Where Else You Might Know The Welcome To Raccoon City Zombies From
Find out who is behind the mask and mayhem found in 2021's "Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City." Here, we explore where else we've seen these zombie actors.
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Sylvester Stallone Wrote A Rocky Film That Never Saw The Light Of Day
The story in Rocky II was originally going to be the story of Rocky III.
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Why Helen Mirren Was So Comfortable Behind The Wheel In The Fast And The Furious Franchise
'I so want to be a mad driver in a Fast and Furious movie.'
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British-Palestinian Filmmaker Basil Khalil Uses Humor To Understand Strife In A Gaza Weekend [Exclusive Interview]
After debuting on the global film scene in 2015 with his Oscar-nominated short Ave Maria, Basil Khalil has returned with the powerful satire A Gaza Weekend.
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All About Eve's Story Needed A Major Change If It Was Going To Be Made Into A Movie
The classic film's memorable ending had to be invented for the adaptation.
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Mike Flanagan's Shining Prequel Has Been Scrapped, Box Office Failure Of Doctor Sleep To Blame
Time has already been kind to Doctor Sleep.
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Making Doctor Sleep Bridged A Divide In Mike Flanagan's Childhood Mind
Flanagan heard the stories about how much Stephen King hated Stanley Kubrick's The Shining. But a funny thing happened when Flanagan read Doctor Sleep...
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With Prisoner's Daughter, Catherine Hardwicke Is Still Making Gritty Films About Independent Women [Exclusive Interview]
Catherine Hardwicke, the director of Thirteen and Twilight, is back with a moving drama of resentment, reconciliation, and the unbreakable bonds of familiy.
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The 15 Best Paul Rudd Movies, Ranked
Paul Rudd has become one of Hollywood's most endearing performers. We've gathered the best of the best Paul Rudd movies, ranked from least to greatest.
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Prisoners Made Two Separate Dreams Come True For Director Denis Villeneuve
Look, which filmmaker doesn't dream of working with the greatest living cinematographer?
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Casa Susanna Review: A Documentary That Travels Back In Time To Witness Transgender History [TIFF]
Casa Susanna cuts through time to offer a glimpse of an 'astonishing secret world.'
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Plan 75 Review: Chie Hayakawa Creates A Quietly Subversive Future Dystopia [TIFF]
What is the cost of living?
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Strange Things That Happened On MCU Sets
The heroic spectacles that are the Marvel Cinematic Universe films are feasts for the eyes, but the real action often happens behind the scenes.
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Woody Allen Plans To Retire From Directing After His Next Movie
Director Woody Allen says he intends to retire after finishing his next movie, Wasp 22, and will focus on writing a novel next.
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Jamie Lee Curtis' Family Ties Made Things Awkward For Arnold Schwarzenegger During True Lies
Arnold Schwarzenegger's friendship with Tony Curtis made him somewhat hesitant when Jamie Lee Curtis was cast as his love interest in True Lies.
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Kirk Douglas Had To Force Stanley Kubrick To Film Spartacus' Most Famous Scene
'I am Spartacus' is one of the most famous lines in movie history, but director Stanley Kubrick thought the whole scene was 'stupid.'
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Spike Jonze Cast Cameron Diaz In Being John Malkovich For A Lot More Than Her Star Power
How did Diaz wind up playing Lotte?
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Mickey Rourke Knew The Wrestler Would Demand A 'Pound Of Flesh' From Him
For his great comeback role, Mickey Rourke had 'revisit some really dark, painful places.'
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Quentin Tarantino Put Uma Thurman's Life On The Line With A Reckless Kill Bill Stunt
The incident permanently marred the pair's relationship.
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Charlton Heston Had One Worry When It Came To Ben-Hur's Famous Chariot Race
The chariot race in Ben-Hur is one of the greatest stunt feats of Classic Hollywood.
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James Cameron Was The Only Audience Alita: Battle Angel Set Out To Impress
'I wasn't making a movie for Fox. I was making it for Jim.'
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Mike Flanagan Went To The Mat To Keep One Of His Favorite Haunting Of Hill House Moments Intact
Mike Flanagan loves a good monologue, but one monologue was especially worth fighting for.
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The Horror Influences That Inspired Mike Flanagan's Hush
Flanagan and co-writer Kate Seigel looked back to the 1960s to find a movie that had a major influence on "Hush."
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Michael Caine Saw Something Special In His Dark Knight Trilogy Role
Some men just want to watch Michael Caine play a helpful and humanizing butler.
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Elijah Wood Saw No Man Of God As More Than Just Another Ted Bundy Movie
'That sort of pressure was exciting.'
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Antonio Banderas Risked His Life For A Slapdash Desperado Stunt
'The heat behind us was so intense that it burned a little bit of my hair.'
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