The Warren Beatty Movie That Marked The End Of The Intermission Era
Spoiler: It's not 2016's "Rules Don't Apply."
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Before Filming Scrooged, Bill Murray Tore The Script To Shreds
It took a lot of work to make a movie critics hated at the time ... and has since become a holiday classic. -
Bill Murray Doesn't Think Bill Murray Has Much To Do With His Success
Bill Murray has gotten selective, and it serves him well. -
The Legendary Horror Actor Who Played A Doctor Strange Rip-Off
The Doctor (Strange knock-off) is in. -
5 Horror Movies To Watch If You Like Moon Knight
Marvel's new show leans into the creepiness. So why not keep that going? -
How Klaus Kinski Created A Real Nightmare On The Set Of Crawlspace
It seems a little on the nose that a horror movie actor would be such a terror to work with. -
Visual FX Legend Phil Tippett's Experimental Feature Mad God Is Coming To Shudder
You'll soon be able to stream one of the weirdest, wildest movies made in recent years. -
The Academy Has Begun Disciplinary Proceedings Against Will Smith
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has started disciplinary proceedings to address Will Smith's violation of its code of conduct. -
Shout! Factory Is Launching A Horror Streaming Channel
Need more horror movies at your finger tips? Scream Factory TV is on its way to help. -
Paul Herman, The Sopranos Actor, Dies At 76
The acclaimed actor had done incredible work in films like Easy Money, The Purple Rose of Cairo, and Once Upon a Time In America, among many others. -
Morbius Review: This Superhero Vampire Movie Sucks
Morbius is the type of movie that fails to justify its own existence. -
The Chance Encounter That Landed Chris Rock A Role In Spiral
It's the little things that really make all the difference. -
Spy Kids Is Getting Rebooted On Netflix, And Robert Rodriguez Is Coming Back
Remember Spy Kids? They're back, in Netflix form. -
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Superhero Bits: Batman's 83rd Birthday, A New Shang-Chi And The Ten Rings Comic & More
Happy Birthday, Batman! Plus, Shang-Chi gets a new comic series, and more in today's Superhero Bits. -
Choose Or Die: Release Date, Cast, And More
Choose or Die, a new horror flick coming to Netflix next month, is kind of like a haunted version of the new Jumanji movies. (Kind of.) -
The 20 Best Robin Williams Movies Ranked
Best remembered for his manic energy and outlandish comedy, the late Robin Williams was equally adept at dramatic roles. These are his best movies. -
The Daily Stream: Go To War With Urgh! A Music War
Urgh! A Music War is a crash course in one of the coolest and strangest eras in pop music -
Some Clever Editing Helped Pull Off Point Break's No Parachute Scene
The mind-melting climax of Point Break was a combination of clever film editing and some truly jaw-dropping stunt work by Patrick Swayze. -
Pro Wrestling Feuds That Are Just As Good As Any TV Show Or Movie
Professional wrestling is art, darn it, and these storylines prove it. -
The Batman Is Officially The Biggest Box Office Hit Of The Year (For Now)
Batman has kicked the box office's ass back into fighting shape. -
The 15 Best Supernatural Thrillers, Ranked
Looking for a spooky movie that'll keep you up at night? These supernatural suspense films bring both the chills and the thrills. -
Ralph Fiennes Paid A Big Price While Preparing For His Schindler's List Role
Ralph Fiennes became so entrenched in his research of the Nazi party that he found himself sympathizing with the despicable man he was portraying. -
Minions: The Rise Of Gru Trailer: Despicable Me Returns In Prequel Form
This looks like another $1 billion for Universal. -
The Reason Denis Villeneuve Didn't Direct Sicario: Day Of The Soldado
Denis Villeneuve rose to stardom thanks to his 2015 movie Sicario, but the sequel — Day of the Soldado — was helmed by Italian cult director Stefano Sollima. -
Moon Knight's Steven Grant Is The Marvel Hero We Need Right Now
Steven Grant is a relatable hero because, like us, he has no idea what the hell is going on. -
Nitram Director Justin Kurzel Explains How Australia Influences Him As A Filmmaker [Interview]
Justin Kurzel, who previously directed Assassin's Creed and Macbeth, tells us about his Australian roots, making his latest film, and more.
