When Christian Slater auditioned for Heathers, the filmmakers were sick of young actors imitating older legends, and his voice almost cost him the job.
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George Lucas obviously had an incredible vision for the original Star Wars trilogy, but he relied heavy on his collaborators to help fill out the action scenes.
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Most people aren't aware these sequels to box office hits even exist, though some of them are surprisingly decent on their own terms (while others are not).
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Blade Runner and Battlestar Galactica have some major themes in common, and star Edward James Olmos makes a strong case for a shared universe.
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The cast of this '90s comedy includes Adam Sandler, Brendan Fraser, and a whole lot of other beloved stars, yet it's strangely unavailable to stream right now.
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Narcos star Wagner Moura leads The Secret Agent, a political thriller with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score that might be the best movie of 2025.
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Oliver Stone was using a lot of cocaine when he was working on Conan the Barbarian, so his early script draft for the film is unsurprisingly bizarre.
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The Acolyte actor Manny Jacinto has a theory about what's missing from the Star Wars franchise as a whole, and he might be right.
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The Addams Family films have plenty of extensive makeup for the creepy, kooky family, but Cousin Itt required extra support to look so good.
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The Godfather launched Francis Ford Coppola to the top of 1970s American cinema, but in the director's mind, that may not have been a good thing.
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If you're searching for an ethical way to enjoy the first Harry Potter movie, look no further than this wonderfully comedic full-length audio commentary track.
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DC's new Absolute Universe has drastically reimagined signature characters, from Batman to Wonder Woman, and these are the best of them (so far).
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As much as The Nightmare Before Christmas is Tim Burton's creation, he had several good reasons for recruiting Henry Selick to direct the film instead.
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There's one aspect of Five Nights at Freddy's 2 that features an improvement over the first film: it actually features a scary animatronic this time around.
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This revered Western didn't tone down its violence or romanticize the Old West at all, neither of which sat well with the notoriously conservative John Wayne.
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Americans had never seen a live-action Spidey on the big screen before Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, but Europeans had already gotten a taste decades earlier.
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Spartacus fans might be heartbroken about the deaths of some of their favorite Gladiators, but show creator Steven DeKnight regrets nothing.
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Patrick Wilson knows a thing or two about what makes something scary, and a Stephen King miniseries has been creeping him out for decades.
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The Hatchet movies are grimy, cheesy, and a testament to the can-do indie filmmaking spirit. Here's our ranking of every film in the horror franchise.
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Ryan Reynolds has frequently snuck a John Candy prop from Planes, Trains and Automobiles into the Deadpool movies, although it hasn't come cheap.
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One of the most memorable moments in Heathers was originally supposed to be said by Shannen Doherty, but her rejection was Kim Walker's gain.
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The Saw franchise is known for its epic twists almost as much as its sadistic traps. Here are all 10 twist endings, ranked.
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Since Superman star Christopher Reeve was an unknown, Warner Bros. promoted the film with a marketing campaign that provided a blueprint still being used today.
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Tori Spelling nabbed the cover of Rolling Stone for her role in Scream 2, which might seem ridiculous to anyone who has seen Scream 2.
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Wes Craven's 1995 movie Vampire in Brooklyn was a box office flop, and star Eddie Murphy believes his terrible wig was to blame.
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Director Neill Blomkamp came close to making an Alien movie that would ignore continuity, but it never happened. Here's why, according to Sigourney Weaver.
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Clint Eastwood wound up arguing with his editor for The Outlaw Josey Wales over how to best bring the revisionist Western movie to a close.
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