Alfred Hitchcock Knew When To Give Cary Grant Room To Work
Alfred Hitchcock had a soft spot for Hollywood legend Cary Grant — so much so that he afforded the actor certain privileges.
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Denis Villeneuve Saved Jake Gyllenhaal From An 'Impossible' Prisoners Scene
Sometimes, an actor just needs to place his whole trust in the hands of the crew. -
Prisoners' Screenwriter Didn't Think The Studio Would Keep Its Cliffhanger Ending
The film's dark, ambiguous conclusion was part of the original script. -
Denis Villeneuve's Favorite Shot From Prisoners Doesn't Feature A Single Actor
'This shot was designed not to be understood, but to be felt.' -
Hunt Is Like Michael Mann's Heat Crossed With A Spy Thriller, And Hollywood Should Take Note [Fantastic Fest]
Hollywood used to make movies like this. -
The Daily Stream: Alicia Silverstone Delivered A Star-Turning Performance In The Sleazy, Erotic Thriller, The Crush
The Crush is truly ridiculous, but Silverstone steals every scene she's in. -
Lou Review: A Well-Trod Action-Thriller That Neither Flies Nor Fails
Lou is a simple story adequately told, but its performers make it shine. -
Ben Kingsley Brought A Lot Of Himself To His Shutter Island Character
Martin Scorsese allowed Ben Kingsley to put his own spin on the character Dr. Cawley in Shutter Island. -
The Infernal Machine Review: Guy Pearce Anchors A Twisty Thriller That Can't Quite Stick The Landing
Guy Pearce is predictably good in The Infernal Machine. -
Alfred Hitchcock Used Some Hollywood Magic To Hide Ingrid Bergman's Height In Notorious
Many thought she would never be a movie star. Those people were wrong. -
Parasite Ending Explained: There Is No Rising Up For The Kim Family
Bong Joon-ho's critically acclaimed film "Parasite," tells a harrowing story about systemic inequality. Here, we dive into the fate of the Kim family. -
Prisoners Made Two Separate Dreams Come True For Director Denis Villeneuve
Look, which filmmaker doesn't dream of working with the greatest living cinematographer? -
Cary Grant Had A Thin Line To Walk While Working On North By Northwest
'It was a great joy to work with Hitch.' -
Alfred Hitchcock And Salvador Dalí's Original Spellbound Plan Involved Ingrid Bergman And A Lot Of Ants
The sequence remains unlike anything else the filmmaker ever made. -
Do Revenge Review: This Campy Teen Thriller Gives Us Hitchcock By Way Of Cher Horowitz
This deliciously dark quest for vengeance will easily steal your heart. -
Alfred Hitchcock Taught Cary Grant A Simple Trick To Keep The Mood Calm On Set
After all, it's just a movie. -
Clips Round-Up: Justin Long Continues His Thriller Streak With House Of Darkness & More [Exclusive]
Are we in the midst of a Longaissance? -
Alfred Hitchcock Learned The Hard Way That Directing Cats Wasn't One Of His Talents
Despite the director's notoriously controlling track record, there was one thing he couldn't control: cats. -
Alfred Hitchcock's First True 'Hitchcock Movie' Faced A Studio Problem He'd See Again
Hitchcock loathed having to be mindful of something so tedious, especially since he felt it compromised the plot. -
Alfred Hitchcock Wasn't Shy About Which Of His Films He Liked The Least
Before he became the master of suspense, Hitchcock made some duds. -
The Box Office Flop That Taught Alfred Hitchcock How Important Casting Could Be
Even the most legendary of filmmakers sometimes under-deliver. -
Samara Weaving To Star In '90s-Set Comedy Thriller Borderline
The star of Ready or Not will play a '90s pop star who has an encounter with a sociopath in her own house. -
Anna Kendrick To Make Directorial Debut With True-Crime Thriller The Dating Game
Based on a true story. -
Sympathy For The Devil: Everything We Know So Far About The Nicolas Cage Psychological Thriller
We're always up for more Nic Cage. -
The Daily Stream: Kimi And No Sudden Move Are Two Steven Soderbergh Thrillers That Carry Timely Themes
Steven Soderbergh returns to the heist genre and offers a modern take on Rear Window in his thrillers No Sudden Move and Kimi. -
Gone Girl's Bloody Sex Scene Was Just As Meticulous As You'd Expect From David Fincher
Gone Girl and Se7en director David Fincher makes very precise choices in directing his actors, especially when it comes to mid-sex murder scenes. -
Who Invited Them Review: The Charming Home Invasion Thriller Overstays Its Welcome
Who Invited Them doesn't deliver anything new, but it entertainingly plays with familiar ideas.
