One Of The Scariest Scenes In What Josiah Saw Waits Until The Last Second
Watch out for Robert Patrick!
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Carry On: Everything We Know About The Taron Egerton-Led Netflix Thriller From Jaume Collet-Serra
Here's what we know so far about the Netflix and Amblin co-production. -
The Reason Christopher Nolan Stopped Reading Reviews For His Movies
'The test of films is ultimately the test of time.' -
Ash: Everything We Know So Far About The Sci-Fi Thriller From Flying Lotus
Tessa Thompson and Joseph Gordon-Levitt are set to star in the space thriller from Flying Lotus. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In Bram Stoker's Dracula Goes Vampire Hunting
The thing about Dracula is that he's dead and loving it. -
All About Eve Could Have Accidentally Sparked An International Incident
The universal themes in All About Eve didn't always work out in the film's favor. In fact, it very nearly earned the ire of one notable 'Eve' in particular. -
Why John Boyega Won't Return To The Star Wars Franchise
Three Star Wars movies is enough for John Boyega, whose experience playing Finn was marred by fan backlash and a lack of studio support. -
Alfred Hitchcock Had Three Rules For Eva Marie Saint On The Set Of North By Northwest
'He only gave me three things as a director.' -
Paprika To Be Adapted Into A Live-Action Series By Cathy Yan
Hollywood is having another go at adapting Paprika, most famously made into a film by Satoshi Kon. -
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Boardwalk Empire's Creator Saw It As The 'Flip Side' Of The Sopranos
'This was literally the beginning of organized crime.' -
The Daily Stream: Burning Funnels Life's Ambiguities Into A Simmering Psychological Thriller
The world is a mystery in Burning, a psychological thriller in which a young man reconnects with an old acquaintance ... who then disappears without a trace. -
Alfred Hitchcock Didn't Quite Agree With The Casting Of Vertigo's Female Lead
'I could tell it was a very personal film even while he was making it.' -
Why David Duchovny Will Never Shut The Door On Reprising His X-Files Role
The truth is out there. -
The Daily Stream: '90s Thriller Nick Of Time Reminds Us Of A Simpler Time At The Movies
Real terror in real time. -
North By Northwest's Best Scene Was Alfred Hitchcock's Way Of Dodging A Suspense Cliche
"I take the loneliest, emptiest spot I can so that there is no place to run for cover, no place to hide, and no place for the enemy to hide..." -
How Alfred Hitchcock Brought The Birds' Titular Terrors To Life
Hitchcock credits good trainers and good old movie magic for the stupefying result. -
How The Birds Changed Tippi Hedren Forever
Harsh on-set conditions and abuse from director Alfred Hitchcock would leave Tippi Hedren utterly traumatized. -
Not Much Of Michael Crichton's Script Made It Into Jurassic Park
Michael Crichton got paid a good chunk of change to adapt his own book, but screenwriter David Koepp and Steven Spielberg had some different ideas. -
Denis Villeneuve Had To Convince Paul Dano That Prisoners' Darkness Served A Purpose
Paul Dano was worried Prisoners would use serious, real-life subject matter for cheap thrills, but filmmaker Denis Villeneuve wasn't going to let that happen. -
The Endless Siblings That Are Missing From Netflix's The Sandman
The Sandman season 1 introduces Dream and some of his siblings, but other members of the family are waiting in the wings. -
15 Movies Like Prisoners That You Need To See
Just like Denis Villeneuve's 2013 thriller Prisoners, these 15 movies are packed to the brim with tension, suspense, and familial drama. -
16 Movies Like Taken That You Should Check Out
Do you love Liam Neeson's action movie Taken? Check out these 16 thrilling feature films next. -
Robin Williams Was Uniquely Qualified For His One Hour Photo Role
The late, great actor knew when to rein it in, and when to erupt. -
Tom Hardy's Tight Schedule Puts The Screws On Peaky Blinders
It's hard to imagine the show without Alfie Solomons. -
Oldboy Ending Explained: Be It A Rock Or A Grain Of Sand, In Water They Sink As The Same
Revenge only tastes sweet to those who have the tongue to taste it. -
Orson Welles Couldn't Understand Why Alfred Hitchcock Was Popular
'Egotism and laziness. And they're all lit like television shows.'
