The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Apocalypse Now
Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 descent into madness Apocalypse Now featured some of the best actors of the generation, and some are still with us.
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How The Murder, She Wrote Movie Will Modernize Jessica Fletcher [Exclusive]
Murder, She Wrote movie writers Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo intend to honor Jessica Fletcher by approaching her from a more modern perspective. -
People Keep Asking James Wan About Malignant 2, But Will He Make A Sequel? [Exclusive]
James Wan is frequently assailed with questions about a possible Malignant 2, and in our interview, he discusses the potentiality of a sequel. -
Will There Be An Ocean's 14? George Clooney Says There's A Script
Ocean's 11 has had many sequels and prequels, and according to star George Clooney, there may be another with the core cast and crew coming along. -
Netflix's Latest Number One Is Getting Dragged For Reasons Both Deserved And Not
Netflix's Leave the World Behind is prompting complaints on social media for reasons ranging from its pacing to a supposed plot hole involving the show Friends. -
Ex Machina And Annihilation Director Returns To Sci-Fi With Civil War Trailer
Annihilation and Ex Machina director Alex Garland imagines near-future warfare in the first trailer for Civil War. -
12 Best Netflix Original Movies Of 2023, Ranked
Netflix had a banner year of original movies. Here are 12 of the very best -
The Mask Of Zorro At 25: An Oral History Of The Last Old School Blockbuster
The Mask of Zorro is the premiere example of how to resurrect a once-beloved property. 25 years after its release, here's the story of how it all came together. -
Why Blade Runner Was The 'Hardest Thing' Ridley Scott Has Ever Done
Blade Runner is without a doubt Ridley Scott's most imaginative film, and according to him, it was also the most difficult to shoot. -
How The Hays Code Almost Ruined The Ending Of Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo
The Hays Code nearly forced Alfred Hitchcock to include an additional scene that would've undermined Vertigo's incredibly evocative, tragic ending. -
Japan Dominates The U.S. Box Office With The Boy And The Heron And Godzilla Minus One
Studio Ghibli's The Boy and the Heron has debuted at the top of the North American box office, with Godzilla Minus One also remaining in the top five. -
Every Movie In The Purge Franchise Ranked From Worst To Best
As we sat down to rank the Purge movies from worst to best, the /Film staff had a dilemma: what if every entry in this horror franchise is actually good? -
The Fugitive Director Andrew Davis Reflects On Directing One Of The Best Films Of The 1990s [Exclusive Interview]
To celebrate The Fugitive's 30th anniversary and new 4K release, we spoke with director Andrew Davis about making one of the most rewatchable films of the '90s. -
/Film's 50 Hottest Movie Takes
Every movie fan has an opinion that makes people stare at them and mutter 'WTF, dude.' These are our hot takes. They belong to us. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From A Clockwork Orange
A Clockwork Orange shocked and scandalized audiences when it came out in 1971, and it still shocks today. Here are the actors who are still with us. -
The People Under The Stairs Remake - Producers, Writer, And More Info
Wes Craven's phenomenal 1991 racial satire The People Under the Stairs is long overdue for a good remake, and that's exactly what producer Jordan Peele intends. -
No, Saltburn Is Not A 'Poor People Are Evil' Movie
Don't get lost searching for meaning in Saltburn. Emerald Fennell's movie is a wild, fun, amoral ride, not a condemnation of the rich or poor. -
Every John Woo Touch In Silent Night (And Everything That's Missing)
John Woo is known for his unique aesthetic, often consisting of an operatic style and guys shooting two guns. Here's what Silent Night does differently. -
Silent Night Ending Explained: Rest In (Heavenly) Peace
John Woo's first Hollywood feature in two decades packs a massive punch, but what does the ending mean for Joel Kinnaman's character? -
Drowning – Plot, Director, Writer, And More Info
Paul Greengrass is adapting T.J. Newman's best-selling novel "Drowning: The Rescue of Flight 421" for the big screen. Here's what we know about the film so far. -
The Scariest Movie Of 2023 Isn't In Theaters – It's On YouTube
The Oldest View, a new horror YouTube series by filmmaker Kane Parsons, is the scariest thing you'll watch in 2023. -
The Long Walk Is Stephen King's Hunger Games – And Far More Brutal
The Hunger Games director Francis Lawrence is the latest filmmaker to circle Stephen King's The Long Walk, but could it actually happen? -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1960's House Of Usher
Made in 1960, The Fall of the House of Usher is one of several Edgar Allen Poe movies made by producer Roger Corman. But how many cast members are still alive? -
12 Monkeys Ending Explained: The Inmates Are Running The Asylum
Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys remains just as good today as it was back when it hit theaters in 1995. Let's talk about the film's shocking ending. -
The Correct Order To Watch Daniel Craig's James Bond Movies
Daniel Craig's James Bond movies rewrote the rules for the entire franchise – even the rules for the order of watching the films. -
Cheers' Sam Malone Wasn't The Only Sitcom Character Name Borrowed For Netflix's The Killer
David Fincher seems to be making fun of himself by having the titular hitman in The Killer use aliases taken from sitcom characters like Cheers' Sam Malone. -
The Correct Order To Watch Sean Connery's James Bond Movies
Sean Connery's James Bond movies set the standard, and there are a few different ways to watch them. Thankfully, we're experts.
