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Chris Evans as Human Torch in Fantastic Four

Debopriyaa Dutta

Chris Evans Says Playing Johnny Storm Again Would Be 'An Easier Sell' Than Returning As Captain America

Could Chris Evans be returning to the MCU ... as Human Torch?

William J. Wright

Animation Pioneer Phil Tippett On His 30-Year Quest To Bring Mad God To The Screen [Interview]

Phil Tippett, the VFX artist whose credits include 'Jurassic Park' and 'The Empire Strikes Back,' tells us about his decades-long quest to make 'Mad God.'

Robert Shaw crushes a can as Quint in Jaws

Eric Vespe

The Many Men Who Inspired Quint In Jaws

It takes a village to make a movie, and that includes building iconic characters like Quint.

Rafael Motamayor

Nickelodeon And Paramount Tease Animation Slate, Including A Rad TMNT Movie And The Next Avatar Project [Annecy 2022]

The first concept art for the upcoming Avatar: The Last Airbender animated film reveals an Earth Kingdom setting.

Shania Russell

How The Umbrella Academy Crew Brought Baby Pogo To Life

Move over Grogu — Baby Pogo from Umbrella Academy is the new streaming series cutie-pie icon. Here's how the VFX team created the young primate.

Jeremy Smith

A Sinking Ship Sent Jaws' Crew Scrambling To Save Film

Save the sound department.

Joshua Meyer

The 10 Greatest Jaws Moments

Jaws was the original '70s summer blockbuster; on the anniversary of its release, we look back at its 10 greatest moments.

Ryan Scott

Lightyear Loses To Jurassic World At The Box Office, Top Gun Continues To Thrive

Let's break down the weekend's box office numbers, shall we?

Ethan Hawke in a mask in The Black Phone

Jacob Hall

The Black Phone Director Scott Derrickson Knows Horror Is All About The Timing [Interview]

Scott Derrickson has returned to horror, and the wait was worth it.

Chad Collins

Horror Movie Spinoffs You Didn't Know Existed

Be afraid. Be very afraid! These little-known horror spinoffs are back from the grave for one more scare.

Brody (Roy Scheider), Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss), and Quint (Robert Shaw) out on the water in Jaws (1975)

Shae Sennett

Steven Spielberg Saved Jaws With Some Help From Alfred Hitchcock

WWHD: What Would Hitchcock Do?

Lee Adams

How Public Domain Saved James Stewart's Favorite Film Performance

Attaboy, whoever made this fateful clerical error.

Alita Battle Angel Chapter 1 Rusty Angel

Devin Meenan

Guillermo Del Toro Played A Crucial Role In Bringing Alita: Battle Angel To The Big Screen

The film spent 19 years in development.

Jeremy Smith

Steven Spielberg Worried Jaws Would Sink His Young Career

Have you ever heard of Lucky Lady?

Joshua Meyer

Chris Evans Would Love To Return To The MCU ... As The Human Torch

His return would be straight fire.

Josh Spiegel

Lightyear Spoiler Review: A Brand Deposit That Fails To Achieve Lift-Off

Lightyear is overly familiar, visually drab, and too often willing to mock sincerity or earnestness.

Mike Shutt

Christopher Nolan Originally Had Much Humbler Plans For The Prestige

Nevertheless, $40 million made movie magic.

Lee Adams

Jim Carrey Wasn't 'Famous Enough' For A Role In Toy Story

He didn't have a friend in Disney.

Roy Schieder as Chief Brody on the beach in Jaws

SlashFilm Staff

Horrifying Underwater Scenes That'll Make You Swear Off Swimming Forever

Thinking about cooling off in the water this summer? Then definitely don't watch these movies.

Robin Williams and Robert De Niro in Awakenings

J. Gabriel Ware

Working With Robin Williams Earned Robert De Niro A Broken Nose

Robin Williams accidentally broke Robert De Niro's nose while filming Awakenings — but the injury was a blessing in disguise.

Layla Halfhill

The 12 Best Bruce Willis Movies, According To Letterboxd — Did They Get It Right?

Letterboxd recently released its ranking of "Die Hard" star Bruce Willis' best films, but we're not 100 percent on board with their choices. Let's take a look.

Margaret David

Dystopian Sci-Fi Movie Worlds Ranked By How Horrible They'd Be To Live In

From post-apocalyptic hellscapes to rigid totalitarian societies, science fiction is filled with visions of dystopian futures. These are the worst of the worst.