Why Zach Braff Has Only Written Two Movies Since Garden State
It's not just procrastination; Braff also prefers to direct films that are personally meaningful.
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Orson Welles' Favorite Film Idea Was Ruined In The Editing Room
In a career full of clashes with producers, Mr. Arkadin topped Orson Welles' list of worst filmmaking experiences.
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One Heavy Metal Scene Was So Gruesome, Artists Refused To Work On It
Sometimes you just don't want to look at animated gore for weeks at a time.
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Why It Took Jack Lemmon And Walter Matthau Over A Decade To Reunite For Grumpy Old Men
It wasn't shooting in the Minnesota winter that attracted the two to the project.
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Cardboard Cinema: Lobotomy 2: Manhunt Is The Latest Dungeon Crawler Board Game For Horror Buffs
Board gamers looking for their latest horror movie-inspired fix have a new option.
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10 Movies To Remind Us All That Abortions Are Moral And Necessary
Add these to your queues.
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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.
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Does A Six-Hour Cut Of The Phantom Menace Really Exist?
No one alive wants six hours of The Phantom Menace.
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The Forest Hills: Everything We Know So Far About Shelley Duvall's Return To Horror
Over 20 years since her last film, scream queen Shelley Duvall returns for The Forest Hills, set to release this month.
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John Wayne Almost Quit The Acting Business Over Girls Demand Excitement
Ol' Duke wasn't a big fan of romantic comedies, even if he was starring in them.
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Unsurprisingly, John Wayne Hated The Way The Movie Industry Was Heading
For a man who was openly racist, homophobic, and a white supremacist, this checks out.
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Kiefer Sutherland Considers Dark City The 'Highest Form Of Film Making'
A year before The Matrix, Alex Proyas delivered an underappreciated neo-noir sci-fi adventure.
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Why Stephen King Defends The Mist's 'Terrific' Yet Divisive Ending
'We need movies that dare to piss people off.'
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Why Quentin Tarantino Is Dead-Set On Writing Every Film He Directs
For the auteur status of someone like Quentin Tarantino, it makes sense he creates his work with a sensitive, precious touch.
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Tom Clancy Thought Harrison Ford Was Always A Little Too Old For Jack Ryan
Who's your favorite Jack Ryan? For Tom Clancy, the creator of the Ryanverse, it wasn't Harrison Ford.
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Children Of Men Proved Even Masterpieces Can Bomb At The Box Office
Children of Men was a box office bomb, but that doesn't mean it isn't a great movie.
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Hereditary Was The Hardest Job Of Toni Collette's Life
'It was just endlessly emotional,' Toni Collette said of working on the Ari Aster movie.
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Remembering The Time Two Mechanics Stole Charlie Chaplin's Corpse And Held It For Ransom
The Tramp is strangely not the only celebrity corpse to be stolen.
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Happy Death Day 3 Would Have Been An 'Epic Apocalyptic Adventure' With Horror Elements
The Happy Death Day franchise is criminally underrated, and deserves a third installment.
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The Daily Stream: Bite Into The Twisted, Street-Level Terror Of Basket Case
Like much of Frank Henenlotter's work, you really just have to see it.
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Marlon Brando Butted Heads With Stanley Kubrick Over One-Eyed Jacks
A story of an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object.
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Scream 3 Ending Explained: Sidney Gets The Closure She Needs
You may not remember Scream 3 as particularly scary, but here's why it has the best ending in the entire franchise.
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Here's How Gnarly The Unrated Version Of M3GAN Gets
M3GAN is still M3GAN, just with a bit more blood and gore.
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Cocaine Bear Ending Explained: The Bear Did Cocaine
The Elizabeth Banks-directed film is a whimsical, absurd, gory sendup of the infamous War on Drugs.
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Leonard Bernstein's Estate Explains Ties To The Totally Real Lydia Tar
Confirmed: Lydia Tar did not lie about studying with Leonard Bernstein.
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10 Terrifying Board Games To Play If You Love Horror Movies
Next time you feel like being scared, instead of rewatching your favorite horror movie, gather up some friends and play one of these great board games.
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Tom Hanks' A Man Called Otto Crossed $100 Million At The Box Office – And That's A Great Sign
Hanks' latest proves adult-focused movies can still be a viable concern theatrically.
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