The Pope's Exorcist: Russell Crowe Wanted To Have A Few Father Amorth Easter Eggs
Russell Crowe, who plays Father Amorth in "The Pope's Exorcist" wanted to pay tribute to the priest by slipping a few references to his work as easter eggs.
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Renfield: Where You Can Watch At Home
"Renfield" came out in theaters a month ago, and fans can already pay to watch it at home. However, it should be available on Peacock shortly. -
Evil Dead Rise Drops Its First 10 Minutes Online
Fans can get a sneak peek of the horror film "Evil Dead Rise" before seeing it in theaters, as the first 10 minutes have been officially released on Youtube. -
Who Plays Henry In The Pope's Exorcist?
In "The Pope's Exorcist," one of the younger actors has the tall order of playing a character who is possessed by a horrifying demon. -
Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey's Hong Kong Ban Has A Bizarre History
"Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey," which was slated to show in over 30 Hong Kong theaters on, was unceremoniously pulled from schedules for a weird reason. -
Netflix's Bird Box Barcelona - Everything You Need To Know
"Bird Box" proved to be a massive success upon its release. But what kind of information is currently available about the upcoming "Bird Box Barcelona?" -
Stephen King's The Monkey Getting A Film Adaptation With Theo James
"The White Lotus" star Theo James will star in "The Monkey," based on Stephen King's short story of the same name. Here's what we know so far. -
The Thing's Special Effects Were So Convincing The Crew Had To Prove That No Animals Were Harmed
When "The Thing" released, the special effects were so convincing that the crew had to prove no animals were actually harmed during filmmaking. -
Welcome To Derry: Andy Muschietti Teases A New Bowers Character In A Big Role
Muschietti has revealed a behind-the-scenes look at the "It" prequel series "Welcome to Derry," teasing a new character presumably related to Henry Bowers. -
Evil Dead Rise: When You Can Watch At Home
While "Evil Dead Rise" is still in theaters, audiences can soon watch it at home if they purchase or rent the new scary movie inspired by the cult classic. -
Make Godzilla Scary Again (And Hire Clive Barker For The Job)
"Godzilla" started out as a smart horror franchise and reinvented itself as mindless, escapist entertainment. But these movies work best when they're scary. -
The Thing: Why Windows' Name Caused Frustration Behind The Scenes
Thomas G. Waites remained true to his take on his "The Thing" character, Windows, despite how much it annoyed and frustrated the other actors behind the scenes. -
The 10 Scariest Horror Movies Of All Time According To Artificial Intelligence
Domo arigato, Mr. Roboto. We asked ChatGPT to name the 10 scariest movies, and the artificial intelligence chose "The Exorcist," "The Babadook" and more. -
Scream 6: Stu Macher Theories Continue Despite Death Confirmation From Creator
Even after "Scream 6," many fans still seem convinced that Stu Macher, one of the original killers from the first film, is alive and plotting. -
14 Horror Films With An Unexpected Final Hero
Whether they were deliberately seeking out danger or just stumbled across it by accident, these are 14 horror films with an unexpected final hero. -
Fear Street Part 2: The L484 Pill Explained
Here's everything you need to know about the L484 pill featured in Netflix's Fear Street: Part 2. -
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Is The House Real & What Happened To It After Filming?
When Tobe Hooper was filming 1974's "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre," he likely didn't realize the shoot location would become a restaurant bearing his name. -
The Pope's Exorcist: Maximus Vs. Satan Was Always The Plan, Not A Biopic
"The Pope's Exorcist" director Julius Avery shared that though the film is based on a real person, the fiction (not the facts) was always his interest. -
Jamie Foxx Wrote His Version Of Stephen King's Misery Based On A 'Weird' Evening With A Couple
Jamie Foxx revealed in an interview that he wrote a version of Stephen King's Misery based on a "weird" evening he spent with a couple who were fans of his. -
Cloverfield Sequel: The Franchise's Slusho Website Is Back Online
The Slusho website used to advertise 2008's "Cloverfield" is back online. Is this a sign that the new sequel is coming along? -
Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey - Is Piglet Really Dead?
After watching the gruesome take on "Winnie the Pooh" via "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey," viewers want to know if Piglet is really dead. -
Why Joe Chill From Gotham Knights Looks So Familiar
The killer of Batman's parents is an actor you've seen in countless horror movies before. -
How Tigger Could Appear In Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey 2
Here's how Tigger could be included in Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 after missing out on the entire first season. -
12 Horror Franchises That Desperately Need A Requel
Horror movies have had devoted fans since the beginning, and many horror franchises have made a return recently. Here are horror franchises in need of a requel. -
Evil Dead Rise's Director Was Given Two Pieces Of Advice From Sam Raimi
Sam Raimi had some important information for the director of "Evil Dead Rise," especially when it came to two different elements of the story. -
Cocaine Bear's O'Shea Jackson Thinks He Had An Easier Time On Set Than Dad Ice Cube Did In Anaconda
According to Cocaine Bear star O'Shea Jackson Jr., shooting the film was easier for him than it was for his dad Ice Cube in 1997's Anaconda. -
Scream: Why Matthew Lillard's Ghostface Is The Most Ruthless In The Franchise
Matthew Lillard's Stu Macher was the most dangerous of all the Ghostfaces in the Scream film franchise, and there are many reasons why.
