H.R. Giger Sent Alien's Crew Searching For Truckloads Of Real Bones
It seems the legendary Alien concept artist H.R. Giger was himself rather out-of-this-world, as he decided, one day on set, that he needed bones. Lots of bones.
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Stepping Into Thor: The Dark World Was A Somewhat Depressing Experience For Idris Elba
Having just come off playing Nelson Mandela, let's just say that Idris Elba's work on Thor: The Dark World wasn't exactly ... edifying to him. -
Five Nights At Freddy's Creator Went Undercover During The Movie's Opening Weekend
Five Nights at Freddy's has gone from niche phenomenon to widespread cultural phenomenon, and creator Scott Cawthon had to see for himself opening weekend. -
The 5 Best Studio Ghibli Dub Performances (Including The Boy And The Heron) Ranked
From Christian Bale's Howl to Robert Pattinson's Grey Heron, here are the five best English dub performances in Studio Ghibli films. -
How A Furious Samuel L. Jackson Won Back His Pulp Fiction Role
Samuel L. Jackson's route to playing Jules in Pulp Fiction was far from ordinary and based on who you hear the story from, how he got that role varies wildly. -
Star Wars Was An Unfortunately Inevitable Career First For Natalie Portman
When it came time to film Star Wars: Episode 1 – The Phantom Menace, Natalie Portman had a hard time acting against blue screens. -
The 12 Most Controversial Costume Changes In Horror Movie History
Movies often change the costumes of characters that were either depicted in books or previous films. These are some of the most controversial costume changes. -
How Black Panther Used Real Horses To Make Fake Rhinos
Black Panther's climactic final battle featuring metal-plated rhinoceroses used a clever digital trick to turn horse performers into horned beasts. -
That Edge Of Tomorrow TV Show Remains Shrouded In Mystery, But Here's What We Want To See
We haven't heard any updates on the possible Edge of Tomorrow TV series in a while, so now is the perfect time to fantasy book what we'd like to see. -
One Of Star Wars' Rebel Pilots Nearly Became A Human Jabba The Hutt
In an alternate universe, Star Wars X-wing pilot Porkins would have been a human version of Jabba the Hutt. -
The DreamWorks Nick Fury Movie We Never Got To See
There was a Nick Fury movie in the works at DreamWorks, but due to the splintered nature of rights in the early Marvel era, we never saw it. -
George Lucas Put ILM Under The Gun With Last-Minute VFX For Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones
The Geonosian droid factory scene in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones was a last-minute addition by George Lucas -- one that made life extra difficult for ILM. -
The Forgotten Thriller That Inspired May December's Soundtrack
May December's director Todd Haynes recalls seeing Joseph Losey's The Go-Between as a ten year old, and that inspired him for this new film's score. -
Mia Goth Has A Mind-Bending Theory About Pearl's Projectionist
Mia Goth says there's more to The Projectionist than meets the eye in Pearl. She should know, she co-wrote the script. -
Whispers Of Doubt Almost Got Hugh Jackman Fired As Wolverine
Hugh Jackman is indelible as Wolverine in the X-Men films, but he almost lost the role to an equally famous A-lister peer. -
Twins Was A Surprise Box Office Smash And Arnold Schwarzenegger's Biggest Payday Ever
Arnold Schwarzenegger doing a comedy wasn't a sure-thing, so when it came time to make Twins, the superstar came up with a unique deal. -
How The Hays Code Almost Ruined The Ending Of Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo
The Hays Code nearly forced Alfred Hitchcock to include an additional scene that would've undermined Vertigo's incredibly evocative, tragic ending. -
Japan Dominates The U.S. Box Office With The Boy And The Heron And Godzilla Minus One
Studio Ghibli's The Boy and the Heron has debuted at the top of the North American box office, with Godzilla Minus One also remaining in the top five. -
Why Oppenheimer Director Christopher Nolan Didn't Give Audiences An Intermission
Christopher Nolan doesn't hate intermissions, but he thinks that splitting Oppenheimer up would have made it more challenging to watch. -
One Night Of The Living Dead Scene Summoned A Crowd Of Curious Spectators
Local residents turned up in droves to glimpse one particular ghoul during the filming of Night of the Living Dead, and it had nothing to do with her makeup. -
Sally Kellerman's Nude M*A*S*H Moment Had Everyone Naked Behind The Scenes
Sally Kellerman's nude scene in M*A*S*H definitely wouldn't fly today, but Robert Altman had a great way of making her comfortable shooting it. -
Marvel Instituted An MCU-Wide Rule After Working With Edward Norton
Edward Norton has long been blamed for The Incredible Hulk's under-performance, but there's another way of looking at that film and how it shaped the MCU. -
Every Movie In The Purge Franchise Ranked From Worst To Best
As we sat down to rank the Purge movies from worst to best, the /Film staff had a dilemma: what if every entry in this horror franchise is actually good? -
Bloopers That Change The Way You See These Horror Villains
Bloopers are great, but do we want to see the performers playing our nastiest horror villains cracking jokes or giving high-fives to co-stars? Watch and decide. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Hunger Games Movies
While you could watch the Hunger Games movies in narrative chronological order, that doesn't make for the most enriching viewing experience. -
Where To Watch DUST Sci-Fi Short Films For Free
DUST is the science fiction sister platform of ALTER, and it has some of the best science fiction short films that you can watch online. -
David Corenswet's Take On Superman's 'Most Interesting' Trait May Shock You
What many people see as Superman's biggest problem is what Superman: Legacy star David Corenswet finds to be the most interesting thing about the character.
