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One of America's Oldest Taco Bell Locations Is Closing Forever

1 week ago | screencrush.com | Evan Paul

Taco Bell is an institution in America, but we’re seeing the end of an era: The restaurant chain’s longest-standing brick and mortar location is going to close forever. The Scottsdale, Ariz. Taco Bell is one of the oldest standing mission-style locations, which is basically a nod to the throwback Taco Bell cantina-style ones from way back in the day. It was also running 24 hours a day when it wrapped up shop.
People in This State Told to Avoid Drive-Thrus for Scary Reason

1 week ago | screencrush.com | Donny Meacham

People who live in a Southern U.S. state have been warned to temporarily steer clear of drive-thrus for health- and environment-related reasons. Millions of Texas residents in Houston — one of the most ozone-polluted cities in the country — as well as residents of Galveston and Brazoria are being asked not to go through fast-food drive-thru lanes for an alarming reason.
25 Actors Who Turned Down Huge Roles in Movies

1 week ago | screencrush.com | Matt Singer

In the 1998 movie Sliding Doors, a woman played by Gwyneth Paltrow narrowly makes it onto a train — and, in an alternate storyline that plays out parallel to the first, misses the train. The whole film goes back and forth between the two Paltrows (the one who caught that subway, and the one who didn’t) showing how this single small action can have enormous consequences on someone’s life.
Actors and Actresses Who Took Method Acting Too Far

1 week ago | screencrush.com | Ryan Reichard

Over the years, Method acting has given way to breathtaking performances across various mediums, from film to TV and stage shows. But what about when Method acting goes too far? According to Cambridge Dictionary, Method acting is an immersive technique used by actors and performers who want to understand, feel and live the emotions of a character. This form of acting is typically used for more complex roles, as it can help the actor understand the person they are playing on a psychological level.
The Most Intense Medical Shows Ever

1 week ago | screencrush.com | Emma Stefansky

These days, we all just want to come home at the end of the day, sit back on our comfy couch, and unwind by watching the most stressful medical drama show we can find. The good news is there are tons of them, each more high-octane than the last, curing any delusions we might have had that we would be able to hold it together while staffing an emergency room full of screaming patients.
Disney Wanted Steve Martin to Play Goofy in ‘A Goofy Movie’

1 week ago | screencrush.com | Matt Singer

Disney+ has a new feature-length documentary called Not Just a Goof, a look at the making of A Goofy Movie, which has become one of the most improbable nostalgic favorites of the Disney company’s ’90s output. A big reason why the film remains so beloved, the doc argues, is the passion and perspective of its director, Kevin Lima, who is interviewed at length in the movie.
The Academy Finally Adds Oscar for Stunts

2 weeks ago | screencrush.com | Matt Singer

There are Academy Awards for nearly every facet of moviemaking, from directing, to writing to visual effects to costumes to production design. (A new Best Casting Oscar will be given for the first time in 2026.) But there has never been an Oscar for stunts, despite calls from many corners of the industry to add one for many years. At last, the men and women of the stunt world will be honored by the Academy, as the organization announced today that they will finally add an Oscar for stunt design.
The Best Movie For Each Letter of the Alphabet

2 weeks ago | screencrush.com | Matt Singer

Picking the best movie for every single letter of the alphabet: Contrary to the song, it’s not quite as easy as 1-2-3. After all, some letters are a lot more popular than others. Just take the letter G. You’ve got The Godfather, of course. (And The Godfather Part II, for that matter.) There’s Ghostbusters, that’s a total ’80s classic. Few recent movies are better than Get Out. And arguably the most powerful film in the history of motion pictures starts with the letter G: Gymkata.
‘Sinners’ Review: A Heavenly Horror Film From Ryan Coogler

2 weeks ago | screencrush.com | Matt Singer

It is simple enough to say a movie is suspenseful, but how do you quantify how suspenseful it is? Here is one way. Ryan Coogler’s new film Sinners generates so much suspense — and then sustains it for so long — that at one particularly anxious point I heard a small snap from my seat.I looked down and realized I had tensed up and squeezed my notebook so hard that I cracked its back cover. (Yes, I take notes during movies, like all extremely cool persons do.)So yeah, Sinners is pretty intense.
Taco Bell Is Finally Bringing Back a Beloved Menu Item

2 weeks ago | screencrush.com | Evan Paul

Taco Bell knows how to stir up their fans. Now, they have decided to bring back their beloved Doritos Locos Tacos. The Doritos Locos Tacos are a collaboration between Taco Bell and their once-parent company, Frito-Lay, that started way back in 2012. Parade reports that the Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Tacos have long been available on the Taco Bell menu, but the Cool Ranch flavored version was taken off the menu in 2019 in an attempt to simplify their menu.