The Real Reason The Predator Killed Shane Black's Hawkins First
Shane Black's Predator character, Rick Hawkins, is the first to meet their end at the titular alien's hands in the film, though that wasn't always the plan.
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Two Modern Horror Legends Are Teaming Up For A Movie With A Very Creepy Premise
Horror fans, rejoice! The legendary Sam Raimi is teaming up with Jordan Peele for a creepy-sounding project that we can't wait to see.
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Knives Out Posed An Unusual Challenge For Director Rian Johnson After Star Wars
Some of Rian Johnson's closest friends raised an eyebrow when he said he was going from the expansive Star Wars franchise to a much smaller murder mystery.
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Jeff Bridges' Western Comedy Streaming For Free On Tubi Is A Hidden Gem From The '70s
Jeff Bridges starred in this '70s Western comedy, which makes for an odd commentary on the Western genre. See for yourself by streaming it (for free) on Tubi.
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A 1995 Sci-Fi Box Office Hit Featured An Unexpected Cameo From Jimmy Buffett
Jimmy Buffett had both a fan and a friend in Frank Marshall, which explains why he briefly showed up in this 1995 sci-fi box office hit directed by Marshall.
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Dwayne Johnson's 2024 Christmas Movie Is Taking Over Prime Video After Flopping In Theaters
Prime Video's Dwayne-Johnson starring 2024 Christmas flick, Red One, is looking less like a box office flop and more like an evergreen streaming hit these days.
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Avatar Nearly Starred Another Big Actor As Jake Sully (And It's Not Matt Damon)
Most film fans know that Matt Damon turned down the chance to star in Avatar, but another actor also almost landed the main role in James Cameron's mega-hit.
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12 Best Airplane Battle Scenes In Movie History
Whether they take you to the danger zone or send you back in time to World War I (or WWII), these airplane battle scenes are the best ever put to the screen.
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Why James Gunn Was Ready To Quit Movies Before Landing Marvel's Guardians Of The Galaxy
James Gunn revealed that until Marvel came calling with the Guardians of the Galaxy movies, he was ready to embrace TV over movies.
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5 Reasons Why Zootopia 2 Crushed The Box Office
Disney's Zootopia 2 managed to exceed the high expectations to become a huge hit at the box office in its opening frame, setting some records in the process.
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Russell Crowe's Thriller With A 96% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is One Of The Best '90s Movies
The Insider may not be one of Michael Mann's flashiest movies, but it is one of his best, and one of the best films of the 1990s.
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5 Essential Bollywood Movies Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Bollywood films are larger than life and superbly grandiose, defined by romance, music, political drama, and tragedy. And these are some of the best ones.
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Marty Supreme Review: Timothée Chalamet Is A Force Of Chaos In Josh Safdie's Phenomenal Ping Pong Dramedy
Timothée Chalamet has never been better than he is in Josh Safdie's wonderfully chaotic Marty Supreme. Here's our review.
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The 10 Most Terrifying Dinner Scenes In Horror Movies
With Thanksgiving around the corner, we take a look at some of the scariest horror movie dinner scenes to prepare for the holidays.
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The 21 Best Ewan McGregor Movies, Ranked
More than just Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ewan McGregor is one of our finest working actors. We gathered the greatest Ewan McGregor movies, ranked from worst to best.
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12 Best Movies Like It's A Wonderful Life
If you've seen Frank Capra's spectacular classic It's a Wonderful Life and are in the mood to watch other films like it, boy, have we got the list for you.
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Shirley Henderson Landed Her Star Wars Role In One Of The Franchise's Most Unusual Auditions
Shirley Henderson's audition to voice Babu Frik in Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker was pretty unconventional, to say the least.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Traded James Earl Jones Workout Tips For Acting Lessons
As they prepared to star in Conan the Barbarian together, Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Earl Jones made a deal to help the former improve his acting.
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Why Patrick Stewart Agreed To Star In X-Men After Turning Down The Movie At First
Patrick Stewart initially turned down one of his most famous roles. Here's how the director of X-Men convinced him to play Professor X.
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The White Chicks Scene That Went Too Far And Was Cut From The Wayans Bros. Movie
Like most comedies from the early aughts, White Chicks has some questionable moments of comedy, but one Terry Crews scene was cut for going too far.
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Landman Star Billy Bob Thornton Has A Sad Reason For Not Directing Again
As busy as he's been starring in Landman of late, that's not the reason Billy Bob Thornton hasn't directed a movie in several years.
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The 12 Best Movie Shootouts Of All Time
Few things are more exciting in a movie than a stellar shootout, and we've put together a list of the best movie shootouts of all time.
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Zootopia 2 Features Some Of The Wildest Movie Easter Eggs You'll Ever See
If you look closely, you'll see dozens of easter eggs throughout Disney's Zootopia 2. But we have to talk about the two most overt homages/visual gags.
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Stand By Me's Leech Scene Was Far More Realistic Than Anyone Wanted
In Rob Reiner's first adaptation of a Stephen King story, he created many memorable moments, but filming the leech scene in "Stand By Me" was a little too real.
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David Alan Grier And Chris Rock Were Certain One Of Jim Carrey's Biggest Hits Would Flop
Jim Carrey was a box office juggernaut in the 1990s, but his comedy colleagues feared his film debut would flop because his style was so unique.
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James Cameron Knows How To End The Avatar Franchise If Fire & Ash Isn't Profitable
On the off chance that Avatar: Fire and Ash is a disaster that puts an end to the Avatar film franchise, James Cameron knows a way to tell the end of the story.
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Alfred Hitchcock Had Strict Rules For Audience Behavior At One Of His Movies
Psycho was a monster hit, and part of that success can be attributed to director Alfred Hitchcock's genius marketing plan.
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