The Trailer For The Darkest Movie Of The Year Only Teases Why You Have To See It
The trailer for The Wasp teases the critically-acclaimed thriller starring Naomie Harris and Natalie Dormer.
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Ex Machina's VFX Team Followed One Rule When Creating Ava
The Ex Machina VFX team went out of their way to avoid copying other movie robots while designing Ava (Alicia Vikander). -
Leonardo DiCaprio Is The Man To Thank For One Of Tom Hardy's Best Roles
The Revenant might've never cast Tom Hardy had Leonardo DiCaprio not reached out to his Inception costar about the film. -
Stephen King's Favorite Stephen King Book Still Hasn't Been Made Into A Movie
Horror master Stephen King's favorite book of his was adapted for TV, but it hasn't received a film adaptation. Years later, is there room for that to change? -
How Netflix's The Imaginary Created The Best Animated Villain In A Long Time
The Imaginary, the new anime feature from Studio Ponoc and Netflix boasts one of the scariest villains of the year -- kid's movie or not. -
ABC Tried To Make A Patriot Games TV Series And Sparked A Legal Battle Over Jack Ryan
Paramount and ABC got into a legal dispute over the rights to author Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan character, resulting in a scrapped TV show version of Patriot Games. -
Caveat's Most Confusing Moments Explained
Before Damian Mc Carthy made 2024's Oddity, he directed Caveat, a horror film that feels like a living nightmare. Check out our Caveat explained article here. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Trap Was Inspired By A Twisted True Story
M. Night Shymalan's Trap may be a work of fiction, but it draws from a wild real-life sting operation. -
Josh Hartnett Is A Cornered Animal In The New Trailer For M. Night Shyamalan's Trap
Here's another banger trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, which has a serial killer (Josh Hartnett) locked in an arena he's desperately trying to escape. -
Why Soylent Green's Original Author Absolutely Hated The Film's Script
Harry Harrison, the author of the book on which the cult favorite sci-fi film Soylent Green was based, despised the movie adaptation's screenplay. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Jack Ryan Movies
Here's the correct order to watch the Jack Ryan movies (and also that streaming series, too). -
The Head Of Fox Once Taught Legendary Director Howard Hawks A Lesson He Never Forgot
Early in director Howard Hawks' career, he learned a crucial lesson from the head of Fox about the tension of making movies for studios and audiences. -
Quentin Tarantino Recruited Kurt Russell For Death Proof By Being A Giant Nerd
Quentin Tarantino's nerdy knowledge of Kurt Russell's career helped convince the actor to sign on for Death Proof. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Pulls Off One Thing Marvel Has Always Tried To Do
A Quiet Place: Day One shows what it means to be a director-friendly franchise (unlike the Marvel Cinematic Universe). -
A Quiet Place Prequel Director Bowed To Cat Actors: 'Mr. Cat, What Are You Willing To Give Us Today?' [Exclusive]
Oscar winner Lupita Nyong'o stars in A Quiet Place: Day One, but director Michael Saronski's set was dictated by her cat co-star. -
The Best Character In A Quiet Place: Day One Isn't A Human (Or An Alien)
A Quiet Place: Day One star Lupita Nyong'o may have an Oscar, but the best character of the film is easily her furry sidekick. -
Jessica Alba Reigns Over Netflix Top Charts With Trigger Warning
Jessica Alba's action thriller Trigger Warning has overtaken its competition and is now the number one movie on Netflix's streaming charts. -
Nobody 2 Is Official, And Bob Odenkirk Just Landed The Most Exciting Action Director Working Today
Nobody 2 will see Bob Odenkirk team up with director Timo Tjahjanto, who's one of the most exciting voices in the genre right now. -
Netflix's Hit Man Has A Hilarious (And Telling) American Psycho Reference
Hit Man on Netflix has Glen Powell in many disguises, and one very obvious homage to Patrick Bateman in American Psycho -
The 10 Best Sherlock Holmes Actors, Ranked
Hundreds of actors have played Sherlock Holmes over the years, but here are the 10 best actors ranked - from Basil Rathbone to Benedict Cumberbatch. -
Why Director David Fincher Isn't Worried About AI
Director David Fincher is keeping a close eye on AI. How does he feel about it? He's not entirely sure just yet. -
Austin Powers' Box Office Opening Got Beat By A Kurt Russell Movie
Kurt Russell's 1997 thriller Breakdown opened opposite the first Austin Powers movie at the box office, and the comedy had Breakdown's director sweating. -
Eli Wallach Died With One Regret Over 1960's The Magnificent Seven
Eli Wallach had one regret about playing the villain in John Sturges' 1960 classic The Magnificent Seven, and it involved Elmer Bernstein's masterful score. -
A French Shark Thriller Has Been Swimming Along Netflix's Top Charts
Netflix has a new French shark movie that's turned out to be a big hit for the streaming service. -
How To Watch Ishana Night Shyamalan's The Watchers At Home
Who watches The Watchers? You can, now that Ishana Night Shyamalan's horror film is headed to the home market. -
Kurt Russell's Daily Commute For Breakdown Was Anything But Ordinary
When Kurt Russell starred in Jonathan Mostow's 1997 thriller Breakdown, he was able to secure a somewhat unusual deal for his daily commute to the set. -
M3GAN Is Getting A Horny Spin-Off Movie About An A.I. Lovebot
The M3GAN universe is expanding with SOULM8TE, a 1990s-style erotic horror-thriller from Blumhouse and James Wan's Atomic Monster.
