A Famous Horror Crossover Movie Is Slashing Up Max's Top Charts
One of the most famous horror crossovers of all time is slicing up the viewership charts on Max. Here's why this 20-plus-year-old movie still has appeal.
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Quentin Tarantino Likes This Horror Sequel More Than The Classic Original, And It's Now On Netflix
Quentin Tarantino once said he likes this sequel to a horror classic more than the acclaimed original. Now you can watch it on Netflix. -
Steven Spielberg Thinks One Aspect Of Filmmaking Is More Important Than Movie Stars
When it comes to making movies, Steven Spielberg doesn't worry about star power. Instead, he focuses on something he considers more important. -
The First Reactions To Gladiator 2 Are Saying The Same Thing
Some early reactions to Gladiator 2 are flooding in, and folks seem to be very impressed with Ridley Scott's epic sequel. -
The Dark Knight Returns Predicted The Death Of Robin In Batman Comics
Frank Miller's highly influential comic The Dark Knight Returns helped lay the groundwork for the controversial death of Robin in DC's Batman comics. -
Zoe Saldaña Has One Request For Uhura In Star Trek 4
If the much-discussed and long-awaited Star Trek 4 movie ever actually happens, Zoe Saldaña has a request involving her character, Uhura. -
5 Reasons Why Smile 2 Killed It At The Box Office
Horror sequel Smile 2 enjoyed an even bigger box office debut than the first movie. Here are five reasons why it's a hit. -
Gary Oldman Wasn't Credited For His Work In A Ridley Scott-Directed Horror Movie
Academy Award winner Gary Oldman is normally a selling point for most audiences, but he went uncredited in this horrifying crime thriller. -
One Of The Best Thrillers You've Never Seen Is Fueling 2024's Wildest Horror Movies
Smile 2, Trap, The Substance, and Longlegs all share DNA with Vox Lux, the forgotten 2018 thriller starring Natalie Portman. -
5 Actors Who Can Replace Christian Bale As American Psycho's Patrick Bateman
With Luca Guadagnino developing his own film version of American Psycho, here are our picks for who could follow Christian Bale in playing Patrick Bateman. -
Clint Eastwood's Best Film Of The '80s Was Dirtier Than Dirty Harry
Clint Eastwood tricked his way into, essentially, secretly directing what wound up becoming one of his best movies in the 1980s. -
Liam Neeson's Worst Movie, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Taken helped revitalize Liam Neeson's career, but one of the action thrillers that followed became his worst-rated film on Rotten Tomatoes. -
Marvel Legends Green Goblin Helmet Is A Sleek, Sharp Prop Replica, But It's Missing One Thing
Marvel Legends is releasing a life-size prop replica of Green Goblin's helmet from Spider-Man: No Way Home (and Sam Raimi's Spidey movie), and we have a review. -
One Star Trek Scene Made Patrick Stewart Cry So Much He Freaked Out The Entire Crew
Patrick Stewart rarely broke down while working on the Star Trek franchise, which is why one particular crying scene caught his co-workers off-guard. -
The Three Stephen King Books The Author Would Save In A Fire
Stephen King knows exactly which three of his books he'd save from having all their copies burned in a fire. Let's take a closer look at his choices. -
The Surreal David Lynch Crime Thriller That Val Kilmer Regrets Passing On
David Lynch once wanted Val Kilmer to star in one of his crime thrillers. Years later, Kilmer admitted that he regretted turning down the offer. -
The Denzel Washington Crime Thriller That Influenced One Of Jay-Z's Best Albums
One of Jay-Z's best albums was directly inspired by a Denzel Washington crime thriller from the mid-2000s that was based on a true story. -
Marvel Swiped Its Avengers: Endgame Credits Idea From A Star Trek Movie
The end credits of Avengers: Endgame appear to borrow an idea from the end credits of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. -
Before Yellowstone's Rip Wheeler, Cole Hauser Played A Forgotten Villain In A Huge Action Franchise
Years before he started overseeing the Dutton Ranch as Rip Wheeler on Yellowstone, Cole Hauser played a villain in a high-octane action franchise. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1968's Bullitt
Peter Yates' 1968 film Bullitt is one of the most stylish cop movies ever made. Let's see what the surviving members of its cast are up to today. -
Merry & Pippin Had A Moving Ending After Lord Of The Rings: The Return Of The King
Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy gives Frodo and Sam a proper ending, but what about fellow hobbits Merry and Pippin? Here's what happened to them. -
A Disturbing Horror Movie With Matthew McConaughey Marked Bill Paxton's Directorial Debut
Bill Paxton was a beloved figure who elevated every project he was in, including his horror feature directorial debut starring Matthew McConaughey. -
Paul Rudd Got His Hollywood Start In The Halloween Franchise's Biggest Flop
Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers introduced the world to 'Paul Stephen Rudd.' Fortunately the flop didn't stop his budding career. -
Ben Affleck's Gone Girl Co-Star Confirmed That Wild Rumor You Heard Is Wrong
Ben Affleck is known for being a massive Red Sox fan, but one condition of playing Nick Dunne in Gone Girl put his fandom at odds and sparked an infamous rumor. -
Why Kim Cattrall Almost Turned Down The Role Of Valeris In The Star Trek Franchise
Kim Cattrall was almost the third Saavik in the Star Trek franchise, but instead became Valeris ... a role she almost didn't take. -
What Happened To Steven Spielberg And Peter Jackson's Tintin Sequel?
Could Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson's Adventures of Tintin sequel still happen or is it dead in the water? The answer is complicated. -
Adam Sandler Almost Starred In One Of Tom Cruise's Best Movies
Adam Sandler versus Tom Cruise? That was a serious option on the table at one point for what would become one of Cruise's best movies.
