Did An Obscure '80s Film Influence The Biggest Stunt In Furious 7?
Did Furious 7 unintentionally rip off an obscure 1986 action film written by John Carpenter called Black Moon Rising?
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Sausage Party: Foodtopia's Most Depraved Food Sex Scene Required A Clear Warning From Amazon [Exclusive]
Sausage Party: Foodtopia has all the violence and graphic sexuality that the movie did, but the series takes things a bit further with one specific sex scene. -
A New Non-Fiction Book Makes Me Want To Apologize To Jurassic World
One of the most mocked elements of Jurassic World is actually right on the money – and a new book about a real tragedy showcases why. -
Twister's Jan De Bont Never Considered Making A Sequel: 'What Would The Sequel Be? Even Bigger Tornadoes?' [Exclusive]
Twister director Jan de Bont says Warner Bros. didn't consider a sequel in the aftermath of the film's huge success. Listen to our full interview with him here. -
This Is The Biggest Problem Streaming Services Need To Solve
Have you ever had the experience of settling in to watch something, only to spend hours scrolling for the perfect thing to watch? -
Kevin Costner's Horizon Bombed At The Box Office – Here's Why It's Not Looking Good For Its Sequels
Kevin Costner's Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 stumbled at the box office in its first weekend, and its future financial prospects aren't looking good. -
One Of The Bear Season 3's Best Vulgarities Also Comes From A Legendary Director
One of Richie's best recurring phrases in The Bear season 3 comes from a somewhat obscure interview conducted with a legendary filmmaker whom Richie admires. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Director Took Unusual Inspiration From Ocean's Eleven [Exclusive]
A Quiet Place: Day One director Michael Sarnoski cites Steven Soderbergh's Ocean's Eleven as part of the reason food plays such an important role in his films. -
Warner Bros. Discovery Must Protect HBO At All Costs – But Can They Actually Pull It Off?
Harry Potter, Lanterns, and the IT prequel will officially be HBO shows. Can Warner Bros. Discovery actually preserve the quality associated with that brand? -
Martin Short's Jiminy Glick Is Back To Show Those TikTok Doofuses How It's Done
Martin Short has returned as Jiminy Glick for a hilarious interview with Barry star Bill Hader, and it proves TikTok has a lot to learn about Hollywood satire. -
Inside Out 2 Just Hit A Box Office Milestone Not Seen Since Avengers: Endgame
Inside Out 2 is now only the seventh film to make more than $100 million at the box office in its second weekend. Last time that happened? Avengers: Endgame. -
Jeff Nichols' Alien Nation Has Been Repurposed Back Into An Original Sci-Fi Film [Exclusive]
The Bikeriders director Jeff Nichols tells us that his Alien Nation remake is still in the works, but at a different studio and with a different title. -
Inside Out 2's Box Office Success Proves Pixar Must Keep Making Original Films
Will the folks at Disney and Pixar look at Inside Out 2's box office success and decide to double down on making even more sequels? We hope not, and here's why. -
Inside Out 2 Features A Stealthy Tribute To A Sesame Street Icon
Like every Pixar movie, Inside Out 2 has plenty of Easter eggs, and director Kelsey Mann made sure a certain Sesame Street icon received a little tribute. -
The Boys Showrunner Has An Ending In Mind – But No Idea How They'll Get There [Exclusive]
This week, word came out that The Boys will be ending after season 5. In our interview with showrunner Eric Kripke, he teases the direction the show is going. -
Dakota Fanning Channeled A Dracula Heroine For The Watchers [Exclusive]
Dakota Fanning's character in The Watcher is named Mina, and in an interview, the actress told us she loved the nod to the Dracula character of the same name. -
Jackie Chan's Indiana Jones-Inspired Film Came Five Years After Raiders Of The Lost Ark
In 1986, Jackie Chan co-wrote, directed, and starred in Armour of God, an Indiana Jones riff that contains some stellar martial arts action sequences. -
Thank The Maker: The Acolyte Requires Zero Star Wars Homework To Enjoy
Star Wars: The Acolyte makes it easy for anyone to jump into a galaxy far, far away by requiring only the most basic of franchise knowledge, and that's great. -
The Box Office Just Had One Of Its Worst Weekends In 25 Years
This past weekend, the North American box office pulled in the lowest overall domestic total for any weekend in May or June since 1999. That is not good, folks! -
This Year's Most Disturbing Horror Movie Reshot Its Entire First Four Weeks [Exclusive]
In a Violent Nature reshot the first four weeks of its production, which is a pretty extreme feat for an independent film. Director Chris Nash explains why. -
Sean Connery Intimidated A Disney Executive While Making The Rock [Exclusive]
When Michael Bay needed help fending off a Disney executive on the set of The Rock, he called in Sean Connery for reinforcements. -
The Most Emotionally Devastating Scene In Pixar History Experienced Multiple Last-Minute Changes [Exclusive]
The first 10 minutes of Pixar's Up went through several changes during development, including last-minute tweaks to its score by composer Michael Giacchino. -
The Box Office Just Experienced Its Worst Memorial Day In Decades – What Happened?
With Furiosa and The Garfield Movie, Hollywood just suffered through the worst Memorial Day at the box office in nearly three decades. Here's what went wrong. -
One Of The Coolest Elements Of Furiosa Was Originally Meant For Mad Max: Fury Road [Exclusive]
Furiosa tells the story of the fierce warrior who made waves in Mad Max: Fury Road, and it also utilizes an unused idea to add even more vehicular mayhem. -
Hollywood's Survival Depends On Moviegoers Seeing This Many Films A Year
How many movies should the average moviegoer see in theaters per year for Hollywood to get back to a healthy domestic box office total? We crunched the numbers. -
Deep Blue Sea's Legendary Death Scene Was Almost Spoiled In The Trailer – And The Director Fought Back [Exclusive]
Warner Bros. wanted to ruin the best moment from Deep Blue Sea by putting it in the film's trailer, but director Renny Harlin fought back and took a stand. -
One Of The Best Horror Movies Of 2024 Is Flying Under The Radar
Whatever you do, don't sleep on the indie horror drama I Saw the TV Glow, one of the year's best films.
