Christopher Walken Thinks Heaven's Gate Got More Hate Than It Deserved
The actor has always stood by the notorious 1980 flop.
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The Creature From The Black Lagoon Crew Blew A Julie Adams Injury Out Of Proportion
The old Universal publicity machine just couldn't get enough of this one.
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The Magnificent Seven Wasn't Working Until It Added That Unforgettable Score
'I remember being very excited when I found that opening rhythm...'
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Stanley Kubrick Said Jack Nicholson Brought One 'Unactable Quality' To His Roles
If Kubrick said it, it must be true!
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The Daily Stream: The Ballad Of Buster Scruggs Offers Six Coen Brother Stories About One Thing
When a Cowboy Trades His Spurs for Wings.
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Tremors Planned For One VFX Scene The Crew Just Couldn't Pull Off
It was the last night of filming on "Tremors" and director Ron Underwood was in trouble.
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Luca Guadagnino Doesn't Want You To Read Too Much Into The Period Setting Of Bones And All
Is it possible to read too much into something?
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Movies That Were Canceled For Ridiculous Reasons
Filmmakers know it's incredibly hard to get a film made, so it hurts when studios cancel projects. Here, we explore why films like "Batgirl" were canceled.
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How The Mist Made Acting Opposite A CGI Monster Feel Believable
Acting opposite digital effects can be tricky, even for seasoned character actors.
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Chuck Russell's CGI Troubles With The Blob Paved The Way For Jim Carrey's The Mask
Some movies call for old-school practical effects, but others are better off using CGI.
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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.'
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Timothée Chalamet Got Bones And All Made, According To Luca Guadagnino
'The honest, direct and completely unapologetic answer is Timothée.'
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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.'
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Michael Madsen's Most 'Fun' Film Experience Involved Killing Philip Seymour Hoffman
Anyone remember the remake of The Getaway?
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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.
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Keanu Reeves' Johnny Mnemonic Predicted The Future With A '90s Take On '80s Cyberpunk
Information is currency.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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John Wayne Was Far From Confident Going Into True Grit
The Duke had a problem with Rooster Cogburn's eyepatch too.
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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.
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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.
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