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Saltburn director Emerald Fennel considers a domestic drama with erotic overtones set in the world of Jurassic Park a dream project.
Once-great franchises sometimes take a dive, thanks to hapless directors, bad studio decisions and poor writers. Here are a few who bit the dust in no time.
Some movie sequels continue to get a bad wrap, but are they really as terrible as we all remember? Here’s a few that just might deserve a second chance.
Science fiction got a burst of creativity during the 1990s, culminating in a string of iconic classics that every fan deserves to watch.
The 1990s capitalized on the cinematic energy of the preceding decade to crank out some super-fun adventure films, and these are our favorites.
Jurassic World: Dominion and the entire franchise, in fact, are praised by its female stars for empowering women in action films.
Jurassic Park’s sound designer talks in various interviews and publications about the genesis of the infamous T-Rex roar.
A 3D artist makes the T-Rex in Jurassic World a bit more realistic and fear-inducing in an image that changes the design in the film.
From the designer of Cloverfield’s creature, in-camera special effects return in Thai kaiju film out this summer, The Lake.
In an odd moment of comparison, Jurassic World: Dominion’s director says the film’s Giganotosaurus will be like The Joker.