Ghostbusters Director Ivan Reitman Settles The Debate On Whether It's A Comedy Or Horror Film
"Ghostbusters": comedy or horror? While fans have debated this genre-hopping movie since its first release, director Ivan Reitman actually had an answer.
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Kelsey Grammer's 1996 Comedy Flop Is Still Worth Checking Out
Despite its status as a flop, audiences are giving Kelsey Grammer's 1996 comedy film "Down Periscope" a positive reassessment today. -
Janine's Iconic Glasses In Ghostbusters Were Not Originally Part Of Her Costume
"Ghostbusters" is an iconic sci-fi comedy full of well-known imagery, and this one accessory worn by secretary Janine has a funny and unexpected origin. -
The Workaholics Movie Has Been Scrapped By Paramount+
From 2011-2017, "Workaholics" was a cult hit that spoofed the insanities and inanities of the modern workplace. Now, Adam DeVine says the movie is scrapped. -
Tom Hanks Named Turner And Hooch's Exhausting Production His Most Difficult Shoot
The most grueling moment that Tom Hanks recalls originates from the 1989 film "Turner and Hooch," which saw the actor working alongside a very hairy co-star. -
The Community Movie Will Finally Roll Cameras In June
Community fans rejoice. It seems the movie of the beloved show is coming sooner than you might think — June to be exact. -
Eddie Murphy And Jonah Hill Hilariously Butt Heads In The Trailer For You People
Netflix's "You People" is set for release in late January and the trailer has dropped. With Eddie Murphy and Jonah Hill leading the way, we're in for a treat. -
Nicolas Cage's Dracula Film Renfield Hits All The Vampire Tropes
Despite the comedic twists, astute fans of the vampire genre will notice that the Renfield trailer packs in references to other iconic bloodsucker stories. -
Nicolas Cage Doesn't Suck As Dracula In The First Renfield Trailer
The first trailer for "Renfield" has arrived, and it's exactly what we needed. Check out Nicolas Cage as Dracula and Nicholas Hoult as the titular sidekick. -
The Ending Of White Noise Explained
Noah Baumbach's "White Noise" boasts a dizzyingly complex ending. We're here to explain it, from the supermarket dance sequence to the German nuns. -
Who Did Matthew Lawrence Play In Planes, Trains, And Automobiles?
Matthew Lawrence played in some hit television shows during his career. However, the actor also had a role in the 1987 comedy Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. -
Mike Judge's Office Space Inspired A $300,000 Copycat Theft
Ermenildo "Ernie" Castro, a software engineer from Washington State, was recently arrested for launching a scheme inspired by "Office Space." -
Things Only Adults Notice In The Little Rascals
The Little Rascals is filled with adult-themed jokes and Easter eggs that only grown ups will catch when watching the '90s adaptation of the classic kids show -
Delicious American Pie Facts Fans Will Devour About The Franchise
"American Pie" is widely regarded as one of the best teen comedy franchises of all time. Here are some delicious facts fans will devour about the franchise. -
Ghostbusters Star Annie Potts Doesn't Think Bill Murray Ever Read The Script
According to Annie Potts, who starred in "Ghostbusters," fellow "Ghostbusters" star Bill Murray likely never even read the movie script. -
Ghostbusters' Improvisation Proved To Be A Major Learning Curve For Annie Potts
Annie Potts had the comedic chops to play a pivotal role in "Ghostbusters," but she faced a steep learning curve trying to keep up with all of the improv. -
John Belushi And Jack Nicholson's Bizarre Feud Explained
John Belushi and Jack Nicholson had a strained relationship after the former starred in Nicholson's "Goin' South" production. Here's what happened to the pair. -
Comedy Fans Compared Jim Carrey And Will Ferrell's Careers (& The Winner Is Clear)
Although both are beloved, fans on Reddit came together to discuss Jim Carrey and Will Ferrell's contributions to comedy, and it's clear who they preferred. -
Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead Is Next Up To Be A Cult Classic
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead wasn't always a cult classic, but with enough '90s antics and a little help from HBO, it got there. -
The Unfilmed Transaction Scene In Clerks Explains The Original Ending
By now fans are aware of the alternate ending to Kevin Smith's seminal film "Clerks," but what they may not know is that it was intended to be set up earlier. -
Rat Race Is A Criminally Underrated Comedy
While some may criticize the off-the-wall 2001 comedy "Rat Race," it seems even two decades after the fact, fans still think of it as criminally underrated. -
Drew Barrymore's Reaction To The Wedding Singer's Grow Old With You Was Completely Genuine
Drew Barrymore revealed on her show that she didn't want to listen to "Grow Old With You" before it was played for her in "The Wedding Singer." -
Spirited's Will Ferrell Explains Why 'Good Afternoon' Is Such A Hostile Phrase
Will Ferrell stars in the musical "Spirited," which contains one musical number about how profane the phrase "Good afternoon" actually is. -
Why David Krumholtz Believes Bernard The Elf Was Such A Standout In The Santa Clause
David Krumholtz returns as his iconic character in "The Santa Claus" franchise -- here's what he had to say about why Bernard is such a beloved character. -
The Unfilmed Funding Scene From Ferris Bueller's Day Off Is Sigh-Inducing
Fans may wonder how Ferris Bueller funded his extravagant day off. An unfilmed scene in the movie's script provides the answer to where he found the money. -
The Home Alone 2 Climbing Stunt That Left Daniel Stern Covered In Bruises
What some fans may not know is that there was a "Home Alone 2" climbing stunt that left Daniel Stern covered in bruises at the end of the day. -
Reddit Crowns Trading Places As Its Favorite Unofficial Christmas Movie
Redditors crowned Trading Places as its favorite unofficial Christmas movie. The film embraces the holiday spirit, even if it's not all about Christmas.
