Killers of the Flower Moon has fantastic lead performances by Leonardo DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone, but let's give it up for Jesse Plemons and Brendan Fraser.
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When it came to the original Star Wars trilogy, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher didn't think of themselves as the stars of the films. Here's why.
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Rob Zombie got to get weird with his Halloween sequel Halloween 2. Let's look back at the bonkers horror film, with emphasis on the shocking ending.
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George Lucas was so stressed out by the process of finishing all the sound mixes for 1977's Star Wars that he completely forgot his movie premiered.
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A stunt involving running alongside a moving airplane for the James Bond movie Die Another Day proved difficult for star Halle Berry.
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We've all asked the same question of the new Star Wars sequel trilogy: why can't Rey and Kylo Ren just make out? Rian Johnson has a frustratingly good reason.
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With 1917 now available on home video, let's count down the 20 best war movies of the past 50 years, starting with Patton and moving forward.
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What's the correct order to watch the Predator movies? Well, let's bust out the trophy skulls and futuristic weapons and have a look at the franchise.
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The Thing franchise has proven harder to kill than, well, The Thing. However, if John Carpenter is to be believed, The Thing 2 might be happening at long last.
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Captain Marvel has an amazing soundtrack jam-packed with '90s hits. But the real showstopper used in the film almost didn't happen.
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Quentin Tarantino has talked a whole lot about making Kill Bill 3 over the years. However, the odds of it actually happening at this stage are pretty slim.
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Martin Scorsese's true story crime drama Killers of the Flower Moon is set to debut in second place this weekend, behind Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour.
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What's your favorite scary movie? This list has the Scream movies ranked from worst to best, although let's be honest, they're all sort of good.
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The writers for Marvel's Avengers: Endgame know that time travel doesn't exist, but the Ant-Man films teed up the concept perfectly.
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is one of the most original and revered horror movies ever made. The 2003 remake, also good, has a fascinating box office story.
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John Carpenter's Halloween was a notoriously low-budget production, but the original Michael Myers actor made next to nothing.
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In Killers of the Flower Moon, Leonardo DiCaprio once again demonstrates that he's perfected the art of freaking out.
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James Bond author Ian Fleming stole the spy's name from a real life ornithologist, and it ended up, um, ruffling some feathers for a time. Get the story here.
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The intricate ghost backstories and inventive mythology of 2001's Thirteen Ghosts have garnered a cult following for the film.
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A charming, improvised bit between Leonardo DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone in Killers of the Flower Moon helps establish the backbone of this tragic, true story.
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Indiana Jones' whip is a key part of his ensemble. However, due to an injury from his days as a carpenter, Harrison Ford had a difficult time wielding it.
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It took a trip to a photographic shop in London for Star Wars art director Roger Christian to find the equipment needed to construct the film's lightsabers.
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Martin Scorsese achieved two goals with this bit of stunt casting in Killers of the Flower Moon - ensuring historical accuracy and shouting out New York cinema.
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Five Nights at Freddy's is about to become a big box office hit, so expect Blumhouse to turn it into a franchise very, very soon.
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Martin Scorsese makes a cameo in Killers of the Flower Moon, and like other appearances in his own movies, it has a significant meaning.
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Lily Gladstone carries Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon. Her phenomenal performance may not be recognized as such by the Academy, though.
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Killers of the Flower Moon directly references the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921, and the film's themes echo the heinous nature of the tragedy.
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