Videodrome's Most Confusing Moments Explained
David Cronenberg is at his most Cronenbergian in Videodrome, a movie where James Woods makes out with a TV and grows an orifice in his stomach.
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Office Space Lacked Flair At The Box Office But Became A Cult Favorite
Mike Judge's painfully relatable workplace comedy Office Space is a cult classic that bombed at the box office when it was first released. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The French Connection
Here are the major The French Connection actors still alive. They may not be working right now, but they're still with us. -
The Story Of The E.T. Senator In Star Wars Doesn't Have A Happy Ending
What initially seemed like just a fun and innocent nod to E.T. in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace has taken on a bigger life in the years since the film came out. -
What Marvel Movies Look Like Before Special Effects
It's no secret that a lot of green screen and visual effects are used in Marvel movies, but you might be surprised where and how VFX were employed. -
Stephen King And Steven Spielberg Almost Teamed Up For A Haunted House Movie
Stephen King and Steven Spielberg have never worked together, but they came very close with what would become the miniseries Rose Red. -
The Helpful Role Rian Johnson Played In Gareth Edward's Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson lent a helping hand to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story director Gareth Edwards in the early days of development. -
Cool Stuff: Best Picture Nominee Anatomy Of A Fall Is Quickly Joining The Criterion Collection In May
After being released in the fall of 2023, Anatomy of a Fall earned several Oscar noms, including Best Picture, and now it's coming to the Criterion Collection. -
The Fox Thriller That Became The First R-Rated Film To Win Best Picture
The first R-rated film to win the Oscar for Best Picture was a Fox-produced thriller from 1971. Can you guess the title? -
Even The Death Sticks Were CGI In Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones
George Lucas' enthusiasm for CGI in the Star Wars prequels was so great that even the Death Sticks in Attack of the Clones are a digital effect. -
Can Gladiator Director Ridley Scott Give Us A Music Biopic That Doesn't Suck?
Ridley Scott has never directed a music biopic, but it looks like his next film might be a biopic about the chart-topping band The Bee Gees. -
Christopher Nolan Wants To Direct A Horror Movie
Christopher Nolan would like to make a horror movie and is a fan of the genre, but also thinks a good horror movie requires 'a really exceptional idea.' -
Will Ethan Coen's Drive-Away Dolls Fall Flat At The Box Office?
Drive-Away Dolls is Ethan Coen's first solo narrative feature film as a director. Can he deliver a box office hit without his brother by his side? -
A Deleted Barbie Scene Would Have Overthrown Helen Mirren As Narrator
The role of the Narrator in Barbie was quite literally written for Helen Mirren, but Olivia Colman challenged her for it in a deleted scene. -
Denis Villeneuve Believes Dune: Part Two's Stars Will Be 'The New Power In Hollywood'
Denis Villeneuve, the director of the science fiction epic Dune: Part Two, believes the film's young stars will be enough to lure audiences back to theaters. -
Star Wars Fan Remasters And Project 4K77 Explained
George Lucas notoriously loves to tinker with the original Star Wars trilogy, which has led to multiple fan-led attempts to restore the films' original cuts. -
Timothée Chalamet & Florence Pugh Had To Be Kept Separate During Dune: Part Two
While Timothée Chalamet and Florence Pugh were all business when filming their scenes for Dune: Part Two, they got up to some horseplay in between takes. -
The 7 Most Ridiculous Moments In Madame Web, Ranked By Our Headaches
Yes, Marvel's Madame Web is as bad as you've heard. Here are some of the film's most ridiculous moments, ranked by how much they gave us a headache. -
Dune 2 Features A Surprisingly Big Name We Didn't Know About
It turns out there's yet another big name actor in the Dune: Part Two cast that we previously didn't know about. Beware of potential spoilers! -
Cool Stuff: New Star Wars Band T-Shirts Celebrate The Music Of A Galaxy Far, Far Away
Heroes & Villains have a new collection of band t-shirts inspired by the fictional music groups seen performing in Star Wars and Return of the Jedi. -
How To Watch Trolls Band Together At Home
Trolls Band Together will be heading to Peacock in March, and there will be a sing-along version that your kids can drive you crazy with too. -
A Missing Element In Godzilla Became A Priority In Gareth Edwards' Star Wars Film
Gareth Edwards loved making Godzilla, but made sure his venture into Star Wars would include one missing aspect during production of the MonsterVerse. -
Bob Marley Crushes Madame Web And Breaks A Valentine's Day Box Office Record
Audiences are turning out in droves to see the new Bob Marley biopic, while Sony's Marvel movie Madame Web is stumbling out of the gate. -
A New Netflix Series Adaptation Has Audiences Absolutely Bawling
The romantic Netflix series One Day, which debuted on the streaming service on February 8, has left its rom-com viewers crying their eyes out. -
New Joker: Folie à Deux Images Show Off A Star-Crossed Joaquin Phoenix And Lady Gaga
Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga get romantic in new images from Joker 2, aka Joker: Folie à Deux. -
The Best Streaming Service Is Going To Highlight The 'Worst' Movies
The Razzies have become notorious for getting it wrong. In March, The Criterion Channel is giving several Razzie-nominated movies a second chance. -
Director David Fincher's Best Movie Was A Box Office Failure
Zodiac is the very best movie of David Fincher's career. It's also a box office flop.
