Knock At The Cabin Review: M. Night Shyamalan's Disturbing Thriller Is A Return To Form
While the script is shaky, Knock at the Cabin features some of M. Night Shyamalan's best direction in a while.
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Here's How You Can Watch Gerard Butler's Plane At Home
Bring the thrills of Gerard Butler's simply-titled action flick Plane home. -
Orson Welles Added Some Genius Improv To One Of The Third Man's Most Famous Scenes
Even when he wasn't behind a camera, Welles knew what would look good in front of it. -
65 Trailer: Adam Driver Goes Full Planet Of The Dinos In Sony's New Sci-Fi Thriller
May we all make career choices as fascinating as Driver's. -
The 'Best Line' In The Third Man Came Straight From The Mind Of Orson Welles
Though claims of its originality are dubious at best. -
Fair Play Review: A Couple Experiences Shifting Power Dynamics In This High-Stakes Thriller [Sundance]
This one will have people talking. -
How Denzel Washington's '90s Sci-Fi Thriller Virtuosity Predicted Modern AI Fears
Sid 6.7 strutted so M3GAN could dance. -
Run Rabbit Run Review: Sanity And Tension Dwindles In This Australian Psychological Thriller [Sundance]
The problem with Run Rabbit Run is that it just doesn't seem to know what it is. -
The 12 Scariest Movie Spiders Ever
Recently, horror hasn't done too much with creature features. However, let's not forget how spiders have and still terrorize us in these chilling films. -
Working With Alfred Hitchcock On The Wrong Man Wasn't The Surefire Win Henry Fonda Hoped It Might Be
The Alfred Hitchcock film The Wrong Man was an unconventional picture from the director — and its leading man, Henry Fonda. -
Stanley Kubrick Had Tom Cruise Flying Blind While Filming Eyes Wide Shut
Do the ends of epic filmmaking justify the means when compromising the mental health of your cast? -
Stanley Kubrick Came Close To Casting Steve Martin In Tom Cruise's Eyes Wide Shut Role
Just picture that movie with one wild and crazy guy in place of Cruise. -
Research Was Key When It Came To Creating Eyes Wide Shut's Most Famous Scene
Stanley Kubrick took his exhausting methods to a new extreme while designing the scene. -
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Marlowe Trailer: Liam Neeson Embraces Noir In 1930s Detective Thriller
Liam Neeson in a noir detective mystery? This could be interesting. -
Sharper Trailer: Julianne Moore And Sebastian Stan Lead A24's Next Thriller For Apple TV+
No one is who they seem. -
The Wonder Ending Explained: Florence Pugh And A Fasting Girl
Sebastián Lelio's moody period drama asks the question: How can one know the experience of another? -
Why Harrison Ford Took The Risk Of Playing A 'Villain' For What Lies Beneath
Harrison Ford played against type in Robert Zemeckis' 2000 thriller film What Lies Beneath. -
Is Room With Brie Larson Actually Based On A True Story?
The Oscar-winning film isn't strictly based on real events, but draws inspiration from a (horrifying) true story. -
The 10 Scariest Movie Monsters Of 2022
As 2023 kicks off, we take a look back at the scariest movie monsters 2022 had to offer very spoiled horror fans. -
Stanley Kubrick Had A Strange, Strict Rule For Tom Cruise And Nicole Kidman During Eyes Wide Shut
Kubrick's work with actors extended far beyond just what happened on camera. -
Knock At The Cabin Trailer: M. Night Shyamalan Presents An Apocalyptic Thriller (With A Twist)
The filmmaker's latest thriller hits theaters in early 2023. -
The Best Thrillers Of 2022, Ranked
Hold on to your butts! Here are the best thrillers that came out this year. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Children Thinks The Kids Aren't Alright
Watch out for The Children. -
Sam Raimi And Barbarian EP Alex Lebovici Are Producing The New Horror-Thriller, Don't Move
Sam Raimi? Say no more! -
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Alfred Hitchcock Took A Childlike Approach To The Big Twist In Vertigo
'I put myself in the place of a child whose mother is telling him a story.'
