Robert Downey Jr. Misses Being In The Trenches With Kevin Feige
The Iron Man star spent a decade between the MCU's opening chapter and the culmination of his arc in Avengers: Endgame.
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How Scream VI Uses Faux-New York City In Very Classic Horror Fashion
Whether it be budget, weather, spatial concerns, or just convenience, executing a horror movie entirely in New York City is easier said than done. -
Scream VI Sees The Franchise Entering Its Middle Chapter, Just Like Nightmare On Elm Street And Friday The 13th
Ghostface is following in the footsteps of Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees. -
Tales From The Box Office: Scream 4 Was Horror Master Wes Craven's Unintended Farewell
Scream 4 has come a long way from its lukewarm reception to become many horror fans' favorite entry in the franchise. -
The Scream 6 Opening Sequence Is Proof That The Series Can (And Should) Move Beyond Spoilers
With its opening sequence, Scream 6 breaks away from the franchise formula by revealing the killer. It's just a shame that the boldness ends there. -
Why Mia Wasikowska Turned Down A Starring Role Opposite Cate Blanchett In Carol
Both she and Rooney Mara ended up in the projects they were meant to be in. -
The Directors Of Talk To Me Aren't The First YouTubers To Release A Movie, But They're Certainly The Best [SXSW]
How the duo behind RackaRacka avoided the pitfalls that befell the YouTubers before them. -
Don Rickles Hilariously Embarrassed Quentin Tarantino On A Visit To Casino's Set
The legendary insult comic showed no mercy. -
Steven Spielberg's Night Gallery Short Appalled Executives So Much It Had To Be Reshot
It wasn't the subject matter that appalled them. It was Spielberg's decision to film the whole thing in a single take. -
Luther: The Fallen Sun Writer And Director On The Joys And Horrors Of John Luther's London [Exclusive Interview]
Luther: The Fallen Sun director Jamie Payne and writer Neil Cross took away John Luther's police badge and sent him into the darkest circle of hell. -
Bette Davis Claims Joan Crawford Cost Her The Oscar For Her Role As Baby Jane
Bette Davis and Joan Crawford both gave exquisite performances in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? But one of them could have been Oscar winning. -
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Mason Gooding Thought His Character Was Dying In Scream 5
Whether you survive or get a cool death, you always win from being in a Scream movie. -
Stephen King's The Boogeyman Wasn't Coming To Theaters – Here's Why That Changed
Positive early test screenings led to the horror film securing a theatrical release. -
Scream 6 Review: Bloody Kills And Lackluster Thrills
What's your favorite disappointing sequel? -
Sam Raimi Never Thought Fans Would Love The Imperfections Of The Evil Dead Films
Long live the shot of Rob Tapert on the bridge. -
Stephen King's Wife Stopped Him From Tossing Carrie In The Trash
Stephen King nearly threw out Carrie, depriving us of a seminal piece of horror. -
65 Directors Aimed To 'Make Dinosaurs Scary Again' [Exclusive]
The film aims to 'lean into the horror aspect of what dinosaurs could feel like.' -
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Being A Cannibal In The Fungi Zombie Apocalypse Is Just Dumb
You take this home, throw it in a broth, add a potato - baby, you got a stew going! -
Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures Made Melanie Lynskey Scary Before Yellowjackets And The Last Of Us Made It Cool
Melanie Lynskey broke into the industry with her unforgettable portrayal of Pauline Parker in Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures. -
Scream 2 Ending Explained: The Killers Were Never Going To Be Hallie And Derek
While the killer reveals in Scream 2 found some audiences underwhelmed, a few decoy scripts kept everyone on their toes. -
Medusa: Everything We Know About The Mythological Film From The Director Of Watchmen
Medusa's reputation is steadily being reclaimed, and we'll see this iteration of her character in Nicole Kassell's take on the figure. -
Bette Davis' First Film With Humphrey Bogart Was A Low Point For Both
By Dark Victory, they had both firmly established their place in Hollywood. -
The 10 Best Horror Movies Set In New York, Ranked
Some of the best horror movies ever made take place in New York City, even if they didn't shoot there. These are the 10 best Big Apple-based fright flicks. -
Orson Welles' Favorite Film Idea Was Ruined In The Editing Room
In a career full of clashes with producers, Mr. Arkadin topped Orson Welles' list of worst filmmaking experiences. -
One Heavy Metal Scene Was So Gruesome, Artists Refused To Work On It
Sometimes you just don't want to look at animated gore for weeks at a time.
