In A Violent Nature Review: A New Perspective On Slashers For Gorehounds With Patience [Overlook 2024]
In a Violent Nature, a slasher movie told from the point of view of the slasher, is like if Gus Van Sant directed a Friday the 13th sequel.
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Cool Stuff: Pop Culture Coffee Is Serving Up Ghostbusters Brews Like Ecto-Espresso
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire has inspired some new coffee flavors from Pop Culture Coffee, including Ecto-Espresso and Puftmello, and we've got all the details. -
Bruce Springsteen's Best Album Is Getting A Making-Of Movie
Jeremy Allen White is in talks to play the Boss in a movie about the making of Bruce Springsteen's best album. -
The Best Horror Movies Streaming This Month Are All About Demonic Possession (April 2024)
Wanna see something scary? The 10 best horror movies streaming this month include Late Night With the Devil, Rosemary's Baby, and so much more. -
How To Watch Kung Fu Panda 4 At Home
Kung Fu Panda 4 will be available for digital purchase and PVOD in April, while the sequel is still in theaters. There's also a new animated short with it -
Dune 3 Presents A Unique Problem For Jessica And Rebecca Ferguson
Dune 3 will have to deal with a book problem involving Rebecca Ferguson's character Jessica. -
Scarlett Johansson And Channing Tatum Fake A Moon Landing In The Fly Me To The Moon Trailer
Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson find love amid the unrelenting pressure of the 1960s space race in the trailer for Fly Me to the Moon. -
The One Person That Saved Steven Spielberg From Being Fired As Jaws' Director
Steven Spielberg had a lot of problems as director of Jaws, but one person kept him from being fired. -
Michael Keaton Wishes He Never Worked Out To Play Batman, And Jack Nicholson Is To Blame
Jack Nicholson had Michael Keaton questioning his Batman workout. -
Near-Perfect Horror Movies You Might Have Missed
Want horror movies loved by critics that you may have missed? Here's a list of near-perfect horror movies, at least based on their Rotten Tomatoes score. -
The Most Confusing Moments In Foe Explained
Foe is one of the most talked about movies on Prime Video, but plenty are still in need of a breakdown. Here are the film's most confusing moments, explained. -
Solo: A Star Wars Story Used The Oldest VFX Trick In The Book To Create The Kessel Run
Solo: A Star Wars Story cleverly combined old-school practical effects and cutting-edge digital visual effects to bring its Kessel Run sequence to life. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Captain America Movies
Grab your shield and/or American flag and read all about the Captain America movies in order! -
Star Trek's Newest Movie Isn't Shy About Its Mission: Impossible Influence
Section 31, the new made-for-TV Star Trek movie is happily borrowing from a famed action franchise. -
Why Arnold Schwarzenegger Initially Had No Interest In Playing The Terminator
The Terminator is one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's most famous roles, and yet he originally didn't want to play the character. -
Everything Immaculate And The First Omen Have In Common (Besides Evil Pregnancies)
Immaculate and The First Omen are both films about American nuns who fly off to a new life in Italy and fall into a web of forced birth conspiracy. -
Why Christopher Nolan Put One Of His Best Films On Hold For An Entire Decade
Christopher Nolan needed more time to develop as a filmmaker before he was ready to make Inception, one of his all-time best movies. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From A Time For Killing
These are the only actors still alive from A Time For Killing, including Harrison Ford. -
A Deleted Scene In Star Wars: A New Hope Gave Han Solo A Love Interest
In a deleted scene, Han Solo had a girlfriend in Star Wars: A New Hope. Could that have changed the course of his relationship with Leia? -
Dev Patel Isn't Gunning For A Monkey Man Sequel Just Yet
Actor-turned-filmmaker Dev Patel wants to let the dust settle on Monkey Man before considering a sequel to his acclaimed action movie. -
Jason Momoa Shot His Own Mock Dune Scenes That Wound Up In The Movie
Jason Momoa's video recordings of the Jordan desert did not go unnoticed by Denis Villeneuve during filming on Dune: Part One. -
The Outcome Of Cujo's Film Adaptation Wasn't What Stephen King Had Hoped For
Stephen King thinks the movie adaptation of his novel Cujo deserved more praise (and maybe even an Oscar nomination). -
Why There Was So Much Uncertainty To Cast Glenn Close In Her Best Role
Fatal Attraction gave Glenn Close her best role - but she almost didn't get the part. -
Star Wars' Answer To Star Trek's Betazoids: Zeltrons Explained
Much like Star Trek's Betazoids, Star Wars has its own hedonistic alien race known as the Zeltrons, and we've got a breakdown of everything you need to know. -
Bruce Willis' Best Role Happened Because Of Desperation
Few would argue against Die Hard as Bruce Willis' best role, but at the time of casting, it was a huge gamble. -
One Of Steven Spielberg's Best Movies Almost Went To A Different Director
Steven Spielberg might've never directed Jaws had another filmmaker not irked the original book's author, Peter Benchley, during their first meeting. -
Alice Eve Redid Her Star Trek Into Darkness Audition Almost 20 Times
Alice Eve was heavily directed by J.J. Abrams during her audition for Star Trek Into Darkness, ultimately reading her script section over and over again.
