Wes Craven's 30 Year-Old Vampire Movie With Eddie Murphy Is A Hidden Gem On Paramount+
Wes Craven's Vampire in Brooklyn, starring Eddie Murphy, is one of the most fascinating films of both of their careers. Check it out on Paramount+.
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The Movies That Inspired Bruce Springsteen In Deliver Me From Nowhere Are True Classics
A pair of true classic films are not only shown to have inspired Bruce Springsteen in Deliver Me From Nowhere, but they also inform the movie biopic itself.
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Walter Koenig's Simple Suggestion Probably Saved The Star Trek II Script
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan's screenwriters wisely listened to Walter Koenig's feedback when it came to a crucial aspect of the film's final script draft.
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This Harry Potter Actor Accidentally Gave His Character An Australian Accent
While this particular Harry Potter film veteran inadvertently gave their character an Australian accent, they've done better accent work in subsequent projects.
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Michelle Pfeiffer Landed Her Scarface Role By Making Pacino Bleed (A Lot)
Michelle Pfeiffer was relatively unknown when she auditioned for Scarface, and she thinks accidentally injuring star Al Pacino got her the part.
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One Of The Most Iconic '80s Movies Was Written As A Stage Play
Filmmaker John Hughes made some of the most iconic '80s teen movies, but The Breakfast Club was originally written for the stage.
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Reacher Star Alan Ritchson Stole Jason Momoa's Secret Weapon Filming Fast X
Alan Ritchson worked alongside Jason Momoa on Fast X, and stole one of his most precious assets to bring back to Reacher.
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Michael Keaton Had A Hilarious Response To Tom Holland Punching Him In Spider-Man
Michael Keaton's off-screen response to Tom Holland punching him in Spider-Man: Homecoming nicely illustrates why he's so good as the Vulture in the film.
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Gary Sinise Snuck A Midnight Cowboy Homage Into His Forrest Gump Performance
It was Forrest Gump co-star Gary Sinise's idea to sneak a Midnight Cowboy homage into the film (one that director Robert Zemeckis then expanded upon).
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Sam Raimi's Chilling Horror Movie With Josh Hartnett Is Streaming For Free
David Slade's 30 Days of Night, a vampire movie produced by Sam Raimi and starring Josh Hartnett, is streaming for free and is worth your time.
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Ernie Hudson's Favorite Role Is From A Movie You'd Probably Never Suspect
Of all of Ernie Hudson's many roles over his long career, his personal favorite might seem like a big surprise to some people.
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A New Marvel Crossover Brings The Fantastic Four And A Beloved '90s Cartoon Together
A Marvel Comics crossover brings together two of New York City's weirdest families: the Fantastic Four and the Gargoyles.
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The Clever Way Robert Picardo Earned His Star Trek: First Contact Role
Robert Picardo played the holographic doctor on Star Trek: Voyager, and he came up with a great reason for the character to appear in Star Trek: First Contact.
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The 15 Best Marvel Movie Bloopers
The movies of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been frequently funny when appropriate, but the best Marvel bloopers crack up even the most serious scenes.
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Why Deliver Me From Nowhere Barely Features Bruce Springsteen's Famed E Street Band
Bruce Springsteen is rarely seen on stage without the backing of the E Street Band, but they barely appear in biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.
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The Truth About Black Phone 3, Straight From One Of The Franchise's Writers [Exclusive]
Black Phone 2 is a hit at the box office, but will the Grabber come calling again in Black Phone 3? We asked the movie's co-writer directly.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Made His Feature Film Debut In A '90s Creature Feature
Years before he became a superstar in Titanic, Leonardo DiCaprio made his feature film debut in a 1990s franchise creature feature.
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The 12 Best Fantasy Books Of All Time, Ranked
From the works of George R. R. Martin to J. R. R. Tolkien and plenty more in between and beyond, here are what we think are the best fantasy books of all time.
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Book Of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 Wasn't The Box Office Flop You Think It Was
Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 is often classified as a box office flop and a terrible sequel, but that simply isn't true. Let us explain.
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The Nightmare On Elm Street Series Is Dead – But We Have One Wild Idea To Resurrect It
There hasn't been a new Nightmare on Elm Street movie in years, but we just came up with a wild way to bring back Freddy.
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A Common Complaint Against Halloween III Is Technically Wrong
Halloween purists and casual fans alike often complain that Season of the Witch breaks up the slasher franchise, but the grievance isn't technically accurate.
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This Black Phone 2 Character Could've Died Thanks To A Studio Note [Exclusive]
Black Phone 2 has a shockingly low body count for a horror movie, and one character could have been killed off had the creative team listened to a studio note.
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Ron Perlman's Oscar-Winning Fantasy Movie Is An Underrated Classic You Have To Watch
This Oscar-winning (and somewhat fantastical) prehistoric movie starring Ron Perlman is absolutely worth seeing, as none other than Ridley Scott would tell you.
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Star Wars Finally Revealed Exactly How Darth Vader Created His Red Lightsaber
Darth Vader's red lightsaber is one of the purest symbols of evil in the entire Star Wars franchise, and we finally know how it came to be.
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Here's The One Word The Grabber Absolutely Could Not Say In Black Phone 2 [Exclusive]
Given the parallels between Black Phone 2 and slashers like Nightmare on Elm Street, the film's creatives deliberately avoided certain things (and even words).
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The Price Amazon Really Paid For The James Bond Franchise Rights Is Shockingly Low
Initial estimates pegged Amazon’s purchase of the rights to the James Bond franchise at $1 billion, but the real number is shockingly lower.
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This Iconic '80s Rob Lowe Film Defined A Generation Of Stars As Hollywood's Brat Pack
If you've ever debated who counts as a member of the Brat Pack, one Rob Lowe film serves as the 1980s Hollywood heartthrob Rosetta Stone.
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