20 Years Ago, The Low Budget Box Office Hit Cabin Fever Launched Eli Roth's Career
Believe it or not, Eli Roth's Cabin Fever is now 20 years old. Here's a look back at how the film got made and how it performed at the box office.
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Triangle Ending Explained: The Definition Of Insanity
The British horror-mystery Triangle is one of the best time-loop movies of recent years, with an enigmatic ending that will keep you guessing. -
The Four Biggest Things A Haunting In Venice Actually Keeps From Its Source Material
Kenneth Branagh's latest Agatha Christie film, A Haunting in Venice, doesn't have much fidelity with its source material, and there's an interesting story why. -
Is Golden Freddy Vanessa Or Mike's Little Brother In The Five Nights At Freddy's Movie?
Digging deeper into the Five Nights at Freddy's lore shines light on intriguing details included in the trailer ... especially one related to Golden Freddy. -
The Batman's Batmobile Almost Looked Like Christopher Nolan's Version
An early design pitch for the new Batmobile in Matt Reeves' The Batman skewed a little too close to traits of the Tumbler from the Dark Knight trilogy. -
What James Bond Theme Should Have Won The Best Song Oscar Before Skyfall? An Investigation
Adele's theme song for Skyfall rightly took home the Best Original Song Oscar, but which James Bond films deserved to win that category before that? -
This Thanksgiving Could Be A Huge Success (Or Huge Disaster) For The Box Office
Thanksgiving 2023 has a chaotic line-up of new releases, from Next Goal Wins to The Hunger Games, but which one will win the turkey? -
Star Wars: The Story Of Darth Vader Answers A Lingering Force Ghost Question From 1983
Believe it or not, a canonical children's book explains what many fans have been asking about Anakin Skywalker and Force ghosts since Return of the Jedi -
How Star Wars Brought Force Ghosts To Life In The Time Before CGI
That's not just Sir Alex Guinness' sheer acting talent glowing on-screen in the original Star Wars trilogy. Here's how early FX created Force ghosts. -
The Five Nights At Freddy's Trailer Easter Egg You Probably Missed
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie is already proving to be sufficiently fluent in fan lore, as evidenced by a deeply-buried Easter egg in one trailer. -
A Key Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith Scene Was Shot During Attack Of The Clones
An infant Luke Skywalker's arrival on Tatooine in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith was partly shot five years before the film even came out. -
The Biggest Inspiration For A Haunting In Venice Is A Real-World Crime – Sort Of
Is A Haunting in Venice inspired by a true story? Well, it's not based on an actual crime, but it's still inspired by the real life tragedy of post-war trauma. -
The X-Men Movies Almost Changed Rogue In The Comics
Grant Morrison was taken with how Fox's X-Men movies reinterpreted Rogue and once intended to give the character a dramatic overhaul in Marvel's comic books. -
How James Cameron And Alita Reportedly Set Dark Phoenix Up For Failure
A shifting of release date for Alita: Battle Angel at the request of James Cameron caused X-Men: Dark Phoenix to move, too, and that might've spelled doom. -
Jeffrey Wright Based The Batman's Lt. Gordon On A Very Famous Real-Life Cop
When it came time to play Jim Gordon in The Batman, Jeffrey Wright took inspiration from Eric Adams, a former NYPD officer and current Mayor of NYC. -
Can Expendables 4 Use Nostalgia And Fresh Blood To Recapture Box Office Glory?
The Expendables 4 is arriving almost a decade after the third entry in the series. Do audiences still care about this Sylvester Stallone-led action franchise? -
An Infamous Batman Villain Performance And A Peaky Blinders Accent Share The Same Inspiration [Exclusive]
Aidan Gillen and Tom Hardy have only ever shared a few scenes over the course of their careers, but one shared accent inspiration will bind them forever. -
Box Office: A Haunting In Venice Summons The Ghost Of A $15 Million Opening Weekend
Kenneth Branagh arrives to challenge The Nun II at the box office in the Hercule Poirot mystery A Haunting in Venice. -
A Futurama Movie Could Be In The Cards At Hulu
Futurama producer Claudia Katz has expressed interest in making another movie, now that the series has been revived at Hulu again. -
X Ending Explained: The Importance Of Being Randy
Ti West's slasher throwback X is the start of a trilogy and an exploration of America's sexual repression. Here's what the ending has to say about it all. -
Is Pulp Fiction 2 Happening? What Quentin Tarantino Has Said Over The Years
If you're wondering why Pulp Fiction 2 never happened, it's probably because Quentin Tarantino himself has teased various spin-offs over the years. -
The Decision To Kill John Wick's Dog Was Hotly Debated Behind The Scenes
There was (naturally) a whole lot of debate about the death of John's dog in John Wick, but it was ultimately too crucial a plot point to delete. -
All Of The Animatronics In Five Nights At Freddy's Explained
The cast of animatronics inside Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria in Five Nights at Freddy's is truly monstrous. Here's who you need to know. -
Why Making Barbie 'Stereotypical' In The Movie Was Controversial But Necessary
Stereotypical Barbie is exactly the name Margot Robbie's character needed in Greta Gerwig's Barbie movie. But Mattel wasn't happy about it - at first. -
Ahsoka's Age Throughout Star Wars History, Explained
Ahsoka has been fighting in Star Wars since she was a child, but it wasn't until a recent episode of her own series that we truly have a grasp on that concept. -
Another Roald Dahl Classic Hits Netflix's Top 10 Ahead Of Henry Sugar's Arrival
Danny DeVito's Matilda, starring Mara Wilson, is currently in the top 10 on Netflix, seemingly proving again that users will always gravitate towards classics. -
The Only Five Nights At Freddy's Recap You Need Before Watching The New Movie
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie is on the way. Here's everything you need to know about the video games that inspired the highly anticipated horror flick.
