Netflix's May December Is The Latest Chapter In 2023's Reckoning With True Crime Stories
May December shows why we must remember that true crime tales are more than simple stories and those involved are not characters, but people.
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H.R. Giger's Alien Designs Earned Him A Macabre Nickname On Set
H.R. Giger is the visionary artist behind much of the creative vision of Ridley Scott's Alien, but his presence on set earned him his own monstrous nickname.
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The Fantastic Four Moment That Had Jessica Alba Questioning Her Career
Jessica Alba played Sue Storm in Marvel's previous Fantastic Four movies. One scene in the second film, however, gave her a bit of an existential crisis.
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Suzume Director Makoto Shinkai Embraces The Idea Of Things Getting Lost In Translation [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Japanese director Makoto Shinkai about Suzume, why that chair only has three legs, an Easter egg nodding to Studio Ghibli, and much more.
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Why Hollywood Needs To Embrace The Animation Revolution, According To Spider-Man Filmmakers
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse writers and producers Phil Lord and Chris Miller see experimentation as the way of the future for animation.
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Can Emma Stone's Poor Things Turn Critical Acclaim Into Box Office Dollars?
The Favourite director Yorgos Lanthimos reunited with Emma Stone for strange sci-fi tale Poor Things, but can it win at the box office?
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Babygirl - Release Date, Cast, Plot, Director And More Info
A24 and "Bodies Bodies Bodies" director Halina Reijn are taking a stab at the erotic thriller with the upcoming Babygirl. Here's what we know about the film.
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Bloopers That Change The Way You See These Sci-Fi Villains
Nothing beats a great villain in our favorite sci-fi shows and films. Just as fun are bloopers that reveal another side of the actors playing the baddies.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Kingsman Movies
There's a proper way to watch The Kingsman movies in order, and it might not be what you think.
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Why The Empire Strikes Back Was Irvin Kershner's First And Final Star Wars Film
George Lucas specifically courted Irvin Kershner for Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, so why didn't he return for future films?
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Every Terminator Movie, Ranked
James Cameron's The Terminator not only changed action cinema forever, it spawned a massive, decades-spanning franchise. Here are the Terminator movies, ranked.
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Star Trek's Most Ironic Weapon: The Genesis Device Explained
The Genesis Device has had a long history in Star Trek before it appeared in an episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks.
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Art The Clown Almost Got Shot By Real Cops During The Making Of Terrifier
A misunderstanding led to Art the Clown actor David Howard Thornton having a potentially dangerous run-in with the cops while filming Terrifier.
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Every John Woo Touch In Silent Night (And Everything That's Missing)
John Woo is known for his unique aesthetic, often consisting of an operatic style and guys shooting two guns. Here's what Silent Night does differently.
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Godzilla Minus One Gives A Terrifying Upgrade To The Atomic Breath
Godzilla's famous atomic breath gets an update in the new film Godzilla Minus One. Read all about it right here!
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John Woo's Hollywood Films, Ranked (Including Silent Night)
John Woo came to Hollywood in the '90s, and now he's back again with Silent Night. But how would you rank his American films? Here's our ranking.
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Bob Iger's 'Supervision' Comment About The Marvels Crossed A Line
On today's episode of the /Film Daily podcast, Ben and BJ talk about Bob Iger's absurd comment about The Marvels and whether the Disney CEO is losing his touch.
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Here's How Terrifier Star David Howard Thornton Transforms Into Art The Clown
From his signature clown makeup to his gross false teeth, transforming Terrifier's David Howard Thornton into Art the Clown takes about three hours.
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Godzilla Minus One Is Chock-Full Of Easter Eggs Referencing The Original Classic
Godzilla Minus One manages to be a fresh take on the kaiju monster movie and include several intriguing ties to the original film in the franchise.
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Furiosa Trailer Breakdown: Witness Anya Taylor-Joy And Chris Hemsworth At The Start Of The Fury Road
What a lovely day! Let's discuss the Furiosa trailer, which offers our first look at Anya Taylor-Joy as young Furiosa and Chris Hemsworth's villain Dementus.
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Godzilla Minus One Director And Star On Making Godzilla Terrifying Again [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Godzilla Minus One director Takashi Yamazaki and star Ryunosuke Kamiki about bringing the King of the Monsters back to the big screen for Toho.
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Godzilla Minus One Director Wants To Helm A Star Wars Movie, And Maybe Lucasfilm Should Listen [Exclusive]
With Godzilla Minus One, Takashi Yamazaki helmed one of the best Godzilla movies out there. The Japanese director now has sights set on a galaxy far, far away.
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Silent Night Ending Explained: Rest In (Heavenly) Peace
John Woo's first Hollywood feature in two decades packs a massive punch, but what does the ending mean for Joel Kinnaman's character?
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Eileen Director William Oldroyd Talks About Being Proven Wrong By Anne Hathaway [Exclusive Interview]
One of 2023's very best films is Eileen, a period drama starring Anne Hathaway and Thomasin McKenzie. /Film spoke with that movie's director, William Oldroyd.
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Godzilla Minus One Does Something Very Differently From Other Kaiju Movies
Takashi Yamazaki's Godzilla Minus One succeeds where the American MonsterVerse Godzilla movies fail: It has compelling human characters we actually care about.
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Silent Night Star Joel Kinnaman On Emotional Preparation And Working With John Woo [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Joel Kinnaman about being absolutely locked in for every take of the new action film Silent Night and working with action maestro John Woo.
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May December Ending Explained: What Grown-Ups Do
Let's talk about the ending of Todd Haynes' May December starring Natalie Portman, Julianne Moore, and Charles Melton, now streaming on Netflix.
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