The Darkness Of The Searchers Stuck With John Wayne Even When He Wasn't On Set
Wayne at his best presented America at its worst
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Why Quentin Tarantino Thinks A Miniseries Would Be A Good Fit For His Scriptwriting Style
Tarantino's novelesque screenplays just make more sense in the miniseries format. -
Why M. Night Shyamalan Used 'Barely Functional' Old Equipment To Film Parts Of Knock At The Cabin
Keep an eye out for the intentional imperfections in the movie. -
M3GAN's Allison Williams On Why She Keeps Coming Back To Horror After Get Out [Exclusive Interview]
'I think I must be dark in some way that I don't understand.' -
Eyes Wide Shut Took Stanley Kubrick's Exhausting Methods Even Further Than The Shining
Stanley Kubrick was known for his exhausting demands as a filmmaker, and his final project, Eyes Wide Shut, was no different. -
M3GAN Review: A Horror-Comedy Blast That Will Dance And Slash Its Way Into Your Heart
M3GAN knows exactly what kind of film it is. -
The Daily Stream: Sex Workers Deserve Respect In The Lavish And Affecting Gangubai Kathiawadi
Alia Bhatt had an unbelievable 2022 between RRR, Darlings, and Gangubai Kathiawadi. -
Tombstone's Chaotic Production Had Kurt Russell Pulling Triple Duty
As Val Kilmer once wrote, "Kurt is solely responsible for Tombstone's success, no question." -
Steve Guttenberg Didn't Have To Get Far In Short Circuit's Script To Know It Would Be A Hit
But seriously, where are our Number Five Funko Pops?! -
Quentin Tarantino Thinks He Went 'A Little Too Cool For School' With Grindhouse
Tarantino and Rodriguez may have been ahead of the curve in 2007, but audiences are surely catching up to the delightful world of exploitation films. -
Diego Calva Prepared For Babylon By Pretending To Be Brad Pitt's Assistant
'It's a very, very funny way to meet Brad Pitt, actually.' -
John Wayne's Stagecoach Stunts Sparked A Battle With The Studio
"I been ridin' horses and stuntin' for years," Wayne told United Artists. "I'm not an actor. I don't act. I react. I'm just a stuntman." -
First Evil Dead Rise Footage Teases The Return Of The Legendary Horror Series
Get a sneak peek at Lee Cronin's upcoming installment in the horror franchise. -
We're Giving Away Some Horror Movie BendyFigs – Here's How You Can Win
We all float down here ... with the sweet prizes two lucky /Film readers can win! -
M. Night Shyamalan Made An Arthouse Cut Of The Visit That Never Came Out
The Visit was M. Night Shyamalan's return to horror, but the found-footage film was almost an arthouse piece. -
M3GAN Director Gerard Johnstone Says PG-13 Reshoots Made The Horror 'More Effective'
M3GAN might be PG-13, but she's not family-friendly. -
Portrait Of A Lady On Fire Ending Explained: Memory And Longing Arrive Like A Summer Storm
When you're observing me, who do you think I'm observing? -
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Barbara Walters' Interview With John Wayne Was One Of Her Most Memorable
The legendary broadcast journalist looked back fondly on her interview with 'The Duke.' -
Audition Director Takashi Miike Loves Making Horror Films, But He Doesn't Watch Many Of Them
Even a master of horror gets scared of movies. -
How American Psycho's Filming Locations Helped Feed The Story's Narrative
The filming location in one climactic American Psycho scene really drove home the film's key themes. -
The Searchers Ending Explained: Wandering Forever Between The Winds
What does the iconic final shot of John Ford's classic Western actually mean? -
Christian Bale Claims His Pay For American Psycho Was Less Than The Film's Make-Up Artists
He fought for the role, and that was part of the price. -
The Shining's Hedge Maze Sets Were Just As Disorienting Behind The Scenes
Even the film's crew had a difficult time navigating the Overlook's sprawling maze. -
Emilio Estevez And Mick Jagger's Freejack Showdown Caused Chaos On The Streets Of New York
The moral of the story is never to get in the way of a New Yorker and their already-difficult commute. -
Stanley Kubrick Used Full Metal Jacket's Casting Call As A Publicity Stunt
The director seemed to be constantly calculating behind the scenes of his Vietnam War drama. -
Tales From The Box Office: Chicago Did A Killer Job Of Making Musicals Cool Again
Chicago gave 'em an act with lots of flash in it, and the reaction was indeed passionate.
