Year Of The Vampire: Doctor Sleep Ties A True Knot Scarier Than Any Bloodsuckers
The villains of Doctor Sleep might not drink blood, but they're still among the scariest vampires of modern horror.
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Charlton Heston Wouldn't Agree With The Tom Cruise School Of Stunt Acting
'The actor who tells you he does his own stunts is either an idiot or a liar.' -
Harvey Keitel Can Trace His Acting Approach Back To A Piece Of Marine Wisdom
The legendary actor's career was born on a dark and terrifying night. -
James Dean's Rise To Stardom Didn't Sit Well With Marlon Brando
The two actors had a great deal in common, which made them instant rivals. -
How Jordan Peele's Us And Nope Pay Homage To This Steven Spielberg Monster Movie Classic
Even before Nope, Peele couldn't hide his love for Jaws. -
Why The Next Karate Kid Deserves A Lot More Love Than It Gets
Never put passion in front of principle, even if you win, you'll lose. -
M Ending Explained: This Won't Bring Back Our Children
The classic film uses a serial killer story to expose and explore societal rot. -
There's A Long List Of Directors Who Owe Their Start (In Part) To Harvey Keitel
Keitel the kingmaker. -
William Shatner Has Mixed Feelings About Being The Face Of The Michael Myers Mask
At first, he thought it was a joke, but now he embraces the legacy. -
One Of Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Camera Tricks Came Straight From Sergio Leone
Sergio Leone loved an extreme close-up, and so does Quentin Tarantino. -
Quentin Tarantino Gave Michael Madsen An Ultimatum After His Reservoir Dogs Audition
The actor wanted to play a different role, and Tarantino wasn't having it. -
Peter Jackson Knows The First Hobbit Film Didn't Nail 48 Frames Per Second
A grand, ambitious, and perhaps foolhardy experiment. -
Chuck Norris Needed A Push From Steve McQueen To Even Consider A Career In Acting
If Frank Bullitt gave you a pep talk, you'd also be a movie star. -
The Conjuring 2's Original Valak Looked Nothing Like The Nun
Before the Nun emerged as the main villain of The Conjuring 2, director James Wan had a very different vision for the character. -
Moments In The Fly Movies That Took Things Too Far
The Fly franchise has become one of the greatest thematic and scare-seeking devices in horror history. Here are the moments that went way too far. -
Less Was More When It Came To The Music In The Bob's Burgers Movie
'We didn't want to make a musical, we wanted to make a Bob's musical, which is a little more sparing.' -
Sean Connery Was Quite Nervous Scuba Diving With Sharks For Never Say Never Again
'If there's no more air, where do I go?' -
Patton Ending Explained: That All Glory Is Fleeting
The classic war film eschews most biopic tropes, and it especially dodges them with its ending. -
Robert Eggers Didn't Cut Any Corners Creating The Lighthouse's Set
Sometimes, you just need to build a lighthouse for your movie about a lighthouse. -
By Casting Martin Sheen In Badlands, Terrence Malick Might Have Saved His Career
The actor's breakout role in an American classic almost didn't happen. -
Before The Haunting Of Bly Manor, There Was Marlon Brando's The Nightcomers
The legendary actor was hoping this unusual horror movie would give his career a shot in the arm. -
Clint Eastwood Doesn't Do Much Thinking When It Comes To Choosing Films
'Most people intellectualize their instincts away, but when you feel something, you have to go for it.' -
'Authenticity' Was The Name Of The Game For Prey's Indigenous Representation
All thanks to producer Jhane Myers and the many Indigenous/Comanche experts she consulted. -
A Simple Rule Made Sure Buster Keaton Could Always Throw In Some Improv
Buster Keaton, the Great Stone Face, had a simple rule for writing that allowed him to get the most out of his improv skills. -
Being A Leading Man Was Never A Priority For Tom Hardy
'What makes you think that that's so different from playing the lead?' -
Buster Keaton Had To Do Some Digging To Rescue His Early Films
Most prints of Buster Keaton's films were destroyed after their theatrical run. -
