Joker Ending Explained: Arthur's Final Joke Kills
Joker is one of the most polarizing films set in the world of Batman, and we're diving into what the ending has to say about our world ... and Gotham City.
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John Carpenter Actually Buried Actors Underground In Vampires
In John Carpenter's Vampires, the acclaimed horror director actually put his actors completely underground for a scene in which vampires burst from the ground.
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Harry Potter Director Chris Columbus Was In Fear Of Being Fired Every Day On Set
Chris Columbus, who directed the first two Harry Potter movies, spent his first weeks shooting the first film with anxiety that he would mess up and be fired.
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Thunderball Was A Legal Landmine For James Bond Author Ian Fleming
The lawsuit regarding the creation of James Bond's Thunderball resulted in headaches for EON Productions that lasted for five decades. Here's the story.
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Here's Where You Can Watch Every A Nightmare On Elm Street Movie
Freddy Krueger is one of the most iconic horror villains of all time, and if you want to watch every movie he's ever been featured in, here's your guide.
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The Last-Minute Reversal That Saved Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Two scenes in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever were almost cut from the movie, but director Ryan Coogler realized their removal made the movie worse.
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Which Animated Disney Movie Has The Most Songs? The Answer May Surprise You
Disney movie songs became a huge deal during the Disney Renaissance, but the animated film with the most songs came out long before that era in Disney history.
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/Film Is Hosting An Early Screening Of The Creator In ScreenX – Here's How To Attend
Gareth Edwards' sci-fi action film looks like it could be one of the best blockbusters of 2023. If you're in L.A., you can see a free screening hosted by /Film.
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Is Need For Speed 2 Happening Or Has The Video Game Movie Been Impounded?
Apologies gearheads, Need for Speed 2 ain't happening. Here's why progress on the Aaron Paul and Imogen Poots-led video game movie sequel has stalled.
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Hail Valak! The Nun 2 Defeats Hercule Poirot's Haunting In Venice At The Box Office
It was very, very close, but in the end, The Conjuring Universe entry The Nun 2 defeated A Haunting in Venice at the box office over the weekend.
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Why Quentin Tarantino Almost Canceled The Hateful Eight
Quentin Tarantino has never worried about his finished screenplays leaking. However, he nearly canceled The Hateful Eight after an early script draft got out.
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Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Could Break Even At The Box Office, Thanks To A Lawsuit
Paramount Pictures was recently rewarded $71 million after a lawsuit was filed related to Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning's pandemic insurance coverage.
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Yes, The Chocolates In Wonka Are Real, And Free Candy Was Handed Out On Set
Professional chocolatier Gabriella Cugno crafted the chocolate in Wonka herself and ensured there was always some available for the cast and crew to snack on.
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MCU Authors On Crafting The Definitive Marvel Studios History And How The MCU Can Bounce Back [Exclusive Interview]
Joanna Robinson, Dave Gonzales, and Gavin Edwards tell us about compiling their impressive book about Marvel Studios and what the MCU can do to right the ship.
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Rustin Review: Colman Domingo Dazzles In This Satisfying Biopic [TIFF 2023]
While Rustin can often feel like a by-the-numbers biopic, it excels thanks to an award-worthy performance from star Colman Domingo.
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The Flu Couldn't Stop Keanu Reeves From Filming John Wick's Most Brutal Scene
When it came time to film the club shootout scene in the first John Wick, starr Keanu Reeves had to push through having a 103-degree fever.
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Where To Watch John Carpenter's Vampires
Vampires may not be John Carpenter's most illustrious film, but it's certainly true to his one-of-a-kind style. Here's where to watch the film at home.
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Enemy Ending Explained: Trapped In A Web Of One's Own Making
Denis Villeneuve's doppelganger thriller Enemy concludes on a haunting but deliberately enigmatic note. Let's consider what its ending could mean.
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Bart Simpson Was In The Twilight Zone Movie (Sort Of)
Perhaps instead of screaming 'The Simpsons did it!' we should be screaming 'The Twilight Zone' did it!
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Five Nights At Freddy's Director Drew Inspiration From A DC Supervillain – And Steven Spielberg
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie was inspired by the films of Steven Spielberg, as well as Todd Phillips' Joker and ... the work of Terrence Malick?
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Joss Whedon Predicted Marvel's Current Problems While Making Avengers: Age Of Ultron
The MCU's cultural dominance has been called into question, and while making Age of Ultron, Joss Whedon predicted the 'danger' of the studio's approach.
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A Harmless Omission Made C-3PO's Star Wars Casting A Bit Awkward
A little bit of semantic confusion momentarily stood in Anthony Daniels' way of being 'cast' as C-3PO in Star Wars.
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When The James Bond Franchise Will End, According To Barbara Broccoli
James Bond series producer and head honcho Barbara Broccoli thinks the franchise will continue on for however long audiences still want to watch Bond films.
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Is Cocaine Bear 2 Happening Or Will The Drug-Fueled Ursine Stay In Hibernation?
After a bear went on a killing spree fueled by cocaine and became a box office hit, will we see Cocaine Bear 2? It sounds like there's at least an idea for one.
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Oppenheimer Is Now The Highest-Grossing Biopic Of All Time
In its ninth weekend at the box office, Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer has surpassed Bohemian Rhapsody with a running global total of $912 million.
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Tim Burton Isn't Happy About How The Flash Used Batman And Superman
Tim Burton has had enough of working for studios like Disney and Warner Bros. The way his Batman and Superman were used in The Flash was the final straw.
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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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