Every James Gunn Movie, Ranked By Rewatchability
Some of James Gunn's movies, like Guardians of the Galaxy and The Suicide Squad, are more rewatchable than others, like Super and Guardians Vol. 2.
Written and directed by James Gunn, Slither tells the story of a small town that gets invaded by an alien mind-controlling parasite. Starring Nathan Fillion as Police Chief Bill Pardy, Elizabeth Banks as Starla Grant, and Michael Rooker as Grant Grant, the 2006 horror comedy marks James Gunn's directorial debut.
Some of James Gunn's movies, like Guardians of the Galaxy and The Suicide Squad, are more rewatchable than others, like Super and Guardians Vol. 2.
Written and directed by James Gunn, Slither tells the story of a small town that gets invaded by an alien mind-controlling parasite. Starring Nathan Fillion as Police Chief Bill Pardy, Elizabeth Banks as Starla Grant, and Michael Rooker as Grant Grant, the 2006 horror comedy marks James Gunn's directorial debut.
The Suicide Squad includes two of James Gunn's frequent collaborators: Michael Rooker and Nathan Fillion, who have appeared in all his movies – but why?
Michael Rooker is an actor well-known for his villainous, lovable characters but recently he's been subject to a trend of bloody death scenes.
James Gunn is famous for the Guardians of the Galaxy movies and The Suicide Squad, but he has also directed other similarly eccentric features.
Nathan Fillion reveals his belief that his Slither protagonist, Police Chief Bill Pardy, would be able to survive the events of The Suicide Squad.
James Gunn's directorial debut Slither is packed with Easter eggs and references to many classic horror movies – and here's every one of them.
Director James Gunn shares some behind-the-scenes photos from Slither to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the cult horror's release date.
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is filled with clever Easter eggs, but one of the most subtle is the choice of closing credits song.
Many B-horror movies have fizzled out in terms of popularity, but James Gunn's Slither was one of the last good examples of how it can be done right.
James Gunn has shared a fan poster for his directorial debut Slither, which shows Michale Rooker's final grotesque form in the movie.
James Gunn's Slither was partly inspired by John Carpenter’s The Thing. It was not a success at the box office, but has since become a cult favorite.
Slither, the sci-fi/horror directorial debut of James Gunn, featured Jenna Fischer from The Office in a supporting role, and here's why.