The Two Horror Movie Icons Blumhouse Is Determined To Land The Rights To
Producer Jason Blum is hellbent on locking down the rights to two horror icons so he can bring them back to the big screen under the Blumhouse banner.
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Marvel Officially Releases Avengers: Doomsday Trailer With Chris Hemsworth's Thor
Marvel has released an official version of that leaked Avengers: Doomsday teaser trailer featuring Thor (Chris Hemsworth) in a forest. Check it out right here.
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Tim Allen's Massive Disney Franchise Was Turned Down By Bill Murray
Bill Murray passed on Disney's Tim Allen comedy turned franchise, The Santa Clause, due to his bad experience working on a similar film (among other reasons).
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Jason Statham's Underrated 2021 Revenge Thriller Is Finding An Audience On Netflix
Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham reunited for a pretty fantastic (but under-seen) revenge thriller in 2021, and it's currently making waves streaming on Netflix.
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Why Marty Supreme's Divisive Ending Is Tearing Movie Fans Apart
Josh Safdie's Marty Supreme ends on a note that has divided audiences. Here are the prevailing interpretations of the film's closing moments.
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Ryan Reynolds Was Baffled By A Filming Decision For This Box Office Failure
Ryan Reynolds didn't quite understand why he had to fly to Spain to shoot a movie that took place entirely within a box buried underground.
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Mark Wahlberg's Gritty 2005 Crime Movie Blows Up Netflix's Top Charts
20 years after its release, Netflix subscribers are addicted to a gritty Mark Wahlberg movie directed by the legendary John Singleton.
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Why Leonardo DiCaprio Has Never Watched Titanic
Like many actors, Leonardo DiCaprio doesn't like to go back and watch his own movies, and that includes the big James Cameron blockbuster Titanic.
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The Only Version Of Caligula That Star Malcolm McDowell Says Is Worth Watching
The infamous 1979 film Caligula was recut into different versions, but there's only one version worth watching according to star Malcolm McDowell.
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Michael B. Jordan Used A Wardrobe Trick To Distinguish His Approach To His Dual Sinners Roles
Michael B. Jordan's dual performances as Smoke and Stack in Sinners dazzled audiences, and he used a cool hidden trick to help him get into each character.
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Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's Original Chadwick Boseman Plans Explained By Director
Black Panther director Ryan Coogler has revealed his plan for Wakanda Forever prior to Chadwick Boseman's heartbreaking death, and it sounds fascinating.
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James Cameron Didn't Mince Words About Alien 3's Infamous Opening Deaths
Outspoken Aliens filmmaker James Cameron did not hold back when asked what he thought about the opening deaths in the follow-up, Alien 3.
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The Anaconda Reboot Proves That One Of Its Cast Members Is Box Office Gold
Sony's Anaconda meta-reboot has gotten its theatrical run off to a fine start, further cementing that star Jack Black is a modern box office champion.
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The Avatar Trilogy Now Owns A Huge Box Office Record Thanks To Fire And Ash
James Cameron's Avatar trilogy has surpassed a box office threshold that no other movie trilogy in history can claim. Here's how it compares to other trilogies.
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Why Jerry O'Connell Once Decided To Let Live Cockroaches Co-Star In His Mouth
Jerry O'Connell co-starred with an intrusion of cockroaches for Joe's Apartment, but had a specific reason for letting them crawl in his mouth.
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Why Sylvester Stallone Set Rocky In Philadelphia Instead Of New York City
Sylvester Stallone hails from Hell's Kitchen in New York City, but when it came to writing Rocky, he was drawn to Philadelphia for a reason.
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The '70s Japanese Action Star Who Inspired Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill
Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill films draw heavily from this '70s Japanese action star's work, particularly when it comes to the character O'Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu).
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15 Best Spaghetti Westerns Of All Time, Ranked
America invented the western, but Italy put their own spin on the genre with the spaghetti western, and we think these are the best of them.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Reveals What Eywa Looks Like - And She Reminds Us Of A Classic Anime
Avatar: Fire and Ash finally gives us a look at Eywa, and it sure seems like James Cameron was at least partly inspired by a classic anime.
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The Substance Ending Explained: Skin Deep
Coralie Fargeat's bonkers body horror movie The Substance is finally here. Let's talk about the movie's truly wild ending.
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Cate Blanchett Had An Unexpected Inspiration For Hela's Look In Thor: Ragnarok
As much as Marvel's comics informed Cate Blanchett's appearance as Hela in Thor: Ragnarok, she primarily drew inspiration from another source entirely.
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The Testament Of Ann Lee's Incredible Musical Numbers Are Based In Historical Fact
The Testament of Ann Lee is an unconventional musical, using hymns from the history of the religious Shaker movement for a different kind of song and dance.
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Move Over Superman: The DC Universe May Have Found Its New Strongest Hero
Is Superman the strongest superhero in the DC universe? You might think so, but a surprising character might actually claim that title.
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Roger Ebert Believed One Of The Best Horror Movies Was 'Without Any Apparent Purpose'
Roger Ebert didn't give one of the best and most influential horror movies of all time a positive review, but he also praised the film on a technical level.
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Why Test Audiences Hated Guardians Of The Galaxy's Drax (And How Marvel Fixed The Character)
Drax is one of the most beloved characters in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, but test audiences initially hated the character.
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This Hit M. Night Shyamalan Kids Movie Has A Shockingly Low Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score
When he was first making a name for himself in Hollywood, M. Night Shyamalan wrote this hit kids movie...but audiences seemed to have turned on it.
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How Gary Oldman Really Feels About The Fifth Element
Jean-Baptiste Emanuel Zorg is one of Gary Oldman's most beloved roles, but here's how he actually feels about his character in The Fifth Element.
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