Jacob's Ladder Went Out Of Its Way To Invent A New Vision Of Heaven And Hell
The film remains utterly terrifying over 30 years later.
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Billy West Put A Monstrous Spin On The Voice Of Futurama's Nixon
The voice actor's connection to the disgraced president is an odd one.
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Tim Curry Wasn't Going To Let Susan Sarandon Skip The Auditions For The Rocky Horror Picture Show
When Tim Curry tells you to audition for a movie, you listen to Tim Curry.
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Till Review: Danielle Deadwyler Is The Saving Grace In Chinonye Chukwu's Thoughtful Emmett Till Drama [NYFF]
Danielle Deadwyler is a revelation in Chinonye Chukwu's clear-eyed depiction of the murder of Emmett Till.
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Why Charlton Heston Had 'No Desire' To Get Into The Director's Chair
In 1970, Heston was adamant he would not get behind the camera.
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Michael Caine Quashed A Potential 'Battle Of The Bonds' Between Sean Connery And Roger Moore
There was a 'Battle of the Bonds' in the 1983 box office, with two competing 007 films hitting theaters in the same year.
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The Gritty '70s Charles Bronson Performance That Inspired John Carpenter's Escape From New York
One of the most famous tough guy actors inspired one of the most famous tough guy characters.
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Vesper Review: A Beautifully Hopeful Take On Sci-Fi Dystopias [Fantastic Fest]
Kristina Buožytė and Bruno Samper deliver breathtaking sci-fi visuals on a small budget with their new film Vesper.
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Saturday Night Live's Season 48 Premiere Gets Super Meta With Miles Teller And Jon Hamm
Miles Teller hosted the season 4 premiere of Saturday Night Live, and his Top Gun: Maverick co-star Jon Hamm stopped by too.
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Smile Continues Modern Horror's Obsession With One Key Theme, For Better Or Worse
The 2022 horror film Smile continues a popular trend: the theme of trauma.
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10 Horror Movies That Deserve The Legacy Sequel Treatment
Laurie Strode and Sidney Prescott are back in action in all-new "Halloween" and "Scream" movies. We think it's time to bring back some other horror classics.
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Huluween Dragstravaganza Stars On Bringing Camp And Silliness To 'The Gay High Holy Day' [Exclusive Interview]
Huluween Dragstravanga stars Ginger Minj and Manila Luzon usher in the month of 'Gay Christmas' with a very special variety show.
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Slash/Back: Release Date, Cast & More
Slash/Back is an Inuit alien invasion movie set in Nunavut, Canada. Here's the official release date and where you can watch it.
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Getting Dances With Wolves Into Kevin Costner's Hands Took Some Serious Doing
Kevin Costner's Dances With Wolves was a career highlight for the actor and director — but it took some convincing to get him to even consider the project.
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Cecily Strong Hasn't Left Saturday Night Live, So Why Wasn't She In Season 48's Opening Credits?
Don't worry SNL fans — Cecily Strong isn't going anywhere (yet).
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Nicole Kidman Has Gotten Too Powerful In Saturday Night Live's AMC Theatres Parody
Heartbreak feels good in a place like this...
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How Akira Kurosawa Revived The Career Of The Director Of Godzilla
Akira Kurosawa is remembered for his many contributions to cinema — some of which were collaborations with a Godzilla director.
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The 15 Best Universal Monster Movies, Ranked
Universal Classic Horror gave us many iconic movie monsters - and helped create the foundations of the genre.
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Terrifying Sci-Fi Movie Villains You Never Actually See
If nothing is more terrifying than the unknown, these faceless sci-fi villains are the most fearsome forces of evil in the universe.
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James Cameron Pushed True Lies' Budget To The Limit
True Lies was the first ever movie with a production budget north of $100 million, and James Cameron made it count.
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Gundam's Success Gave Cowboy Bebop The Room It Needed To Be Weird
Here's how mechas paved the way for space cowboys.
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Censorship Was The Spark That Sent Rod Serling To The Twilight Zone
The Emmett Till tragedy helped kickstart the civil rights movement, and also inspired Rod Serling to write a teleplay that would lead to The Twilight Zone.
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George Lucas' Only Rule For Mel Brooks' Spaceballs Inspired One Of The Film's Funniest Scenes
Luke, I am ... on your lunchbox.
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An American Werewolf In London's Transformation Scene Was A Week-Long Slog To Film
The transformation itself is grueling, but prepping for it was no picnic, either.
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JoBeth Williams And Craig T. Nelson Had A Blast 'Smoking Pot' For Poltergeist
That scene is completely charming, and most of it was improvised.
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Rod Serling Looked To His Real-Life Experience For The Title Of The Twilight Zone
Welcome to ... the Twilight Zone.
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Daniel Craig Has No Hard Feelings About His Casino Royale Casting Controversy
Remember how furious the response was when Craig was first announced as Bond?
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