Nicolas Cage Nearly Played Dracula In A Castlevania Movie Directed By James Wan
Just let Nicolas Cage play Dracula 50 times, already!
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The Latest Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Is Directed By A Horror Master
Read this while standing in a corner facing the wall. -
Bottoms Is Here To Save Us From Sanitized Queer Representation
'I think also when you make the whole box queer, you can have so much more fun and there isn't as much pressure on one person.' -
Shooting Gran Turismo Made The Movie's Star Vomit A Whole Bunch
Driving a race car is quite the experience, but it's even more difficult when you don't know how to drive, like Gran Turismo star Jann Mardenborough -
Tales From The Box Office: Insidious Proved James Wan Was A Real Deal Horror Master
Insidious proved that James Wan and Leigh Whannell's success with Saw was no fluke. -
The Empty Man Was Ignored In 2020, But Let It Drag You Into The Depths Of Urban Myth
This isn't the horror film you're expecting. -
What Was The Kid From Insidious Up To Before Returning In The Red Door?
To get ready for the latest chapter in the Insidious franchise, catch up on the career of one of its most intriguing stars, Ty Simpkins. -
Insidious' Creepy Ghost Kid Wasn't Actually A Kid At All
'I knew I wanted a creepy kid in the film, a creepy ghost kid, but I didn't want the kid to be played by an actual child.' -
How Insidious Deleted Scenes Take Us Further Into The Further
Tiptoe through the window, by the window, that is where I'll be, come tiptoe through the tulips with me... -
A Deleted Insidious Scene Required A Lot Of Wire Work From Patrick Wilson
Patrick Wilson's character's relationship with The Further would have looked very different if the filmmakers had stuck with their original plan. -
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Here's Why So Many Oscar-Winning Women Make Horror Movies
Why is a genre that's generally overlooked by awards embraced by Academy Award winners? -
The Empire Strikes Back's Battle Of Hoth Had The Help Of The US Army
Sound designer Ben Burtt was able to record US Army weaponry in a way that no one will likely ever be granted access to ever again. -
American Psycho Almost Ended With A Big Musical Number
It was apparently 'very elaborate.' -
There's Someone Inside Your House, And There Was A Freaky Slasher Movie Inside Netflix's Top 10
I don't want to alarm you but There's Someone Inside Your House. -
Old Is M. Night Shyamalan's Weirdest Movie, And It Demands A Revisit On Streaming
Shyamalan is still out here trying, dang it, and for that we admire him. -
Marlon Brando Only Made One Movie With Jack Nicholson, And It Was A Mess
Pro-tip: Never watch Brando's dailies. -
Florence Pugh Didn't Read A Good Person Despite Living With Zach Braff While He Wrote It
Zach Braff wrote the lead role in A Good Person for Florence Pugh while the two were living together during the COVID-19 pandemic. -
The Largely Forgotten Joy Ride Let Paul Walker Play A Horror Movie 'Final Guy'
Director John Dahl's 2001 film is a mini cult classic of highway horror. -
James Wan Wanted To Shake Off Saw's Reputation With Insidious
The result was a game-changer for Wan's filmmaking career. -
James Mangold's Boba Fett Movie Was Going To Be A Borderline R-Rated Spaghetti Western
'Well, at the point I was doing it, I was probably scaring the s*** out of everyone.' -
The Blackening Takes A Hilarious Jab At Friends' Lack Of Diversity
How many Black characters from Friends can you name? -
You Can Spend The Night In Barbie's Malibu Dream House, So Come On, Let's Go Party
As Barbie steps into the 'real' world in the upcoming movie, you can step into Barbie's world and stay at a Barbie-themed Airbnb. -
Alan Arkin's Oscar-Nominated Argo Performance Was About More Than Just Cursing
Arkin gets the best line in the movie, but there's more to the performance. -
Horror Box Office Hits That Have Caught Us By Surprise In 2023
No one anticipated the success this crop of films ended up having. -
Move Over, Paranormal Activity — Grimace Is Our New Found Footage Horror God
On June 12, McDonald's tried to celebrate Grimace's birthday with the limited edition Grimace shake. Then the internet happened. -
Robert De Niro's Godsend Was Anything But That When It Flopped In The 2004 Box Office
One of Robert De Niro's biggest flops had real potential to be an intriguing horror film.
