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Get cozy on the couch and prepare to watch Cameron Diaz shine in these movies.

John Lennon had no interest in appearing in a Disney film. He outright rejected the company's offer.

James Cameron once gave Matt Damon some advice on regretting turning down the first ‘Avatar’ movie.

Halle Berry once revealed what the worst aspect of shooting ‘Catwoman’ was back in the day.

Sylvester Stallone once shared how movies like Matt Damon’s ‘Bourne’ series made him look at ‘The Expendables’ in a different way.

Claire Danes experimented with a film genre she was unfamiliar with when she signed on to do ‘Terminator 3’, but casting her in the film meant replacing another younger actor.

A lot of horror movies are inspired by paganism in some way. One horror movie took things a step further by inventing a new pagan god.

The actors found one scene in particular difficult to film, causing Erivo to have 'a big old breakdown.'

J.J. Abrams and Steven Spielberg could’ve worked together on this sci-fi blockbuster if ‘Lost’ didn’t get in the way.

Horror movies are rarely critical darlings, and it's even rarer for a horror sequel to garner critical acclaim. The best horror movie sequel, however, seems to be universally loved.

Letitia Wright and Nika King helped bring this moving true story to life on the big screen, receiving strong reviews as it premiered.

Arnold Schwarzenegger once shared how working on ‘Terminator 3’ was different than his prior two ‘Terminator’ movies.

The 1960s saw the release of many classic horror films, including 'Psycho', 'The Birds', and 'Carnival of Souls'. My favorite 1960s horror film is more over the top.

Andrew Garfield once revealed what it was really like playing the superhero Spider-Man, a character he wanted to be since he was a kid.

A look into the long friendship between Will Smith and the director of the ‘Men in Black’ trilogy Barry Sonnenfeld.

One of the most popular Halloween movies is, of course, 'Halloween'. However, John Carpenter's slasher doesn't embody the spirit of October 31st as much as a later cult classic does.

Horror movies might be known more for death scenes than anything else. For that reason, pinning down the best horror movie death should be challenging — but it isn't.

The greatest horror movie villain is a tragic hero as well as an anti-hero and that is what makes her so compelling.

Christian Bale was one of many fans who were interested to see what Joaquin Phoenix could do in the role of The Joker.

The actor called the music mogul 'intense' after working with him on the 2010 film 'Get Him to the Greek.'