Writer Joe Eszterhas doesn't think much of the "so-called sequel" to 1992's 'Basic Instinct.' ...

Legendary Hollywood screenwriter Joe Eszterhas, the man behind the likes of Jagged Edge, Sliver, Showgirls, and Jade, has been hard at work on a sequel/ reboot of his nineties erotic crime thriller ...

Basic Instinct was a massive cultural phenomenon when it hit theaters back in 1992. This groundbreaking sensual thriller grossed over 350 million dollars worldwide. The original film starred Michael ...

After nearly 35 years, Joe Eszterhas is back to basics with the follow-up to his 1992 erotic thriller 'Basic Instinct'.

This article contains mild spoilers for “Strung.” Nostalgic for erotic thrillers of the ‘90s like “Sleeping with the Enemy” ...

Being in Steven Spielberg's sci-fi actioner was a career high for everyone involved, but some cast members have soared even ...

Sharon Stone opens up about her mentality during 'Basic Instinct' and what she learned about herself. Stone also thought she accidentally killed an actor.

The 1992 film starred Stone as crime novelist Catherine Tramell, who is implicated in a murder investigation Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Sharon Stone is sharing how her iconic all-white outfit in Basic ...

At the SXSW premiere of Basic, the spotlight wasn’t just on the film—it was also on the simple, everyday joys that keep the cast grounded amid busy careers and bright lights. Studio 512 caught up with ...

At the SXSW premiere of Basic, the cast and creative team behind the buzzy new film gathered to celebrate a project they unanimously agree lives far outside its deceptively simple title. Walking the ...

Director Emerald Fennell won’t be dusting off the ice pick. The “Promising Young Woman” and “Saltburn” filmmaker loves to push the envelope and screenwriter Joe Eszterhas insisted that her attraction ...

Last summer, we learned that Amazon MGM had given screenwriter Joe Eszterhas $2 million to write Basic Instinct 3, and would give him another $2 million if the movie actually got made. The project was ...