Tales From The Box Office: Bruce Willis Helped Make Armageddon The Biggest Movie Of 1998
In 1998, Bruce Willis led an intrepid crew of oil drillers into space to blow up an asteroid. It. Was. Awesome.
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Casting Paul Newman In The Sting Wasn't As Obvious A Choice As It Seems
It wasn't always the plan to have Paul Newman and Robert Redford reunite in The Sting.
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Gary Oldman Will Reunite With Christopher Nolan For One Scene In Oppenheimer
Yep, time for news about another Oppenheimer cast member.
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Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity Had A Bigger Budget Than The Mars Orbiter Mission
There may be zero gravity in space, but there were quite a few zeroes in the budget of Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity.
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Will Smith Has Resigned From The Academy Following The Oscars
Smith made the decision ahead of a disciplinary hearing with the Academy.
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The 15 Most Anticipated Movies And Shows Of April 2022, Ranked
From David Simon's return to Baltimore to the beginning of the end for Better Call Saul, these are the films and TV shows we're most excited about this April.
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This Hellraiser Scene Hit Fans The Hardest
Hellraiser can be challenging to watch, and this scene is just one of the many reasons why.
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The Thing Crew Risked Their Lives For One Shot Of The Spaceship
'Nobody trusts anybody now … and we're all very tired.'
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Gillian Jacobs On Working With Chris Pine In The Contractor, Directing More Than Robots, And More [Interview]
Gillian Jacobs tells us about playing Chris Pine's partner, learning to speak French, making her feature directorial debut, and more.
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Every Frame Of Master And Commander Really Was A Painting
'Paintings were terribly important in all of these action sequences.'
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30% Said This Was The Best Horror Movie Sequel – Here's Why They're (Mostly) Right
The list features Universal Classic Monsters, Ghostface, Ellen Ripley, mall zombies, and more.
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The Daily Stream: Look Who's Talking Makes Us Wish All Babies Were Voiced By Bruce Willis
Amy Heckerling's 1989 comedy takes advantage of its high-concept premise, but finds joy in the little moments in its characters' lives.
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The Batman VFX Supervisor On Crafting That Batmobile Chase, CGI Vs Practical, And More [Interview]
Anders Langland, the visual effects supervisor on Matt Reeves' The Batman, tells us about balancing CG and practical effects, the legacy of Weta, and more.
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Rush Hour 2 Fulfilled A Lifelong Dream For Don Cheadle
When Don Cheadle was offered a cameo in Rush Hour 2, he made sure to take this chance to square off with Jackie Chan.
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William Friedkin Says This Is The Most Terrifying Movie He's Ever Seen
High praise from the director of The Exorcist.
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How Klaus Kinski Created A Real Nightmare On The Set Of Crawlspace
It seems a little on the nose that a horror movie actor would be such a terror to work with.
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How Filming Spiral Terrified Chris Rock In Real Life
Chris Rock loved horror movies, but he was still taken aback by all the gore on set.
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It Follows' Biggest Influence Is Far From A Horror Film
Mitchell revealed that he was inspired by an unlikely film — one that is not at all horrific.
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On Chainsaws And Titles: A Guide To The Correct Spellings Of The Texas Chainsaw Movies
A major dilemma has surfaced in the wake of the classic slasher resurgence: that of confusing movie titles. We're here to help.
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X Director Ti West Wants You To Like The Victims In His New Slasher Movie [SXSW]
We spoke to the director of the year's first great horror movie.
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15 Best LGBTQ+ Horror Movies
The influence of LGBTQ+ people on genre film is immeasurable but often unsung. These are our picks for the best LGBTQ+ horror movies.
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Ti West Has Already Finished Shooting A Prequel For His Slasher Film X
The prequel is set to center round the rise of a female horror villain.
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The Inspiration Behind The Vampire In A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
Ana Lily Amirpour's "A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night" is a revolutionary vampire film. However, it draws inspiration from a modern genre classic.
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These Are Wes Craven's Favorite Horror Movies Of All Time
Wes Craven is one of horror's greatest directors, so what are the horror movies that stuck with him, influenced him, and terrified him the most?
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How Amityville Horror Changed James Brolin Forever
It's one of the great 'dad gone wrong' horror performances of all time.
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The Horror Movie You Never Knew Bob Saget Was In
Did you know Bob Saget once (briefly) appeared in a raunchy werewolf comedy? You do now!
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Why Get Out's Ghost Deer Sequence Wasn't In The Finished Film
The theatrical trailer for Get Out features a deer skeleton making a jump scare, but that scene didn't end up in the movie at all. But why?
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