The joyous five-minute dance sequence in “The Life of Chuck” might be unexpected from the horror maestro. Star Annalise Basso takes behind the scenes of its filming.

Flanagan explains how the dance underscores the movie's overall message. One of the most memorable scenes in director Mike Flanagan' s latest movie, The Life of Chuck, is a five-and-a-half-minute ...

A new Life of Chuck featurette discusses Heather Langenkamp, Mia Sara, Carl Lumbly, Matthew Lillard, David Dastmalchian, Karen Gillan, Annalise Basso, and Harvey Guillen’s supporting roles.

Rather, Flanagan and Moore ensure that our attention remains laser-focused on only Hiddleston and Basso, the two performers engaged in a tiny human drama of movement and music.

The cosmic calendar and Walt Whitman’s “Song of Myself” work in unlikely tandem in “The Life of Chuck,” filmmaker Mike Flanagan’s latest venture into Stephen King’s multitude-packed ...

The key scene in the film is an epic dance between Hiddleston and Annalise Basso, which is meant to be a moment of pure joy and release for Chuck.

The key scene in the film is an epic dance between Hiddleston and Annalise Basso, which is meant to be a moment of pure joy and release for Chuck.

(L to R) Annalise Basso and Tom Hiddleston in 'The Life of Chuck'. Photo: Neon. ‘The Life of Chuck’ receives 8 out of 10 stars.

Director Mike Flanagan may understand Stephen King’s darker side better than most, but he also has a good handle on the author’s sentimental bent. “The Life of Chuck” mines both.

Hiddleston with Annalise Basso in the dancing scene from “The Life of Chuck.” Neon When the dance happens in the second act, Chuck, a businessman, is on a walk.

His impromptu dance partner is Janice (Annalise Basso), who has just been dumped by her boyfriend via text message, and the pair makes magic as a large crowd gathers around them.