The Daily Stream: In The Banshees Of Inisherin, The Heart Is A Bottomless Pit
'How's the despair?'
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Mike Judge Was '90%' Of The Reason Jason Bateman Joined Extract
When Mike Judge offers you a part in one of his movies, you say yes! -
Finding The Right 'Voice' For Jack Torrance Was Key To The Shining's Success
It was Jack Nicholson who had to be studied to get Jack Torrance's voice right for The Shining, and not the other way around. -
Robert Shaw Made Force 10 From Navarone's Brutal Shoot Worth It For Harrison Ford
Oh, to have been a fly on the barroom wall when Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford bent the elbow. -
A Few White Lies From His Mother Helped Foster Steven Spielberg's Filmmaking Talents
It's okay to skip school, just so long as you eventually win an Oscar. -
James Cameron's First Terminator Film Was Rian Johnson's Blueprint While Writing Looper
'I was thinking about, you know, [James] Cameron's first Terminator movie as kind of the example of something I wanna do.' -
Critically Panned Horror Movies That Are Worth A Watch
When it comes to the horror genre, critics never have the final word. These panned fright flicks deserve another look. -
The Daily Stream: Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium Confronts Mortality With Earnest Whimsy
All stories, even the good ones, must come to an end. -
The 2022 Box Office Disappointments We Loved
Just because these movies underperformed at the box office doesn't mean they should be ignored. -
Quentin Tarantino Didn't Realize What A 'Serious' Film The Hateful Eight Would Be
'But I didn't know it would end up being so serious when it came to that issue.' -
Next Goal Wins: Everything We Know About Taika Waititi's Underdog Soccer Movie
If you've been longing for Taika Waititi to return to smaller human stories, you're in luck with Next Goal Wins. -
The Banshees Of Inisherin Forced Me To Reconcile With My Own Nonsense
None of the conflicts are wrapped up with a neat bow in The Banshees of Inisherin, just like in real life. -
Rian Johnson Wrote Knives Out About 'What Politics Does To Your Thanksgiving Dinner'
The Thrombey Family disagrees on all political issues except one — maintaining generational wealth. -
Rian Johnson Sees Joseph Gordon-Levitt As A Modern Day Laurence Olivier
'...he kind of works from the outside to find the inside.' -
Rian Johnson Doesn't Consider Knives Out A 'Deconstruction' Of The Whodunit Genre
'You're imitating it.' -
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The Greatest Blockbuster Movie Moments Of 2022
Dinosaurs. Lions. Jets. Batmen. The greatest dance-off of all time. -
Sam Raimi And Barbarian EP Alex Lebovici Are Producing The New Horror-Thriller, Don't Move
Sam Raimi? Say no more! -
Clint Eastwood Sees A Stark Difference Between Dirty Harry And The Man With No Name
'I think the Man with No Name is much more satiric...' -
The Daily Stream: These Amicus Anthologies Are A Must-Watch Marathon For Film Buffs
Why have just one scary story in your movie when you could have several? Dig into this collection of Amicus horror anthologies. -
Irving Berlin's White Christmas Was The Highest-Grossing Film Of 1954 By A Wide Margin
The Christmas classic was the Top Gun: Maverick of its year (in a manner of speaking). -
The Best Horror Movie Villains Of 2022, Ranked
After a phenomenal year of horror films where scary movie fans feasted on some delicious frights, we narrow down 2022's best horror movie villains. -
How Christopher Nolan Used Daylight To Make Insomnia Feel Even Darker
Nolan's ingenious use of darkness and light in Insomnia is what makes it his most criminally underrated film. -
How Robert Altman Used A Single John Williams Tune To Flesh Out The Long Goodbye
Thanks, John Williams. -
Clark Gable Fought John Huston To Save Marilyn Monroe's The Misfits Role
It was not an easy film shoot. -
High And Low Ending Explained: Heaven And Hell In Japan
'Why do you think we have to hate each other?' -
Christian Bale Somehow Got His Hands On The Prestige's Script Without Christopher Nolan Knowing
One might think that since they worked together prior, Nolan wrote the part of Alfred Borden with Christian Bale in mind. But that wasn't the case.
