a win like this is a good omen for moviegoers and the film industry alike.
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Community's 'Six Seasons And A Movie' Wasn't Dan Harmon's Idea
The popular rallying cry has a unique origin.
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The Gray Man Review: An Aggressively Mediocre Action Flick
The Gray Man is fifty shades of okay.
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Martin Scorsese Had To Scrap Another Movie To Make The Irishman
Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese had settled on a totally different book to adapt, but De Niro was compelled to tell a different story.
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