- Michelle says she loves using power tools because they make her feel powerful. She can fix anything, including sprinkler systems.
- Her cause is the Environmental Working Group which does research for raiding toxins in the environment, food, plants, products etc.
- Her best advice is to not spend your money all in one go, save it because you never know when you will need it.
- She loved Wonder Woman, Hidden Figures,
and Baby Driver, and hasn't seen a Batman film since The Dark Knight. - Her favorite song to listen to is Lemonade by Beyonce.
- Octavia Spencer said she recently drank wine for the first time (sangria specifically)
- Her cause is City Year, a nonprofit org that partners with inner city schools to help kids graduate
- She loved Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Girls Trip, and The Zookeeper's Wife.
- Her favorite song is 'Freedom' by Beyonce.
- "To thy own self be true" by Whoopi Goldberg is her favorite saying.
- She loves a good workout session because it strengthens her mind and body.
- Kelly Clarkson's favorite place on earth is her farm because she loves the healthy environment
- Her newest album is a little bit soul and she wishes it was her first album.
- Favorite singers: Aretha Franklin, Prince, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, David Bowie, Annie Lennox, and Bonnie Raitt
- She sings in the shower all the time.
- Her cause is XQ Superschools, which teaches science and helps kids to use and apply it in real life.
- Last film she saw was Beatrix at Dinner
- Found out she got namedropped in Hillary Clinton's book after people kept sending it to her and she was very excited to see it. "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is very relatible.
- One of her favorite activities is speedskating.
- Her cause is Anti-Recidivism Coalition, which helps formerly incarcerated individuals and advocates for criminal justice reform.
- Her favorite parts directing Wonder Woman were shooting certain scenes, and also talking to Gal Gadot while wearing a giant snow suit.
- Seeing Hillary Clinton praise Wonder Woman was an honor for her.
- The best advice she ever received was when she trained to be a cameraperson, and the teacher said that it was difficult and hard to understand, but if you embrace it, and go forward, you can do great things.
- Says she was not upset by James Cameron's comments about Wonder Woman
- Her cause is UNICEF
- If she wasn't an actor she would have been an aeronautical engineer working at NASA
- The last great movie she saw was Gifted.
- Her favorite song is Redbone by Childish Gambino
- Would love to play Batman or Iron Man.
- Binge-watches The Handmaid's Tale, The Crown, and hasn't seen Narcos and Game of Thrones latest seasons.
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This movie pretty much changed the course of Dan Stevens' career. Who would have thought that Cousin Matthew from Downton Abbey could make an evil character so enthralling? While there is no actual love/lust subplot in The Guest, there is an obvious sense of tension between Steven's character and the family's daughter (and maybe the younger brother, too). The whole household seems to be enamored with him. Ultimately, Dan plays a soldier with a "mission," and he will do anything to complete it.
This award-winning, classic erotic thriller from 1987 is the grandparent to all similar movies that came after it. That poor rabbit...
The director has mostly done music videos for artists including David Bowie, Janet Jackson, Madonna, Nine Inch Nails, and more. It really shows in the aesthetic of One Hour Photo. The late Robin Williams gives a disturbing, almost pitiable performance here.
Kathy Bates won an Oscar for her performance in this Stephen King adaptation. What hasn't already been said about Misery? The hobbling scene alone will always leave viewers on edge.
The '90s were ripe with these kinds of stories. They were so trashy and embarrassing. Most of the time, they were unwatchable. However, this 1993 entry in the niche subgenre of thrillers is so-bad-it's-good. Alicia, who was seventeen at the time, looks nothing like a fourteen-year old, but that withstanding, she gives it her all as the unbalanced, hormonal stalker.
This 1996 teen thriller had a great cast. Mark Wahlberg plays the psycho boyfriend a bit too well, and Reese Witherspoon is sympathetic. Poor Alyssa Milano. Her character really suffers a lot in this one. The Sundays' "Wild Horses" cover will never be the same to you after that one scene on the roller coaster.
Scream queen and ultimate final girl Jamie Lee Curtis switched it up in this 1994 mess. She plays an unrealistically unhinged parent so well that you just forget how terrible a movie this is. Laughing makes it more tolerable.
This torture porn isn't as torturous as stuff like Hostel or even the The Hills Have Eyes remake, but it can be brutal. Yet the ending is so cathartic.
The mother from Arrested Development and Archer steals the show in Clint Eastwood's directorial debut as a director.
The other posters for this movie completely spoil the story, but perhaps it's not that surprising of a twist either. This Crush is hardly a step above Lifetime garbage. It's harmless, though. Unlike the stalker in this movie. It shouldn't be surprising that the script was written by the guy who wrote The Roommate.
Single White Female's title is so iconic that even those who have never seen it know the basic plot. Jennifer Jason Leigh seems like she had a lot of fun making this.
This Fatal Attraction for the teenage demo is really bad and generic, but hey, it's funny to watch at least once if you catch it on basic cable one weekend afternoon.
J.Lo, what were you thinking? Really?
This stalker thriller tanked at the box office, not even making its budget back. That doesn't mean it's wholly bad. However, The Fan drags at a running time a few minutes short of two hours. A good thirty minutes shorter and The Fan would have been much more tolerable.
The director's debut is a sick one that will make you squirm. Some people really can't take rejection well, can they?
This subpar thriller is forgettable except for a very tragic scene involving a cat. Yeah, that's a spoiler. Consider this a favor.
The Temp is so god awful, but you can't stop watching. Especially as you eagerly anticipate how much bigger Lara Flynn Boyle's hair can get throughout the movie.
This box office runaway was a great vehicle for Rebecca De Mornay, who really does play crazy well. It may not have aged well, but The Hand That Rocks the Cradle is a classic in sordid psycho-thrillers of the early '90s.
This may be a controversial if not debatable opinion: This is Nicole Kidman's best performance. If anything, it might be her most entertaining one.
This is a highly messed up story written by Kim Ki-duk (3-Iron). It shares a dark tale about the victim of stalking, and it has a very startling ending.
