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Comedy Horror Movies The Average Person Would Never Survive

By Erin Brady July 29th, 2022

Think horror comedies are all fun and games? Think again. There's a whole list of horror comedies the average person couldn't survive, and we checked it twice.

The Money Was Never What Drew Sidney Poitier To Acting

By Lyvie Scott July 29th, 2022

'...I could pour out some of my confusion and other ills into a fictitious character."

Bullet Train Director David Leitch Has A Unique History With Brad Pitt

By Valerie Ettenhofer July 29th, 2022

They once bought a mysterious pair of pants that miraculously fit them both, and they shared the pants equally the first summer they spent apart. (Not really.)

Neve Campbell's Red Cross Commercial Might Be The Closest We'll Get To Seeing Her In Scream 6

By Jenna Busch July 29th, 2022

Blood isn't just for movies.

Found Footage Horror Movies The Average Person Would Never Survive

By Anya Stanley July 29th, 2022

Demons, zombies, evil computers -- there's no way we'd make it out of these found footage movies alive.

Sonoya Mizuno and Alicia Vikander in Ex Machina

Here's When You Can Watch Nearly Every A24 Film On HBO Max

By Sandy Schaefer July 29th, 2022

Aliens, thrillers, and Oscar Isaac.

The Reason Grace Kelly Walked Away From Hollywood

By Witney Seibold July 29th, 2022

Grace Kelly gave up the Hollywood limelight to become actual royalty. But do you know the whole story?

The Nightmare On Elm Street Prequel Pitch That Earned Robert Englund's Stamp Of Approval

By Witney Seibold July 29th, 2022

'There was a great script going around...'

The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness, Raging Bull On The Criterion Collection, And More

By Chris Evangelista July 29th, 2022

What's new on Blu?

Superhero Bits: More Pizza Poppa In The MCU, Chris Evans Advice For New Marvel Actors & More

By Ryan Scott July 29th, 2022

Bring back Pizza Poppa!

The Russo Brothers Explain Why Captain America: Civil War Looks So Gray

By Jeremy Mathai July 29th, 2022

The color seems sucked right out of Captain America: Civil War, and according to the Russo brothers, that was by design.

Why The Quentin Tarantino Star Trek Movie Never Got Made

By Jenna Busch July 29th, 2022

Quentin Tarantino pitched a Star Trek movie to J.J. Abrams that he described as 'Pulp Fiction in space.' So what happened to it?

VFX Legends Dennis Muren And Phil Tippett On The State Of Modern VFX, What Movies Impressed Them & More [Interview]

By Ethan Anderton July 29th, 2022

We talked to the minds behind some of the greatest movie magic you've ever seen before you see them in action in the new docuseries Light & Magic on Disney+.

Matthew McConaughey To Return To The Big Screen In Director Kari Skogland's Dallas Sting

By Valerie Ettenhofer July 29th, 2022

Matthew McConaughey is making his return to acting with Dallas Sting, based on the true story of the 1984 U.S. Women's Soccer team

Vin Diesel as the mercenary Riddick in Pitch Black

Vin Diesel's Pitch Black Contact Lenses Were A Punishing Costume Choice

By Steven Ward July 29th, 2022

Not only were Diesel's contacts incredibly painful to wear, they also ended up sending him to the hospital.

Industrial Light & Magic's SVP Janet Lewin On The Evolution Of StageCraft, VFX Challenges & More [Interview]

By Ethan Anderton July 29th, 2022

We spoke with Industrial Light & Magic Senior Vice President and General Manager, Janet Lewin, about the rise of StageCraft, challenges in VFX today, and more.