Movie History

The beloved actor faced his greatest professional challenge in a Hitchcock thriller that pushed filming techniques to their absolute limits, creating unprecedented pressure on set.

The legendary actor drops major details about the upcoming Lord of the Rings prequel, including filming timeline and character comebacks.

From groundbreaking sci-fi to psychological thrillers, one year produced more legendary films than any other in movie history. These ten masterpieces changed Hollywood forever.

The legendary actor's commitment to portraying Michael Corleone pushed him beyond his physical limits, resulting in a serious health scare that nearly derailed his career during the making of the sequel.

A groundbreaking science fiction horror masterpiece that redefined the genre is making its way to a new streaming service, bringing its nightmarish vision to a fresh generation of viewers.

The legendary filmmaker has amassed incredible wealth from his sci-fi blockbuster series, with each installment generating hundreds of millions in personal profits through his unique profit-sharing deal.

The Stranger Things star opens up about her acting journey and reveals which beloved franchise ending she considers the best in movie history, drawing surprising connections to her own show.

The Punisher star Jon Bernthal reveals which movie villain he considers the most frightening in film history, and it's not who you'd expect from this classic thriller.

Discover the fascinating backstory of how two college roommates created some of the most beloved films of the late 1970s, and learn about the surprising casting connection that almost changed movie history.

Quentin Tarantino, a master filmmaker himself, has weighed in on the greatest directorial debut of all time. His choice is a beloved modern classic, but there's a surprising catch to his praise that even the most dedicated film buffs might have missed. What did the legendary director get wrong?

One of the most bizarre moments in superhero movie history involves a single line from Halle Berry in the original X-Men. The delivery was so strange that it's still debated today. But the writer behind the dialogue claims the fault wasn't entirely with the actress, revealing a different intention for the scene.