A woman spent tens of thousands of dollars decorating her entire home with Monsters, Inc. memorabilia — and even changed her own name to match a character from the movie Laura Sullivan, 36, has been ...

Bong Joon Ho's first monster film defied creature-feature convention while delivering heart, horror, and humor that endures nearly 20 years later. Reading time 3 minutes A widely understood trademark ...

"There's something out in the fjord." The big guy is coming to eat us all. Samuel Goldwyn Films has unveiled an official US trailer for the upcoming Norwegian creature feature action-horror movie ...

This video uncovers the terrifying feeding behavior of a shark known for devouring nearly anything alive in its territory. Researchers break down the unique anatomy that allows it to latch onto prey ...

Andy Mingo and Kirsten Stewart wrote the screenplay for The Chronology of Water. “It’s produced by Ridley Scott, Charles Gillibert, Yulia Zayceva, Max Pavlov, Svetlana Punte, Michael Pruss, Rebecca ...

Jeremy has more than 2200 published articles on Collider to his name, and has been writing for the site since February 2022. He's an omnivore when it comes to his movie-watching diet, so will gladly ...

The movie studio closed a deal this week to develop the toy phenomenon as a feature film. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Sony Pictures, home of the Jumanji movies and, via its animation division, ...

But they weren’t all winners. In fact, quite a few ’50s monster movies were extremely rough around the edges. But, of those lesser films, some of them continue to hold a compulsively watchable charm.

Like Victor, making "Frankenstein" changed del Toro, and he tells IndieWire he's ready to abandon the soundstage craft he's been perfecting for 30 years to make a rougher, grounded '70s-style film.

In what now feels like a humbling admission of my own naiveté, I sat down to watch “Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Films” under the baseless impression that Disney+’s new streaming documentary was ...