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These mind-blowing movies might change the way you see reality.
They might even make you question whether your reality is reality. Whoa.
If nothing else, they'll keep you entertained. Here's our list.
Planet of the Apes (1968) 20th Century FoxBased on Pierre Boulle's 1963 novel, the film was co-written by Michael Wilson ...
Here are the 12 best serial killer movies we've ever seen, ranked in order from least to most great.
From dark comedies to explorations of empathy, disguised as serial killer stories, all have something to say about crimes and society at large.
Here are the best serial killer movies ever made.
13 - Freeway (1996) Republic PicturesMathew Br...
Here are the best movie plot twists ever, ranked from least to most great.
As you'll see, we tend to prefer plot twists that change a movie over plot twists that end a movie.
But we love plot twists of all kinds.
But First Credit: 20th Century StudiosThere are lots of surprises that aren't really twists. A twist...
Here are 12 Animal House behind the scenes stories, including one about an actress, pictured above, who wasn't in the movie.
There are many who consider 1978’s Animal House one of the best, perhaps even the best, comedy movie. It’s iconic, though those posters of John Belushi’s Bluto in his “COLLEGE” sweatshirt were too ubiquitous, and hopefully co...
One Battle After Another editor Andy Jurgensen quickly learned that editing a Paul Thomas Anderson film isn’t just about piecing together footage. It’s learning how to breathe inside someone else’s rhythm, particularly when that tempo changes from scene to scene.
“You start developing shorthand with somebody,” says Jurgensen, who earned his first Oscar nom...