Twister may be an action-packed disaster movie about storm chasers coming face ... the editor suggests that they cover one last story together. This formed the basis for Bill and Jo Harding ...

He is best known for the picture of the tornado used on the cover of the original “Twister” movie. He said that he almost went home on the day the picture was taken back on May 29, 1994.

Let’s get into it, with a minor spoiler warning, just to cover ... “Twister” before “Twisters.” Yes, definitely watch it. You don’t need to see it to understand the new movie, but ...

I had the chance to catch the movie and it was the perfect sequel to the 1996 original Twister movie ... into a ditch or low-lying area. You can cover your head here to keep you safe.

Aaron covers what's exciting and ... storm-chasing is a way of life. Twister hit theaters in 1996 and ended up being the second-highest grossing movie of the year. Thanks to its jaw-dropping ...

The movie is a 'current-day chapter' of 'Twister' In a cover story for Entertainment Weekly, the cast referred to "Twisters" as a "stand-alone sequel." The new film introduces new characters who ...

I guess that’s why they called the movie Twisters! This stand-alone sequel to the popular 1996 disaster flick, Twister, is helmed by Lee Isaac Chung, the writer/director of the Oscar-nominated ...

It shouldn’t be surprising to learn that a movie that simulates multiple tornadoes must rely on special effects. With that being said, Twister came out 28 years ago, and it still looks better ...

It's been almost 30 years since the original Twister movie took American theaters by storm, pun very much intended. After grossing $242 million at the box office, Dr. Jo Harding (Helen Hunt ...

Describing the process of making “Twister,” it sounded like one trial after the other – making sure ILM could handle the movie’s complex visual effects, filming (mostly in the day ...

If you’re heading to your local theater to see “Twisters” and wondering “Do I need to see the original ‘Twister’ first?” Well, no. But revisiting the movie certainly would enhance ...

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