Karl Urban Isn't The Lord Of The Rings' Only Connection To Xena: Warrior Princess
Before Karl Urban played Éomer in Lord of the Rings, American audiences knew him as Julius Caesar in Xena: Warrior Princess.
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Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Was A Feminist Masterpiece Ahead Of Its Time
Twin Peaks asked audiences to figure out who killed Laura Palmer, but Fire Walk With Me asked audiences to see who Laura Palmer really was.
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David Lynch Has Always Loved Fire Walk With Me, Even When Nobody Else Did
Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me were big in Japan.
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The Empty Man Ending Explained: From The Bridge Comes The Man
The Empty Man has a mind-twisting ending that casts the rest of the movie in a whole new light. But what does it really mean?
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John Huston Was Unraveling A Real-Life Mystery On The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre Set
Director John Huston stumbled down a rabbit hole when he tried to find the mysterious author of The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
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Christopher Nolan Doesn't Think Tom Hardy Gets Enough Respect For The Dark Knight Rises
You merely adopted the dark; Tom Hardy was born in it.
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This Was Julian Fellowes' Inspiration For The First Downton Abbey Film
'I wanted something that would affect both the family and the servants,' said Fellowes.
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Prepping For Platoon Was Especially Punishing For Forest Whitaker And Willem Dafoe
'Willem drank water from a river when there was a decomposing oxen downstream and he got medivacked.'
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The Stranger Things Scene That Left Noah Schnapp Terrified In Real Life
Everybody loves the Kate Bush-set sequence in episode four of the new season of Stranger Things, but Noah Schnapp thinks the Lenora shootout takes the cake.
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Some Like It Hot Was A Stressful Experience For Marilyn Monroe
'She had a lot of problems, she was basically an unhappy girl.'
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The Daily Stream: Glow Up Is A Creative Makeup Competition That's Pure Joy
Glow Up is like the America's Next Top Model of makeup, or the RuPaul's Drag Race of doing only makeup, it's delightful, delicious, and on Netflix now.
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The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers Ending Explained: Where Once Was Light, Now Darkness Falls
The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers is very different from the previous installment, which felt much more like an innocent adventure.
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Jack Nicholson Was Pulling Double Duty During Easy Rider's Production
Starring in and producing Easy Rider was not an easy task for Jack Nicholson.
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Once Upon A Time In America Sparked An Obsession For Sergio Leone
Eventually, Leone's persistence paid off.
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Henry Fonda's First-Ever Love Scene Got Once Upon A Time In The West Off To An Awkward Start
It sure can be awkward when a love scene is the actors' first time meeting.
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No, They Didn't Dance In Milk On The Set Of Singin' In The Rain
Just like the curtain had to be pulled on Kathy (Debbie Reynolds) to expose Lina's (Jean Hagen) fake singing, we cannot be living this lie anymore.
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What's Up With The Outlander Reference In The Invitation? [Exclusive]
The Invitation director Jessica M. Thompson says she gets asked about Evie's Outlander T-shirt a lot, and it is actually important to the film.
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All The Major Differences Between Guillermo Del Toro's Version Of Nightmare Alley And The 1947 Original
Hubris and lies lay a dangerous path in both film adaptations of Nightmare Alley, but Guillermo del Toro's version is considerably darker.
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The Invitation Leads A Deathly Quiet Box Office Weekend With $6-7 Million Opening
The weekend's biggest earner is set to be the Gothic thriller starring Game of Thrones actor Nathalie Emmanuel.
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An R-Rated Cut Of The Invitation Will Eventually Be Released [Exclusive]
While The Invitation was shot with a rating in mind, says Jessica M. Thompson, what was left on the cutting room floor was enough to create an R-rated version.
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Why Sharon Stone Considers Casino The Highlight Of Her Career
The role scored Sharon Stone an Oscar nomination, but it was rewarding even outside of the awards season prestige.
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How Whoopi Goldberg Made Queen Constantina Uniquely Hers In Cinderella
'I wanted her to be me in a dress. A little silly, a little fun.'
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Year Of The Vampire: Hold Your Breath For The Hopping Undead In Mr. Vampire
Remember the most important rule of vampire hunting: just have fun with it.
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Tales From The Box Office: Happy Feet, Not Fury Road, Is George Miller's Biggest Movie
George Miller has definitely had an interesting career.
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Many Paintings And Artifacts In The Invitation Have A Hidden Meaning [Exclusive]
'To me, these people would been alive for hundreds of years, if not thousands. So it's the artifacts that they would collect throughout time.'
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The Long Wait For Neill Blomkamp's District 10 Will Be Even Longer To 'Time It Right'
Don't hold your breath for District 10, the sequel to Neill Blomkamp's Oscar-nominated directorial debut, unless you're prepared to go without air for years.
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The Invitation Is Packed With Dozens Of Vampire And Horror Easter Eggs [Exclusive]
Horror fans are about to have a field day with The Invitation. Can you spot all the references?
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