One Of The Scariest Scenes In Mulholland Drive Wants To Go Behind Winkie's
'I hope that I never see that face, ever, outside of a dream.'
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Why It Took So Long For Dolly Parton To Appear On Grace And Frankie
'Just a working-class angel.' -
The Historical Trilogy Vin Diesel Has Wanted To Make Since 2002
Will Vin Diesel ever make his Hannibal trilogy? -
The Studio's Plan To Rein In Billy Wilder Backfired Completely
'The fact is that very few directors know how to read, how to interpret dialogue correctly...' -
Learning To Fly For Superman & Lois Was A 'Brutal' Job For Jordan Elsass
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a very painful flying stunt! -
The Hardest Scene To Shoot In The Four John Wick Movies [Comic-Con]
Director Chad Stahelski apparently decided to shoulder his own load by refusing to taking the easy way out during filming. -
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The Good Nurse: Everything We Know About The Jessica Chastain-Eddie Redmayne True Crime Thriller
Eddie Redmayne plays one of America's most prolific serial killers, who confessed to murdering at least 40 patients over his 16-year nursing career. -
It Chapter Two Made Stephen King's Bad Ending Even Worse
Andy Muschietti's It Chapter Two parallels Stephen King's original novel as having one of the most disappointing endings in horror. -
Cyborg's Justice League Origin Was A Nod To Zack Snyder's Watchmen
Cyborg shares a similar superhero path with Watchmen's Dr. Manhattan, but the characters diverge in one significant way. -
Mother's Milk: Everything We Know So Far About The Hilary Swank Opioid Thriller
The film recently wrapped production. -
The River Wild: Everything We Know So Far About The Thriller Remake
If you loved the Meryl Streep and Kevin Bacon-starring thriller The River Wild, get ready for a modern take on the turbulent classic. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Mist Goes Out With A Bang
There's something in the mist! -
Alfred Hitchcock Never Saw Psycho As A Particularly 'Serious' Film
'To me it's a fun picture,' the director said. -
Alfred Hitchcock Went Way Off Script While Filming The Ending Of The Birds
The original ending would have been very different and significantly more expensive to pull off. -
How Michelle Yeoh Trained For The Most Infamous Action Scene In Everything Everywhere All At Once
Michelle Yeoh had to practice for a fight scene featuring quite the non-traditional prop, and Stephanie Hsu had the same challenge elsewhere in the movie. -
Finishing Ratatouille Was A Frantic Race To The Finish
Brad Bird gets a lot of praise for directing Ratatouille, but the film's development was rather complicated before he came along. -
Why Cab Driver Jeff Was Recast In Better Call Saul's Final Episodes
As Better Call Saul nears its grand finale, the cab driver Jeff is set to make his return — but will be played by a different actor. -
Charade Marked The End Of An Era For Cary Grant's Film Career
Cary Grant officially retired from the movie business in 1966, but his most fitting goodbye came in the 1962 romantic comedy Charade. -
One Of The Scariest Scenes In Peeping Tom Is A Window Into Terror
'WARNING! Don't see Peeping Tom unless you are prepared to see the screaming shock and raw terror in the faces of those marked for death!' -
One Of James Caan's Great Movie Moments Was In An Unlikely Family Film
The legendary actor was a brilliant onscreen presence – but he was also a terrific voice actor. -
Clerks III Trailer: Yes, We Assure You They Are Open
Dante and Randal are at it yet again. -
Why Michael Mann Doesn't Consider Heat A 'Crime Movie'
To Mann, cops and criminals are more complicated than said categorization. -
Superhero Bits: Thor: Love And Thunder's Rotten Tomatoes Score, The Boys Season 3 Finale Trailer & More
In this edition, reviews for Thor: Love and Thunder are in, get a peek at The Boys season finale, find out about The Flash spin-off possibilities, and more. -
Even James Cameron Has Doubts About Avatar: The Way Of Water's Box Office Potential
James Cameron isn't worried that people have forgotten Avatar, but he did think a sequel was "the dumbest business case in history." -
Downton Abbey: A New Era Costume Designer Anna Robbins On Bringing The Allure Of Hollywood Glamor To Downton [Interview]
Robbins tells us about evolving styles in the new sequel, Myrna's movie star entrance moment, and more. -
The 101 Best Action Movies Ever
Action films aren't about guns, or fights, or stunts. In the end, they're about movement. If a film delivers a thrill unlike any other, you'll find it here.
