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..."
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How Alfred Hitchcock Brought The Birds' Titular Terrors To Life
Hitchcock credits good trainers and good old movie magic for the stupefying result.
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How The Birds Changed Tippi Hedren Forever
Harsh on-set conditions and abuse from director Alfred Hitchcock would leave Tippi Hedren utterly traumatized.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Tom Hardy's Tight Schedule Puts The Screws On Peaky Blinders
It's hard to imagine the show without Alfie Solomons.
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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.
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Orson Welles Couldn't Understand Why Alfred Hitchcock Was Popular
'Egotism and laziness. And they're all lit like television shows.'
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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.'
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The Historical Trilogy Vin Diesel Has Wanted To Make Since 2002
Will Vin Diesel ever make his Hannibal trilogy?
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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...'
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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!
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Mother's Milk: Everything We Know So Far About The Hilary Swank Opioid Thriller
The film recently wrapped production.
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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.
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One Of The Scariest Scenes In The Mist Goes Out With A Bang
There's something in the mist!
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Alfred Hitchcock Never Saw Psycho As A Particularly 'Serious' Film
'To me it's a fun picture,' the director said.
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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.
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