The 14 Best Daniel Craig Movies, Ranked
Before Daniel Craig reprises his Benoit Blanc role in "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery," we rank his best films thus far in his ever-expanding resume.
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The 15 Best Jean-Claude Van Damme Movies Ranked
Jean-Claude Van Damme, the Muscles from Brussels, has kicked his way into action history, and these are the actor's best movies worth watching.
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Kurt Russell Had A Wild Way Of Dodging Disney Publicists As A Kid
Like many actors, Kurt Russell doesn't love talking with publicists. In fact, he went to extreme measures to avoid them while making Disney movies as a kid.
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15 Best Movies Of The 1960s, Ranked
The turbulent 1960s transformed the world, and no art form reflected the changing times like cinema. This is our countdown of the decade's best films.
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Horror Villains Who Were More Right Than We Want To Admit
Most horror villains are monsters, but some have good reasons for doing what they do. We're not saying these folks were in the right; still, they have a point.
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Matt Damon Had To Record The Best Part Of This Oscar-Nominated Performance Alone
Matt Damon revealed that one of the most emotional moments in the sci-fi film The Martian was shot with the actor being almost completely alone.
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Al Pacino's Fast-Paced Football Movie Is A Classic That Sports Fans Can't Miss
If you've never seen Any Given Sunday, it's worth watching for Al Pacino's big speech alone. But it also has a great ensemble cast and some serious style.
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Why Kristen Wiig Was Certain This Raunchy Box Office Hit Was A Total Dud
The opening weekend box office is seen as the make it or break it moment for new movies, which made Kristen Wiig worry she had starred in a comedy flop.
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Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Feels Marvel Movies Have One Big Problem
Alan Ritchson, who once auditioned to play Thor before playing Jack Reacher, feels that Marvel Studios films have a big problem.
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Channing Tatum's Biggest Regret Is Turning Down A Major Guillermo Del Toro Role
Several years ago, Channing Tatum turned down an offer to star in a fantasy film from Guillermo del Toro, and has regretted it ever since.
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Jason Voorhees' Appearance On An '80s Late Night Talk Show Was Absolutely Inspired And Surreal
Not every late night host can boast that they've had Jason Voorhees, one of the greatest horror movie slashers of all time on their couch for an interview.
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Absolute Batman's Joker Design Is The Stuff Of Nightmares
Apologies to anyone who thought they could go today without seeing something horrific, but the Joker design from Absolute Batman is pure nightmare fuel.
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Josh Hartnett Thinks Turning Down Batman Cost Him A Role In Another Christopher Nolan Movie
Josh Hartnett once speculated that passing on Batman Begins cost him a role in another Christopher Nolan movie, but there's probably a simpler explanation.
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John Carpenter Hated One Of 2024's Best Horror Movies
John Carpenter was one of several filmmakers whose work directly inspired this acclaimed 2024 horror movie, so it's surprising to hear he really didn't like it.
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All 10 Harry Potter Dragon Breeds Ranked
The Harry Potter universe is full of dragons, so let's rank these winged, fire-breathing, reptilian creatures based on their sheer power and deadliness.
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Why Joe Pantoliano Got Liposuction For His Role As Cypher In The Matrix
Joe Pantoliano sent Warner Bros. an $8000 invoice after getting liposuction for The Matrix, which he described as 'research and development.'
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Why The Bear Star Jeremy Allen White Regrets His Meeting With Marvel
Jeremy Allen White regrets his previous dismissive comments towards Marvel, but there's a reason the Bear actor reacted the way he did when meeting the studio.
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Halloween H20 And Scream 3 Coincidentally Share An Eerie Connection
The most polarizing entries in both the Halloween and Scream franchises are connected by a handful of eerie similarities.
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5 Reasons Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan Is The Best Person To Make The Call Of Duty Film
Paramount is looking for a director for a live-action Call of Duty movie. Here are five reasons the studio should hire Yellowstone head honcho Taylor Sheridan.
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Star Trek's Anson Mount Starred In This Forgotten Horror Movie With Amber Heard
Years before he started playing Captain Pike in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Anson Mount appeared opposite Amber Heard in this cult horror movie.
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James Gunn's Last Second Inspiration Led To Suicide Squad's Unique Opening Shot
James Gunn came up with the unique opening shot for The Suicide Squad at the eleventh hour, which speaks to his growth as a director over the years.
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12 Best Crime Thrillers Of The 1980s, Ranked
The 1980s are packed with captivating crime thrillers, and some of them are even funny. These are the best that you should seek out immediately.
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Yellowstone's Luke Grimes Starred In This Underrated Crime Thriller With Frank Grillo
Before Luke Grimes starred as Kayce Dutton on Taylor Sheridan's drama series Yellowstone, he joined Frank Grillo in an underrated crime thriller.
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John Boyega Thinks Star Wars Can Learn One Lesson From Star Trek
John Boyega is a Star Wars fan first and foremost, but there's an aspect of the Star Trek franchise that he feels a galaxy far, far away could stand to emulate.
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Glen Powell's Running Man Honors Arnold Schwarzenegger With This Terminator Easter Egg
Edgar Wright isn't remaking Arnold Schwarzenegger's The Running Man with his Glen Powell-led adaptation, but he's still honoring the megastar.
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The 20 Greatest Parody Movies In Cinema History
Get ready to laugh! From "Blazing Saddles" to "Monty Python and Holy Grail," these are our picks for the greatest parody movies in cinema history.
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Why Rock Band Paramore Turned Down Writing The End Credits Song Of This Horror Cult Classic
Jennifer's Body features a tune by Paramore's Hayley Williams, although Paramore itself passed on the cult horror film's end credits song for a specific reason.
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