This Gritty Heist Thriller Inspired Tarantino's Color-Coded Nicknames In Reservoir Dogs
Quentin Tarantino's feature-length debut was 1992's Reservoir Dogs, which took one of its key traits from the '70s film The Taking of Pelham One Two Three.
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Black Adam Footage Reaction: Dwayne Johnson's Superhero Passion Project Is Almost Here [CinemaCon 2022]
Remember: The hierarchy of power in the DC Universe is changing. -
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Footage Reaction: Aquaman And Ocean Master Are Back, Baby! [CinemaCon 2022]
CinemaCon 2022 is in full swing, and with it comes a new look at Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. So let's dive back into the ocean. -
It Took Some Trickery From Alfred Hitchcock To Get North By Northwest Made
Alfred Hitchcock and North by Northwest screenwriter Ernest Lehman had to trick MGM into getting the movie made. -
The Scariest Scene In Crawl Would Make The Kool-Aid Man Scream
Crawl is loaded with terrifying moments, but this is the one that really gets the screams rolling. -
How Magnus Lygdbäck Turned Alexander Skarsgård Into A Viking Berserker For The Northman
The workout routine behind Alexander Skårsgard's transformation into Amleth wasn't as brutal as you might think. -
Audrey Hepburn And Cary Grant Were Well Aware Of Their Awkward Age Gap In Charade
With a nearly 30-year age difference, Cary Grant was concerned about looking like a dirty old man, so screenwriter Peter Stone made some changes to the script. -
Zoe Bell Will Direct An Action Comedy Based On Her Viral Boss B**** Fight Challenge
'After a long and storied career of taking the hits, she'll now be calling the shots.' -
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Had The Best-Ever Opening Weekend For A Video Game Movie
Good news, I guess? Maybe? -
Everything Everywhere All At Once's Ke Huy Quan-Naissance Begins Now [Interview]
Ke Huy Quan makes his triumphant return in the Daniels' latest mind-melting movie, and he spoke with us about acting again after a decades-long break. -
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Jim Carrey Nearly Starred In This Claustrophobic Thriller From The Early 2000s
After making a name for himself in comedy, Jim Carrey started tackling dramatic roles, and it almost led to a lead role in a single-location thriller. -
The True Story That Inspired Dog Day Afternoon
The only thing wilder than Sidney Lumet's classic crime movie is the real story it's based on. -
The Platform Ending Explained: Are You Going To Eat That?
Netflix's gnarly, politically charged Spanish horror "The Platform" doesn't offer an easy or pleasant reading. Go down to go up - here's the ending explained. -
Morbius Director Addresses That Post-Credits Team-Up Tease
What do Morbius' post-credits scenes mean for the future of Sony's Spider-Man universe? Director Daniel Espinosa teases some possibilities. -
Hold Onto Your Butts: This Is The Scariest Scene In Jurassic Park
"Jurassic Park is frightening in the dark." -
Michael Mann Would Only Change One Thing About Al Pacino's Performance In Heat
It's certainly a memorable role for the iconic actor. -
The 18 Best Conspiracy Thrillers Ranked
These 18 conspiracy thriller films are the best examples of how flexible the genre can be, and what they might have to say about the world around us. -
The 15 Best Supernatural Thrillers, Ranked
Looking for a spooky movie that'll keep you up at night? These supernatural suspense films bring both the chills and the thrills. -
18% Said This Was Their Favorite Pixar Movie Of The Last 10 Years - Here's Our Pick
Among other Pixar gems, the survey features our favorite talking toys, suburban superheroes, and sentient emotions, oh my! -
How The Fugitive Pulled Off Its Brilliant Dam Jump Scene
The Fugitive didn't rely on CGI to pull off this death-defying scene, but they did come up with a resourceful way to shoot it practically. -
Moon Knight's Director Shares The Filmmaking Legends Who Influenced His Visual Style
International cinema and Fight Club are among the projects that informed Mohamed Diab's work. -
How A Failed Twin Peaks Spinoff Became Mulholland Drive
One of the greatest movies of the century so far has its roots in television. -
The Contractor Review: A By-The-Numbers Thriller With Some Killer Performances
The Contractor is a middling action thriller with some strong performances. -
The Last-Minute Change That Saved Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho
We all know the imagery — it's iconic. But the sound of Psycho is as integral to its legacy. -
Dr. Strangelove Ending Explained: We'll Meet Again
Dr. Strangelove is pitch perfect satire, and that's largely thanks to Peter Sellers and a sharp take on the threat of nuclear war.
