Director Bob Clark And Writer Jean Shepherd Did Not Get Along On The Set Of A Christmas Story
According to the stars of A Christmas Story, there was some serious tension between Bob Clark and Jean Shepherd.
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The Actor Who Played A Christmas Story's Whiny Brother Randy Was Genuinely Terrified Of The Santa Claus Slide
Director Bob Clark took advantage of the young star's fear of the slide to capture a funny moment. -
Screenwriting Guru Robert McKee Believed A Christmas Story Created A New Genre Of Film
Robert McKee believed movies fit into either drama, comedy, or tragedy, but he found A Christmas Story stood out from every other movie in a key way. -
Ralphie's Gibberish Rage Against Scut Farkus In A Christmas Story Was Actually Scripted
Ralphie's tirade as he beats Scut Farkus might sound incomprehensible, but there were actual words in there. -
How The Night Of The Hunter Used Forced Perspective To Its Advantage
One of the most exemplary images in the classic film was nothing more than a trick of the eye. -
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Not Just Any Old Extras Would Work For 28 Days Later's Zombie Horde
Danny Boyle wanted his zombies to theoretically be able to bench-press their victims while eating them. -
Skinamarink Trailer: The Creepiest Horror Movie Trailer Of The Year
The much-hyped indie film hits theaters in early 2023. -
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Why Shudder Is So Vital To The Current Horror Landscape
Shudder may potentially be at risk as staff members are laid off amid budget cuts. -
Violent Night Cements David Harbour As A Santa Claus For The Ages
David Harbour's Christmas spirit in Violent Night is halfway between A Miracle on 34th Street and Die Hard. -
A Tar Deleted Scene Would Have Provided Insight Into Lydia Tar's Relationship With Her Mother
Cate Blanchett still used it as 'ammunition' for her performance. -
A Fistful Of Dollars' Yojimbo Roots Convinced Clint Eastwood It Could Never Be Made In America
Thanks, Sergio Leone. And Akira Kurosawa. -
The Night Of The Hunter Ending Explained: The Age-Old Battle Between Love And Hate
A flop in its time, Charles Laughton's only film as a director is now considered a masterpiece. -
Brendan Fraser Wanted To Make Sure His Body Suit In The Whale Wasn't Going To Be A Joke
The film has received mixed reviews, but everyone agrees Fraser gives an incredible performance. -
How Adam Sandler Used Hustle To Pay Tribute To His Late Father
The film's lead character underwent a key name change. -
Harrison Ford Amusingly Corrected An Inaccuracy In Adam Sandler's Hanukkah Song
This story is especially fun if you truly visualize the Harrison Ford factor. -
Quentin Tarantino Loves Seth Rogen's Critically-Panned Observe And Report
This movie was dragged through the mud and made no money ... but it's great. -
The 10 Most Hilarious Moments In Violent Night
David Harbour's Christmas action flick Violent Night is just as funny as it is brutal — or maybe it's funny precisely because it's so brutal. -
Krampus Features A Brilliant Voice Cameo You May Have Missed
There are some big names behind the grunts and squeals of those evil gingerbread men. -
The Book Of Clarence: Everything We Know So Far About The Biblical Epic Starring LaKeith Stanfield And Omar Sy
The director of The Harder They Fall is making a biblical epic next, and that's reason to get excited. -
Christmas Evil Is The Deranged Christmas Horror Movie For All The Holiday Sickos Out There
If you dug Violent Night, Christmas Evil may be right up your twisted alley. -
Indie Horror Skinamarink Is Getting A Theatrical And Streaming Release – Here's Why That Matters
Skinamarink will be coming to theaters and Shudder in 2023. Until then, be patient. -
2016's Holiday Horror Film Better Watch Out Almost Ended Very Differently
While Better Watch Out is a solid example of holiday horror, the film would've ended differently had they kept Zack Kahn's original ending. -
Clint Eastwood's Directing Career Started With Some Major Encouragement From Don Siegel
'You should direct it.' -
Bradley Cooper Might Have Quit Acting If It Weren't For Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza
'I'm not sure I've trusted a director as much as I've trusted Paul.' -
Horror Movies You Don't Want To Miss In 2023
2022 gifted horror fans with numerous hit titles, and 2023 shows no sign of slowing down. Here are the horror movies you'll want to see next year.
