James Coburn Knew That Less Was More With His Magnificent Seven Role
Watch out for the quiet ones.
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Carrie Fisher Wrote Anastasia's Best Scene
If you grew up loving the complicated heroine in Anastasia, you can thank Carrie Fisher. -
Scream 6 Star Jenna Ortega Says You Won't Miss Sidney In The New Movie Because ... Of All The Gore?
Do you like scary movies? -
Ralph Macchio On His Experience Auditioning For The Karate Kid And Meeting Pat Morita
'All I remember is how effortless and simple and easy [it was].' -
Ari Aster Had A Practical Reason For Putting Paimon In Hereditary
In Aster's case, it was better to go with the devil you don't know. -
The Addams Family Tree Explained
The Addams Family tree is creepy, kooky, mysterious, ooky, and just a little bit complicated. -
Michael Madsen Joined Reservoir Dogs Just To Hang Out With Harvey Keitel
And here we thought Michael Madsen just wanted an excuse to cut off a cop's ear. -
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Sean Connery Saved Terry Gilliam From An Over-Ambitious Time Bandits Script
Love Time Bandits? You should thank Sean Connery and Sean Connery's accountant. -
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Johnny Mnemonic's Black-And-White Release Was A 'Redemption' For Robert Longo
Watching the black-and-white cut of Johnny Mnemonic is a vastly different experience than watching the theatrical cut. -
Alfonso Cuarón Relied On Clive Owen's 'BS' Sense While He Was Writing Children Of Men
When a director and an actor click, magic happens. -
How Hollywood Sexism Killed Sigourney Weaver's Hopes Of Directing
'I was never comfortable.' -
The Daily Stream: Hitchcock's Blackmail Is A Bold Transition To The Talkie Era
The sound era of cinema arrives with a roar in Alfred Hitchcock's Blackmail. -
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A Five-Minute Meeting With Ridley Scott Was All It Took To Get Matt Damon In The Martian
The Martian was the first script that landed on Ridley Scott's desk since Alien that he didn't have to "work link stink" on for months. -
Director John Hillcoat Wasn't Interested In Explaining What Led To The World Of The Road
When John Hillcoat adapted Cormac McCarthy's 2006 novel The Road, the director knew to avoid focusing on the apocalypse. -
Year Of The Vampire: 20 More 20th-Century Films To Quench Your Thirst For Blood
There's no shortage of great vampire movies out there. -
Hannibal And Interview With The Vampire Make The Same Brilliant Adaptation Choice
Interview With The Vampire and Hannibal's toxic queer couples shouldn't necessarily be romanticized, but they make for intoxicating fiction. -
Taking A Break From Acting Was Never Something John Wayne Had The Luxury To Do
"I'd like to take it easy for a while, but I can't." -
Terrifier Wears Its Exploitation Label As A 'Badge Of Honor'
Exploitation isn't a dirty word for Terrifier series director Damien Leone, it's a compliment. -
Oliver Stone Brought A 'Vietnam Mentality' To Directing Michael Douglas During Wall Street
According to Michael Douglas, firebrand director Oliver Stone had a 'Vietnam mentality' when they made 1987's 'Wall Street.' Here's what he meant. -
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story Required Zero Research, But It Does Contain Some Nuggets Of Truth
One of the only biopics to require zero research into its subject. -
Harrison Ford's Career Could Have Kicked Off With A Risqué Film From Jacques Demy
How hard do you think the executive who passed on giving Harrison Ford his breakthrough performance cried after Star Wars came out? -
Terry Gilliam's Time On Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas Was More Mundane Than The Movie Makes It Seem
Sorry to disappoint, but Terry Gilliam didn't pay a visit to Bat Country while making Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. -
Director Damien Leone Thinks Terrifier's Key Is That It's Never Tongue In Cheek
The film takes the opposite of the 'Let's do that, but purposefully worse' approach. -
Sean Connery Never Struggled With His Transition From Leading Man To On-Screen Dad
Like a fine wine, Sean Connery only got better with age.
