The Sandman Star Jenna Coleman Watched Keanu Reeves' Constantine Movie For Research
Jenna Coleman did some research ahead of portraying her character in The Sandman: she watched Keanu Reeves' 2005 movie Constantine.
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The Harbinger Review: Sets The Bar For Covid Pandemic Horror [Fantasia]
The Harbinger showcases how to address the ongoing pandemic and still deliver an unobstructed bone-chilling horror tale.
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House Of The Dragon's Creators Tried To Ignore The Game Of Thrones Season 8 Backlash
'I think the minute you as a creator start playing defense, you're just taking the ground out from beneath your feet.'
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DC League Of Super-Pets Tops The Box Office But Doesn't Fly All That High
It was a quiet weekend at the box office as DC League of Super-Pets made a $23 million debut.
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How Amy Madigan Put Her Own Touch On Her Uncle Buck Character
Amy Madigan plays the loyal, if impatient, girlfriend Chanice Kobolowski in the John Hughes comedy Uncle Buck.
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Tony Gilroy Had 'No Interest' In Star Wars When He Was Hired For Rogue One
But he thinks that may have benefitted Rogue One in the end.
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The Breach Review: A Strong Finish Opens The Gates To Hell [Fantasia]
Rodrigo Gudiño's latest is a mix between Lovecraft and Cronenbergian squishiness.
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Andor: Release Date, Cast, And More
The release date for the Rogue One prequel series has shifted one more time.
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Spirit Halloween Teaser: The Film Specifically Designed To Pop Up For A Couple Weeks, Take Your Money, And Vanish
A bunch of kids face off against terrifying animatronic monsters in the upcoming horror movie Spirit Halloween.
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Oldboy Ending Explained: Be It A Rock Or A Grain Of Sand, In Water They Sink As The Same
Revenge only tastes sweet to those who have the tongue to taste it.
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What Josiah Saw Clip: Robert Patrick Wants You To Know Your Mother Is In The Hellfire [Exclusive]
Heading to Shudder this week.
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Steven Spielberg Knew He Was Walking Into A 'Minefield' By Directing Munich
Director Steven Spielberg took a chance in directing the historical drama Munich, which is based on tragic events that occurred in 1972.
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Bodies, Bodies, Bodies Review: The Gen Z Horror-Comedy Romp Is Fast, Funny, And A Tonally On-Point Terror
Real life will always be bloodier than fiction.
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Pat Carroll, Voice Of Ursula In The Little Mermaid, Has Died At 95
Carroll received a Tony Award nomination for the 1955 musical "Catch a Star," and her Emmy win came in 1957 for her sketch-comedy work on "Caesar's Hour."
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The Classic Film That Inspired Michael Caine To Be An Actor
While younger audiences probably know him best as Christopher Nolan's Alfred Pennyworth, he had a 50-year career before stepping into those polished shoes.
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Orson Welles Couldn't Understand Why Alfred Hitchcock Was Popular
'Egotism and laziness. And they're all lit like television shows.'
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Mickey Rourke Went A Little Too Far With His Con Air Audition
Rourke didn't do himself any favors in the room.
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How Steven Soderbergh Shaped The Russo Brothers' Filmmaking Style
'A common thread in our style is that we like to not have a common thread.'
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The Wild Doctor Who Movie That Was Never Made
It involves flesh-eating crabs the size of cows.
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George Clooney Helped Alfonso Cuarón Craft One Of Gravity's Most Pivotal Scenes
George Clooney came through with a draft of a scene that both Alfonso Cuarón and Jonás Cuarón were struggling with.
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The Himeji Castle Horror Story That Inspired The Ring And Ringu
If you remove the cursed VHS tape, The Ring starts to resemble classic Japanese ghost tale...
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Even Ewan McGregor Couldn't Save Moulin Rouge! From Star Wars
Ewan McGregor appeared in both Moulin Rouge! and Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, but even he couldn't prevent what happened.
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The Other Silent Movie Star That Took Buster Keaton Under His Wing
'Well, he said, come on down, try a bit with me, and see how you like it.'
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This Is Robert Englund's Favorite Nightmare On Elm Street Sequel
Englund has good taste in Freddy Krueger movies.
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Everything Everywhere All At Once Becomes The First A24 Movie To Hit $100 Million At The Box Office
A limited re-release has pushed Everything Everywhere All At Once over the top to become A24's first nine-figure hit.
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One Of 12 Angry Men's First Shots Was More Complex Than You Think
Sidney Lumet's 12 Angry Men is a deceptively simple movie — getting all those tight shots in a small, cramped room required a lot of planning.
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