How Easy Rider Set The Stage For An Overlooked Douglas Trumbull Sci-Fi Classic
While Easy Rider glorified the great unknown, Silent Running was an environmentally conscious meditation on our planet's future.
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How Skinamarink Director Kyle Edward Ball Used Sound To Tell The Story
The film's sound design is as integral to its impact as its eerie visuals. -
Why Playing Zelda Perkins In She Said Hit So Close To Home For Samantha Morton
Samantha Morton had a personal stake in her performance, in addition to the power of telling the story about Harvey Weinstein's transgressions. -
Superhero Bits: A Moon Girl And Devil Dinosaur Trailer, Big Plans For The Batman Universe & More
Meanwhile, James Gunn has debunked yet another DC Universe-related rumor. -
Michelle Yeoh Inspired Danny Boyle To Give Sunshine A More Diverse Cast
It's rare to be heard in this industry let alone actively listened to. -
Indiana Jones Injuries Made One Working Girl Scene A Little Tricky For Harrison Ford
If there's one thing Harrison Ford did on the set of the 1988 film Working Girl, it's power through the pain. -
Behind The Mask: The Rise Of Leslie Vernon Is Expanding Into Its Own Horror Movie Universe With New Short
If you've never seen Behind The Mask, there's no better time than the present to check it out. -
Stephen Lang Never 'Abandoned The Mindset' Of Avatar's Quaritch Between Films
'I'd known for a long, long time that there was more to be said on his behalf.' -
Missing Review: A Messier, Familiar, But Thrilling Sequel To Searching
A bold, twisting, and audacious thriller. -
Man Of Steel Hired A Professional Linguist To Add Authenticity To Kryptonian Language
'I didn't particularly focus on any one language...' -
There's 'No Movement At All' On Happy Death Day 3, But We Refuse To Give Up Hope [Exclusive]
'The beauty of it is that my idea, the whole idea for the third movie, it is not dependent on any sort of specific window or timeframe.' -
The Shop Around The Corner Gave James Stewart One Of The Most Frustrating Scenes Of His Career
Ernst Lubitsch's comedy The Shop Around The Corner has a bit of everything: petty workplace drama, an affair, and a most unlikely romance. -
12 Horror Movies That Would Make Great Musicals
Some horror movies seem ripe for being transformed into stage musicals. "Frankenhooker," "The Fly," and "Werewolves Within" all come to mind. -
Night Of The Comet Remake Is 'Still Alive,' But In A Different Form, According To Roxanne Benjamin [Exclusive]
'It's still alive, just not really in the same iteration, but it's still kicking.' -
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Director Lee Cronin Wants Evil Dead Rise To Expand The 'Universe' Of The Series
We can't wait to see this movie. -
History Of The World Part 2 Trailer: Mel Brooks Returns For A Star-Studded Sequel Series On Hulu
The comedy legend is back to take history down a peg or two (again). -
Back To Black First Look Photo Reveals Marisa Abela As Amy Winehouse
The film begins shooting this month. -
The Key To Scooby-Doo's Longevity Is That It's Never Stopped Changing
You can always teach this old dog some new tricks. -
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12 Underrated DC Animated Movies That Deserve A Watch
DC Entertainment is renowned for its acclaimed animated works, and here are some of the more underrated DC animated movies deserving of a watch. -
Cocaine Bear's 'Fun, Gory Scares' Were Inspired By Quentin Tarantino, Sam Raimi, And Coen Brothers Films
'I realized if there was one frame in the movie where you didn't believe the bear was real, the audience wasn't gonna go on the journey with us.' -
One Early Scene Made The Wolf Of Wall Street 'Click' For Martin Scorsese
Fugayzi, fugazi, it's a whazy, it's a woozie, it's fairy dust! -
John Williams Isn't Retiring From Film Scores After All
'A day without music is a mistake.' -
The Daily Stream: Adaptation Is A Way Of Life
'God help you if you use voiceover in your work, my friends!' -
Marlowe Trailer: Liam Neeson Embraces Noir In 1930s Detective Thriller
Liam Neeson in a noir detective mystery? This could be interesting. -
Not Much Of Lolita's Screenplay Ended Up Making It To The Screen
Stanley Kubrick and Vladimir Nabokov didn't exactly see eye-to-eye on the latter's novel.
