How Netflix Helped Tom Hardy Prepare For His Impressive Jiu-Jitsu Tournament Win
Considering how Tom Hardy recently won a Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament in the U.K., how did his role in "Havoc" play a role in this impressive victory?
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Sonic Prime's Showrunners Have An Animation Pedigree That Should Get Fans Excited
The showrunners of Netflix's "Sonic Prime" are no strangers to excellent animated programs.
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Are Tim Allen And Tom Hanks From Toy Story Friends In Real Life?
Woody and Buzz Lightyear may be best buddies, but do Toy Story stars Tom Hanks and Tim Allen have a friend in each other, too?
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The Jackass Stunt That Had Johnny Knoxville Struggling With Vertigo
"Jackass" star Johnny Knoxville has suffered countless injuries throughout the franchise's run, including one injury that left long-lasting side effects.
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The Untold Truth Of Darren Aronofsky
If you want to know more about the director behind so many grim, controversial films, read on for the untold truth of Darren Aronofsky.
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Why Does The Lament Configuration Puzzle Cube In Hulu's Hellraiser Trailer Look So Strange?
This isn't the same puzzle box you remember (even if it does the same things). Or is it? The truth is complex.
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The House In Goodnight Mommy Means Much More Than You Likely Realize
This house is not just a home. Here's how the setting of "Goodnight Mommy" helps define the characters, as well as build tension and unease.
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Hulu's Hellraiser Director Introduces The Newest Cenobite
"Hellraiser" star Jamie Clayton will be joined by an updated batch of Cenobites, including a never-before-seen one that social media can't stop talking about.
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Here's Where You Can Stream David Cronenberg's Scanners Online
If you want classic David Cronenberg body horror escapades, there's few better options than his 1981 flick "Scanners." Here's where you can stream it online.
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Every Francis Ford Coppola Movie Ranked
Francis Ford Coppola has made some of the most iconic American films ever. We ranked every Coppola movie, from "The Godfather" to "Apocalypse Now."
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David Cronenberg's Scanners Was More Grueling To Film Than You Ever Imagined
Body horror auteur David Cronenberg is used to complicated shoots, but the mind-blowing madness of "Scanners" was a real headache!
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Grease's Iconic Elvis Reference Had Eerie Timing
When the cast of "Grease" shot the "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee," number referencing Elvis Presley, the shoot came just after Presley's death was announced.
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Everything Ray Doesn't Tell You About The True Story
Ray is an excellent movie about the life and music of Ray Charles, but like any movie based on a true story, you might feel compelled to dig a little deeper.
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Why The Old Man At The End Of Andor Episode 2 Looks So Familiar
Doesn't the old man talking to Luthen Rael at the end of "Andor" Episode 2 look familiar? Here's where you might have seen him before.
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Don't Worry Darling, Reviews Aren't Everything...
The controversial Olivia Wilde film is not getting the great reviews the cast and crew hoped for.
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Gina Prince-Bythewood Explains A Big Difference Between The Woman King And The Old Guard's Action Scenes - Exclusive
Director Gina Prince-Bythewood discussed one of the major differences between working with the action sequences in "The Old Guard" and "The Woman King."
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The Untold Truth Of Henry Cavill's Superman
From the secret behind those glasses to his decision to kill Zod, here's the untold truth of Henry Cavill's Superman.
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What Are Pinhead's Powers In The Hellraiser Franchise?
Pinhead has been portrayed by several actors on the screen, but the core aspects of the characters have always been the same.
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Vera Drew Explains Nathan Fielder And Sacha Baron Cohen's Influence On The People's Joker - Exclusive
"The People's Joker" director and star Vera Drew shared how she was inspired by Nathan Fielder and Sacha Baron Cohen and explained how they influenced the film.
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Andor Proves Star Wars Was Definitely A Long Time Ago With This Antiquated Tech
In "Andor" Episode 2, it turns out that some corners of the "Star Wars" galaxy are using technology that real-life Earth tends to consider altogether obsolete.
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Rachel Zegler Makes It Clear Where She Stands On The Little Mermaid Criticism
Several people have come to the defense of Halle Bailey in this new "The Little Mermaid," including Rachel Zegler, who is set to play Snow White.
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Hulu's Hellraiser Director Has A Suggestion For Fans Before Watching The Film
Before fans see David Bruckner's version of "Hellraiser" on Hulu, the director has a suggestion to keep in mind.
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How Sidney Poitier's Dad Factored Into A Difficult Guess Who's Coming To Dinner Scene
Oscar-winning actor, Sidney Poitier, used his father as an emotional reference when filming a tense scene in the 1967 classic, "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner."
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11 Things You Didn't Know About Good Burger
Good Burger unapologetically screams '90s youth pop culture. The years have allowed for some lingering childhood questions to get answered.
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What The Cast Of Good Burger Looks Like Today
Ever wonder what happened to the cast of Good Burger after the film? Let's find out what they've been up since their time at the iconic burger joint.
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How The Search For The Next James Bond Is Complicated By The Inexorable March Of Time
Since Daniel Craig's departure from the role of James Bond, many have speculated about who will step into the role next. But one thing makes the search hard.
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Head Of The Class Star Recalls Making Ariana Grande Cry And His Awkward Meeting With Bob Dylan - Exclusive
In an exclusive chat with Looper, Dan Frischman recalls accidentally making Ariana Grande cry and meeting Bob Dylan while working on a movie together.
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