Filming The Menu Was A 'Hanxious' Experience For Anya Taylor-Joy
The actress pointed out that "everybody else was eating constantly throughout the day."
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Here's Where You Can Watch White Christmas
'There's Christmas in the Army,' but there are plenty of ways to watch White Christmas at home. -
The Best Picture Nominee You've Never Seen Because Of A Major Lawsuit
Not even an Academy Award nomination could save this film from being semi-lost media. -
Werner Herzog Wanted To Push Christian Bale's 'Buttons' Before Casting Him In Rescue Dawn
'He was just trying to push my buttons and see how I reacted.' -
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Christian Bale Became A Bit Of A 'Stalker' While Studying For Amsterdam
'I just became a weirdo stalker following him and studying him.' -
Christian Bale Tries To Push The Limits Of What Stunts Are Considered 'Safe'
'I always push it just to see if they're being too safe.' -
How The Creature From The Black Lagoon Pulled Off Its Groundbreaking Underwater Scenes
'It was fun doing it.' -
Bill Murray Always Had A Problem With The Way Scrooged Was Filmed
'He kept telling me to do things louder, louder, louder. I think he was deaf.' -
Why Julie Adams Was Afraid To Turn Down Creature From The Black Lagoon
Universal's Creature From The Black Lagoon was a movie that actress Julie Adams quite literally could not turn down. -
The Daily Stream: Cheap Thrills Is A Violent Release For A Generation Screwed By Capitalism
Have you ever wondered how far you would really go for financial security? Cheap Thrills will show you. -
Why Chazz Palminteri Trusted Robert De Niro With Directing A Bronx Tale
'This is a movie, this is an incredible movie.' -
Jeff Goldblum Made The Fly A Once-In-A-Lifetime Role For Geena Davis
'It was just a fabulous experience.' -
Why It Was Tough For Ava Gardner To Find Roles That Fit Her
Ava Gardner was a one-of-a-kind talent and beauty, but her studio only seemed to recognize that latter aspect. -
The Martian Ending Explained: A Thrilling Survival Tale About Human Perseverance And Ingenuity
It might sound cheesy on paper, but The Martian thoroughly earns its literal "leap of faith" ending. -
Mel Brooks Had A Brilliant Trick For Dealing With Studio Notes: Just Say Yes
Mel Brooks outsmarted studio executives by never saying no, but doing whatever he wanted anyway. -
Shawnee Smith Fought Through A 'Brutal' Audition To Land Her Role In Chuck Russell's The Blob
Before Shawnee Smith was Amanda Young in the Saw franchise, she was battling the Blob. -
The Daily Stream: Devil In A Blue Dress Is Everything You Want From A Film Noir Seen Through Fresh Eyes
Devil in a Blue Dress deserved to be the start of a noir franchise starring Denzel Washington. -
The Ip Man 4 Controversy Explained
While the issue with the film appears fairly simple, it's actually a lot more complicated. -
Tales From The Box Office: Knives Out Murdered The Mystery Of The Mid-Budget Movie
Knives Out was a huge success for the mid-budget movie. Here's what we can learn from Rian Johnson's masterpiece. -
Ready Player One Ending Explained: The Power Of Friendship And Why It's Crucial To Touch Grass
Maybe, just maybe, the new generation can help build a better, livable world in the end. -
Justin Long Doesn't Mind Being The Guy Who Always Dies
Currently manifesting every horror director making it their goal to kill Justin Long in one of their movies. -
Striking The Right Scare-To-Laugh Ratio Was Key To Making Tremors
Tremors stands out amongst '90s creature features for its seamless blend of laughs and scares. -
Bobcat Goldthwait Bore The Brunt Of Bill Murray's Improv On Scrooged
Comedian Bobcat Goldthwait was no stranger to improv, but Bill Murray's antics were on another level. -
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What Made Shooting Scream 4 So Tough For Wes Craven
The veteran horror director made a good sequel even as the fates aligned against him. -
James Caan Remembered Misery As One Of The Most 'Painful' Films Of His Career
James Caan and Kathy Bates both suffered through the making of Misery.
