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Logan Marshall-Green Recalls Ridley Scott's Prank on 'Prometheus' Set, Mirroring 'Alien' Incident

Logan Marshall-Green Recalls Ridley Scott's Prank on 'Prometheus' Set, Mirroring 'Alien' Incident

Logan Marshall-Green Recalls Ridley Scott's Prank on 'Prometheus' Set, Mirroring 'Alien' Incident
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On This Day in 1945, Hollywood’s Labor Battle Turned Violent

On This Day in 1945, Hollywood’s Labor Battle Turned Violent

The Conference of Studio Unions (CSU) played a pivotal, albeit ultimately tragic, role in the history of Hollywood labor. As an international union...
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Wikipedia to Host Latin American Month in October 2026, Focusing on Cinema

Wikipedia to Host Latin American Month in October 2026, Focusing on Cinema

Wikipedia to Host Latin American Month in October 2026, Focusing on Cinema
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The Lord of the Rings Films Omitted Key Thematic Arc, 'The Scouring of the Shire'

The Lord of the Rings Films Omitted Key Thematic Arc, 'The Scouring of the Shire'

The Lord of the Rings Films Omitted Key Thematic Arc, 'The Scouring of the Shire'
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Gandalf's Age in 'The Lord of the Rings' Explored Through Tolkien's Texts

Gandalf's Age in 'The Lord of the Rings' Explored Through Tolkien's Texts

Gandalf's Age in 'The Lord of the Rings' Explored Through Tolkien's Texts
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‘Ebenezer’ New Trailer: Johnny Depp’s First Hollywood Studio Movie in 8 Years Reimagines ‘A Christmas Carol’

‘Ebenezer’ New Trailer: Johnny Depp’s First Hollywood Studio Movie in 8 Years Reimagines ‘A Christmas Carol’

Paramount Pictures has released a second trailer for “Ebenezer,” Ti West’s spooky take on the classic “A Christmas Carol” starring Johnny Depp as the grumpy, holiday-hating Scrooge. The logline for “Ebenezer” is simply: “The name you know, the story you don’t.” Judging from the trailer, West — known for directing the horror trilogy “X” — […]
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How MGM Turned Eugene O’Neill’s Ah, Wilderness! Into a 1935 Film

How MGM Turned Eugene O’Neill’s Ah, Wilderness! Into a 1935 Film

Eugene O'Neill's only well-known comedy, "Ah, Wilderness!", which premiered on Broadway in 1933, quickly found its way to the silver screen. In 193...
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Why Low Costs and High Upside Make Horror Valuable in October

Why Low Costs and High Upside Make Horror Valuable in October

Discover the unique economic model and cultural power that makes horror films both inexpensive to produce and incredibly valuable to Hollywood.
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How The Fly Transformed a 1950s Sci-Fi Concept Into 1980s Body Horror

How The Fly Transformed a 1950s Sci-Fi Concept Into 1980s Body Horror

Explore how David Cronenberg's 1986 remake of The Fly took a classic 1950s sci-fi concept and mutated it into a landmark of 1980s body horror.
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Why October Is a Great Time to Compare Horror Originals With Their Remakes

Why October Is a Great Time to Compare Horror Originals With Their Remakes

October's spooky season is the ideal time to explore the evolution of horror by comparing classic original films with their modern remakes.
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How Evil Dead Kept Reinventing Itself Without Losing Its Horror Identity

How Evil Dead Kept Reinventing Itself Without Losing Its Horror Identity

From low-budget cabin horror to slapstick comedy and urban terror, here's how the Evil Dead franchise constantly reinvented itself without losing its soul.
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How Horror Changed From the Millennial Era to Gen Z's Coming-of-Age Years

How Horror Changed From the Millennial Era to Gen Z's Coming-of-Age Years

A fun breakdown of the generational divide in horror, exploring which classic scary movies Millennials and Gen Z each call their own.