Skinamarink Isn't Just Vibes – The Story Matters More Than You Think
Skinamarink has a story ... as long as you're not too scared to look.
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How Piers Haggard's The Blood On Satan's Claw Became A Cornerstone Of Folk Horror
The least-known movie in the Unholy Trinity of folk horror films might also be the bleakest. -
12 Anxiety-Inducing Movies That Are Worth The Stress
Far from "feel good" flicks, these tense movies will have you on the edge of your seat -
Of Course Uwe Boll Thinks Postal Is A Better Video Game Adaptation Than The Last Of Us
Is he trolling for relevance (again)? Or does Boll actually believe his own nonsense? -
How Quentin Tarantino And Robert Rodriguez Found The Idea For Their Grindhouse Double Feature
Turns out, Rodriguez is actually the true idea man between the two. -
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The Evil Dead Ending Explained: The Definitive Cabin In The Woods Horror, Even 40 Years Later
Forty years ago, Sam Raimi changed the face of horror forever. -
Jason Blum Thinks M3GAN Highlights The Importance Of Horror Films In Hollywood
'The audience is starved for fun, entertaining [movies]. There's not enough.' -
There's Something Wrong With The Children In Roxanne Benjamin's New Horror Flick [Exclusive Interview]
'It's a tricky game of Tetris to figure out how to shoot a lot of stuff with kids.' -
Micro-Budget, Super-Buzzy Indie Horror Skinamarink Scores Nearly $1 Million In Its Opening Weekend
Good news for indie horror. -
Willow Showrunner Jon Kasdan Wanted To Balance Humor And Horror In The Season Finale [Exclusive Interview]
Jonathan Kasdan tried to balance a mix of laughs and scares in Willow. -
Micro-Budget Horror Skinamarink Created Its Most Haunting Moments With A Television
Remember walking through your dark house in the middle of the night with only the TV screen to light your way? Skinamarink remembers. -
Margot Robbie's Improvised Audition For The Wolf Of Wall Street Left Martin Scorsese 'Stunned'
Sometimes, it pays to slap Leonardo DiCaprio. -
Bette Davis And Joan Crawford Weren't Considered 'Bankable' Enough For What Ever Happened To Baby Jane
Imagine the exasperated sighs of the studio execs who refused to bankroll the film after it earned back its budget in just one weekend. -
The 12 Best German Horror Movies Ranked
From Expressionist classics to New Wave thrillers, these terrifying German horror films will have you on the edge of your seat. -
Keanu Reeves And Alex Winter Fought For The Wild Plot Of Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey
Long live the Wyld Stallyns! -
Box Office Hit Or Box Office Bomb? A Rough Guide To The Mysteries Of Movie Math
There's more to box office success than ticket sales surpassing the production budget. Let's dig into the tangled web of Hollywood accounting. -
Oliver Stone's Platoon Was Such A Global Hit, Nearly Half Its Revenue Came From International Film Rights
War movies being released worldwide can be a legitimate form of geopolitical soft power, even when they're a critique on the war itself. -
Humphrey Bogart's Legacy Made Robert Altman Hesitant To Take The Long Goodbye
'If you say 'Philip Marlowe,' people just think of Humphrey Bogart.' -
Bringing In A New Director Cost Tombstone A Sizeable Chunk Of Its Crew
The 1993 western Tombstone released in time for Christmas — but at what cost? -
Bela Lugosi's Follow-Up To Dracula Featured A Scene Too Disturbing To Keep In The Film
'We shall know if you are to be the Bride of Science!' -
Winona Ryder Viewed Keanu Reeves As A Savior Of Sorts On The Bram Stoker's Dracula Set
Keanu Reeves continues to be Hollywood's sweetheart. -
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret: Everything We Know So Far About The Judy Blume Adaptation
The adaptation has Judy Blume's seal of approval, which counts for everything. -
How Making The Bob's Burgers Movie Was The 'Total Opposite' Of The Series
The pandemic threw a big wrench in the Bob's Burgers voice-recording machine. -
Let The Right One In Ending Explained: A Tale Of Boy Meets Vampire
Tomas Alfredson's vampire drama ends on an ambiguous note that doesn't necessarily promise a happy ending. -
Chevy Chase Was Hesitant To Play A Character Like Vacation's Clark Griswold
'To the critical world I had gone to the lowest form of family comedies.'
