John Carpenter Couldn't Care Less About One Of His Stephen King Adaptations
John Carpenter was merely looking for a job when he was hired on to direct a pretty well-known Stephen King film adaptation.
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Imelda Staunton Is Returning As Harry Potter Villain Dolores Umbridge, But There's A Twist
Dolores Umbridge actress Imelda Staunton is returning to the Harry Potter franchise, but it's not in the upcoming Max series.
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There's a lot more to the Kung Fu Panda franchise than the movies, including several short films and TV shows. Here's a rundown on the property.
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Some actors have managed to give instantly classic movie performances in less than 20 minutes of screentime. Here are the best ones ranked.
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A 2024 Demonic Possession Horror Movie Shoots Straight To The Top Of Netflix Charts
Horror movies are doing just as well on streaming as they are in theaters, with a 2024 demonic possession film now topping the Netflix charts.
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Stan Lee Was Jealous He Didn't Get To Play One Marvel Movie Character
Stan Lee cameoed in numerous Marvel movies before his death, but there was a specific Marvel character he actually wanted to play.
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Inside Out 2 has overtaken 2019's The Lion King at the box office, ending (for now) a debate over the line between live-action and animation.
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Why James Cameron Will Likely Never Return To The Alien Franchise
James Cameron's Alien sequel Aliens is a classic, but don't expect him to return to that well anytime soon (or possibly ever).
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice arrives in September, and we have the only recap you'll need before Tim Burton's twisted sequel with Michael Keaton hits theaters.
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The One Thing That Defines Beetlejuice, According To Tim Burton And Michael Keaton
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice doesn't soften its title character, and Tim Burton and Michael Keaton agree that's what defines the ghost with the most.
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Why Edward Furlong Didn't Return As John Connor For Terminator 3
Edward Furlong famously played John Connor in Terminator 2, but his real-life problems led to him being fired from Terminator 3.
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Leonard Nimoy Made A Saavik Pact On Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
Leonard Nimoy made a pact with Robin Curtis on Star Trek III: The Search For Spock as a fellow actor and the film's director.
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A Kissing Scene Was Cut From One Of Tom Hanks' Best Roles
A League of Their Own is one of Tom Hanks' best movies, but a romantic subplot involving his character was wisely cut.
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Steven Spielberg Had One Important Request For Jaws (With A Key Exception)
Steven Spielberg famously couldn't control everything on the Jaws set, but he got one key request accomplished.
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Kurt Russell Knows Why Escape From New York Cut This Headless Cat Scene
There's a deleted Escape From New York scene involving a cat that's probably better off left on the cutting room floor.
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Wolfs Review: Brad Pitt And George Clooney Reunite For A Stylish, Serviceable Scorsese Riff
Frequently funny and consistently stylish, Wolfs, starring George Clooney and Brad Pitt, is an enjoyable enough crime comedy. Here's our review.
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The Underrated Sci-Fi Thriller That Saw A Very Different Future For Animation
Richard Linklater's A Scanner Darkly is an underrated sci-fi thriller that used rotoscoped animation to great effect.
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One Alien Movie Stands Above The Rest On Rotten Tomatoes
What's the best Alien movie, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes? The answer could surprise (or maybe it won't).
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This 2005 Thriller Is Michael Keaton's Worst Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
A 2005 horror-thriller is Michael Keaton's worst movie, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes.
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How Gene Roddenberry Tried To Sabotage Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry infamously wasn't a fan of The Wrath of Khan, so much so he deliberately tried to sabotage the movie.
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The Only Main Actors Still Alive From 1967's The Dirty Dozen
The Dirty Dozen was an Oscar-winning box office hit almost 60 years ago. Let's catch up with the main actors from the film who are still with us.
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The Worst Netflix Original Horror Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Netflix has released some awful movies across the board, and their original horror library has some real stinkers. Here are the worst on Rotten Tomatoes
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The 16 Best Horror Movies Of 2024 You Haven't Seen Yet, Ranked
Here are some scary under-the-radar horror movies you'll definitely want to seek out.
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Kurt Russell's Son Wyatt Would Never Replace Him As Snake Plissken For A Good Reason
Don't expect Wyatt Russell to ever play his father's character Snake Plissken in an Escape From New York reboot.
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The Vulcan Tip Leonard Nimoy Gave To A Star Trek Newcomer In The Search For Spock
Leonard Nimoy practically co-invented Vulcans, which came in handy when he directed Saavik actor Robin Curtis in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
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Kurt Russell Channeled A Hollywood Legend To Play Escape From New York's Snake Plissken
Kurt Russell wanted his Snake Plissken performance in Escape from New York to channel Western greats like Clint Eastwood. Here's how he pulled it off.
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The Shawshank Redemption Was A Box Office Disappointment, And Stephen King Knows Why
When The Shawshank Redemption was first released in 1994, it was a box office failure - and author Stephen King thinks he knows why.
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