Director Ron Underwood Thinks He Knows Why Tremors Has Had Such Staying Power
Tremors bombed at the box office in 1990, but has since become a cult classic.
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Justin Long Saw A Lot Of Sam Raimi In Barbarian Director Zach Cregger
'He reminded me a lot of Sam Raimi in that way. Sam's got this childlike enthusiasm for what he's doing, like he's a kid playing in the sandbox.' -
Timothée Chalamet Got Bones And All Made, According To Luca Guadagnino
'The honest, direct and completely unapologetic answer is Timothée.' -
Being John Wayne's Son Didn't Make It Much Easier To Get Him In Your Film
'I was always in competition for him with other studios, but I could get a free read.' -
Michael Madsen's Most 'Fun' Film Experience Involved Killing Philip Seymour Hoffman
Anyone remember the remake of The Getaway? -
The Daily Stream: Kyle Gallner Is Everyone's Midwest Dirtbag Punk Music Boyfriend In Dinner In America
It's time for you to discover one of your new favorite movies. -
Keanu Reeves' Johnny Mnemonic Predicted The Future With A '90s Take On '80s Cyberpunk
Information is currency. -
Full Metal Jacket's Vietnam Set Was Literally Toxic, According To Matthew Modine
The location is certainly memorable, but it came with its own dangers. -
John Sturges Believed Anything Could Be A Western, And The Magnificent Seven May Have Proved It
The Magnificent Seven was a remake of Seven Samurai, and both films have since inspired movies spread across a variety of genres. -
Studio Execs In The Editing Room Could Have Ruined The Hunt For Red October
'He was going to make it flashy and Top Gunny-like.' -
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Casting John Wayne Led To Some Strict Rules On The Set Of True Grit
You couldn't talk about two things on the set of John Wayne's Oscar-winning film. -
Terry Gilliam Sees A 'Blessing' In His First Failure With The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Terry Gilliam struggled to get The Man Who Killed Don Quixote made — but the years of delays may have worked in his favor. -
John Wayne Was Far From Confident Going Into True Grit
The Duke had a problem with Rooster Cogburn's eyepatch too. -
Matt Damon Used A Body Double Instead Of Going Christian Bale For The Martian
Matt Damon was game to lose weight alongside his character, Mark Watney, but time wasn't on his side. -
Thelma & Louise Taught Ridley Scott How To Handle The Martian
Ridley Scott isn't exactly known for making fun movies, but his time spent directing Thelma & Louise taught him how to bring that energy to The Martian. -
John Malkovich's Streak Of Villainous Roles Wasn't Something He Controlled
'Those were just the roles I was offered.' -
Terry Gilliam Credits Brazil For Pulling Him Out From Monty Python's Shadow
'...which then closed the doors.' -
Gene Wilder's Chemistry With Richard Pryor Came As A Surprise To Both Stars
Even Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor couldn't believe how electric the chemistry was between the two comedy greats. -
Why David Lynch Chose To Shoot Inland Empire Digitally
Digital film lends itself to the director's unconventional way of making movies. -
Full Metal Jacket's Set Design Relied On A Wrecking Ball And A Lot Of Explosives
It took more than a few palm trees to turn England into Vietnam. -
Seth Green Had A Lot Of Opportunities To Make His Italian Job Character Funny
Seth Green was allowed to bring his funny, dorky charm to the character Lyle in The Italian Job. -
Kathy Bates Says This Is Her 'Achilles Heel' When It Comes To Acting
The role will never receive the critical acclaim of Misery or Titanic, but audiences continue to love Bates' Mama Boucher. -
A Near-Fatal Lee Ermey Injury Put Full Metal Jacket On Pause For Months
Allegedly the deadliest weapon in the world is a Marine and his rifle, but it's really R. Lee Ermey's incomparable sharp tongue. -
A Moment Of 'Destiny' Led To The Creation Of Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer
'He asked what I was going to do and I told him I had no idea.' -
Robert Altman Had An Interesting Theory On How Audiences Experience Films
Leave it to Robert Altman to devise a totally unique theory of the audience experience of films. -
14 Movies Like American Psycho That Will Get Your Heart Racing
Mary Harron's American Psycho is a disturbing and memorable cult classic. Here are 14 films like the Christian Bale-led movie that hit the same notes.
