Watching Kurt Russell & Donald Moffat In The Thing Was A Learning Experience For Keith David
Keith David had to learn how to take his theater training to the big screen.
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Bryan Fuller Fell In Love With Friday The 13th Because Of Pamela Voorhees
Fuller has a personal connection to this material. -
John Carpenter Took His Cast Into The Cold To Make The Thing Less 'Boring'
They had their tricks for keeping warm, though. Everclear, anyone? -
Chicago Director Wanted The Movie's 'Cell Block Tango' To Be 'Sexier' Than The Musical
Chicago is a perfect example of how the cinematic medium can elevate live theater, rather than replace it. -
Elektra's Original Daredevil Death Was Apparently Too Gruesome For 20th Century Fox
They had to get that PG-13 rating. -
Roger Ebert 'Spilled The Beans' Early For The Directors Cut Of Dark City
In his enthusiasm, Ebert almost torpedoed the very cut of Dark City that he so longed for. -
Every Ghostface In The Scream Series, Ranked
The Scream movies are only as good as their maniacal murderers. Lucky for us, there are plenty of brutal and fun Ghostface killers to choose from. -
Alita: Battle Angel Didn't Use Much Green Screen, Despite Having A CGI Star
Say what you will about Alita's story, but it's dang near flawless when it comes to the visual effects. -
One Of I Know What You Did Last Summer's Most Famous Scenes Was Directed By A Random Kid
What are you waiting for? -
Why James Gunn Ultimately Sees Dawn Of The Dead As A Movie About Redemption
The film's leads 'start at nothing and they have to become who they really are' in the face of the zombie apocalypse. -
The Unrated Movie That Ari Aster 'Regretted Watching' And Helped Inspire Hereditary
The 'level of artifice' in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover left Aster deeply unsettled. -
The Fly Ending Explained: Have You Ever Heard Of Insect Politics?
David Cronenberg's creature feature serves as an allegory for disease, aging, or the degradation of relationships, depending on how you look at it. -
Jamie Kennedy Thinks His Scream Character May Have Been Based On Quentin Tarantino
Randy probably could've held his own talking movies with Tarantino at Video Archives. -
Ari Aster Purposely Tipped His Hat To Don't Look Now With Hereditary
A key scene in Aster's horror film nods to the haunting opening of Nicolas Roeg's thriller. -
Dominion: Prequel To The Exorcist Ending Explained: A Chance To Turn Back Time
Dive into Paul Schrader's better alternative to Exorcist: The Beginning. -
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Script Started As A Classic Fairytale
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre swapped a candy house for a slaughterhouse. -
Tales From The Box Office: 20 Years Ago, Daredevil Fell Victim To Its Own Ambitions
Crank up the Evanescence and read along! -
The Daily Stream: Physical: 100 Is The Best Reality Competition Show In Years
Let's get physical (100). -
Woody Harrelson Conned Wesley Snipes On The Set Of White Men Can't Jump
'That was a joyous moment.' -
One White Men Can't Jump Character Was Particularly Tough To Write
'It had to be so unconnected from the guys.' -
Ari Aster Never Saw Midsommar's Village As A Cult
'For better or worse, this is a wish-fulfillment fantasy.' -
Evangeline Lilly Explains Hope's 'Stepmom' Relationship With Cassie In Quantumania
Hope Van Dyne isn't like a regular stepmom, she's a cool stepmom. -
Baby Ruby Uses Horror Movie References To Lure In Its Audience
Baby Ruby is an important film that tackles the challenges of mothering young children. -
The Most Brutal Scenes From Winnie-The-Pooh: Blood And Honey
Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey aims for bloody, excessively gory shock value. These brutal scenes from the horror film are hard to unsee. -
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Brandon Cronenberg's Bizarre Body Horror Infinity Pool Was Inspired By A True Story
Inspiration can appear in the strangest ways possible. -
1976's Carrie Ending Explained: Feminine Rage, Unleashed
The highly-stylized ending to Brian De Palma's classic Stephen King adaptation still packs a (haunting) punch.
