How To Write A Scary Movie Scene, According To Sinister And Black Phone Writer C. Robert Cargill
'There's a weird psychological effect.'
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Vengeance Review: BJ Novak's Terminally Online Podcaster Stumbles Into A Darkly Comic Crime Thriller [Tribeca]
BJ Novak makes his directorial debut with a funny, cutting, if shallow, new media satire.
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The Real Historical Inspirations Behind The Grabber's Mask In The Black Phone
Fans of old school magician history may know where this is going.
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Yoda's Reveal Was A Make-Or-Break Moment For The Star Wars Franchise
It's safe to say that if Yoda didn't work, we may not be talking about Star Wars today.
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The Classic Horror Movies That Inspired Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Director J.A. Bayona clearly loves the horror genre, and many classic monster movies inspired the look of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
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Chris Evans Thinks Captain America Has The Worst Avengers Suit
But it shows off America's ass so well!
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The Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In July 2022
There will be no shortage of movie and TV shows to stream next month.
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The One Request Kevin Feige Had For The Doctor Strange Script
The mastermind of the MCU kept giving the same note about the Doctor Strange script.
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The Inspiration For The Black Phone Comes From Stephen King's Real-Life Creepy Basement
'...that phone waited for me to get old enough to write a story about it.'
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Sinister Was Born Out Of A Chance Meeting In A Las Vegas Casino
Here's the story of how the dynamic duo behind Sinister and The Black Phone came together.
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Pizza Poppa Always Gets Paid In A Deleted Scene From Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
Witness the much-anticipated return of Pizza Poppa!
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Why You Shouldn't Call Doom Patrol A 'Superhero Show'
Doom Patrol may seem like just another superhero show but read how Carver considers it to be more about the characters themselves.
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How Joe Wright Convinced Robert Downey, Jr. To Take His Role In The Soloist
Downey Jr., on the cusp of a major career renaissance, had his doubts about taking the role.
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Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile Trailer: Shawn Mendes Stars As A Singing Crocodile Aka America's Paddington
The best-selling children's book is headed to the big screen, and singing sensation Shawn Mendes is bringing him to life.
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Laurence Olivier Was In No Hurry To Make His Hollywood Film Debut
Laurence Olivier is an acting legend, but he almost didn't make a name for himself in Hollywood.
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Chris Hemsworth Has A Game Plan For When He'll Stop Playing Thor
No one wants to overstay their welcome at the party.
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Every Single Funko POP Exclusive Coming To San Diego Comic-Con This Summer
San Diego Comic-Con is back in full swing this summer, and that includes a whole new wave of Funko POP exclusives. Check them out and find out how to get them.
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The Studio 'Scam' That Started Steven Spielberg's Film Career
Frank Abagnale Jr. would be proud.
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Ethan Peck Thought He Auditioned For A Much Smaller Star Trek Part
It sounds like a blessing to not know you were auditioning for one of the most famous characters in pop culture history.
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How Michael Mann Made Heat's Massive Shootout Work
It's one of the most rightfully acclaimed action scenes of the past 30 years, and only Michael Mann could've pulled it off.
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Brad Pitt Built His War Machine Role On A Bizarre Mix Of Impressions
You can't say this wasn't an ambitious performance.
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How Harold Ramis Missed His Shot At A Spot On Saturday Night Live
Ramis didn't need to go live from New York on the sketch show to have a legendary career.
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Christian Bale Thought Werner Herzog Was Going To Get Him Killed
Werner Herzog pushed Christian Bale to his limits in Rescue Dawn, but the actor would only go so far.
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Frank Grillo Learned An Important Lesson Thanks To Minority Report
It's easy to forget he was in the film at all.
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Beavis And Butt-Head Do The Universe Review: MTV's Morons Make Moves On The Multiverse
The entire world has changed, but Beavis and Butt-Head are still completely the same.
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