Tom Cruise's "Mission Impossible 8" director revealed that a fan almost had a heart attack during a screening due to daring stunts.

Then, he told me about Hannibal, which I always assumed was the scariest movie ever made because one scene (in which Ray Liotta gets fed his own brain) made somebody faint. Twice! Despite having seen worse things already,

Director Christopher McQuarrie teases intense audience reactions to upcoming Mission: Impossible film, featuring death-defying stunts and underwater sequences.

Impossible - The Final Reckoning” may want to have a health checkup beforehand. According to director Christopher McQuarrie, the final instalment of the Tom Cruise’s hit spy franchise - films that have become known for upping the crazy with each title when it comes to stunts - has a sequence that gave

The Final Reckoning, is teasing the Tom Cruise movie, and audiences are seemingly in for a thrilling film. In what is reportedly the final film of the franchise starring Cruise, McQuarrie said that an audience member at an early screening had quite the reaction.

Impossible franchise has high-octane action, and The Final Reckoning ups the ante, as a viewer nearly had a “heart attack” during a recent screening of the Tom Cruise-led movie. Director Christopher McQuarrie recently recalled the experience to Empire,

Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning director, Christopher McQuarrie, has claimed that an audience member “almost had a heart attack” during a screening of the new Tom Cruise film. The film is set to be the next and possible final installment in the long-running Mission: Impossible franchise.

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The Final Reckoning' is in theaters May 23 The filmmaker behind Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible movies has reason to believe audiences will feel the thrills behind the series' reportedly final film.