MOVIES

Who doesn't have a hundred grand to blow on a Jurassic Park velociraptor cage?

Since 1978, the Sundance Film Festival has been a launching point for independent filmmakers and a staple of American cinema.

Thanks to the miracle of concept art and screen tests, there’s an alternate dimension of blockbusters where Nic Cage was Superman, Jeremy Sisto has Leonardo DiCaprio’s career, and a Sam Kinison biopic dominated the box office.

Most movies are easy to make. Then there are these monuments to the determination of their directors, casts, and crews.

You'll probably be spending a lot of time with family over the next couple of weeks. When conversation turns to the treatment Great Aunt Ethel is trying for that nagging cyst that's been bothering her, here are a few bits of holiday movie trivia you can t

It’s hard to imagine getting cats to do anything they don’t want to do. And yet professional cat acting still exists, against all odds.

Just because an author can write a best-selling and critically acclaimed novel doesn’t necessarily mean he can make the transition to screenwriter.

Actor, director, and occasional presidential candidate Tom Laughlin passed away last week at the age of 82. Laughlin will probably be remembered most for the film Billy Jack, which he wrote, directed, and co-starred in.

It's been a long road to the big screen for the beloved DC comics character.

Making and distributing a short film is relatively less expensive than making a feature film, and sometimes it’s a director’s ticket to stardom in Hollywood. Here are 19 short films that were expanded into full-length feature films.

While unoriginal sequels have become commonplace, there are still some films that remain sacred, despite the sometimes decades of persistent rumors that a sequel is in the works.

They might make you see your favorite movies in a different light.