It's Always Sunny's Glenn Howerton Wants An Al Pacino Cameo With Lots Of Screaming
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The Craziest Horror Pregnancies Ranked (Including The First Omen)
In honor of The First Omen, we're looking at (and ranking) some of the craziest horror movie pregnancies. -
With ER, Quentin Tarantino Learned Directing TV Was Different Than Movies
On one of his movie sets, the buck stops with Quentin Tarantino. However, with TV, the producer is 'The Man,' as the director learned working on ER. -
Disney's The Little Mermaid Series Has Always Been A Showcase For Diversity
Halle Bailey was a wonderful addition to the Disney Princess canon in The Little Mermaid, and Gabrielle helped pave the way. -
How A Largely Forgotten Stephen King Movie Sequel Does What The Original Never Could
Stephen King didn't write The Rage: Carrie 2, but the horrific themes throughout this maligned sequel are just as terrifying. -
7 Stephen King Books That Should Be Movies, Ranked
Stephen King is the king of horror for a reason, but here are seven of his unadapted books that we think would make stellar horror movies or TV shows. -
How Elvis Ended Up In Disney's Lilo & Stitch (And How It Changed The Movie)
The Elvis connection in Disney's Lilo & Stitch goes far deeper than just the King's affinity for starring in movies on the island. -
Dumbo Would Have Been Time Magazine's 'Mammal-Of-The-Year' If Not For One Horrific Event
Dumbo became a cuddly and cute icon for audiences everywhere when he hit the big screen in 1941, right before Pearl Harbor sidelined his time in the spotlight. -
Why Ryan Gosling Originally Turned Down The Part Of Ken
Scheduling conflicts kept Ryan Gosling from agreeing to star in Barbie for a long time, but the actor also secretly worried that he wasn't Ken-ough. -
The 12 Best Julia Roberts Movies, Ranked
Julia Roberts is one of Hollywood's brightest stars, consistently bringing emotional depth and magnetism to any role. Here's a ranking of her best movies. -
Nicolas Cage Ripped Out His Own Real Teeth For One Of His Earliest Roles
Remember how Nicolas Cage is missing a tooth in Moonstruck? It's because he pulled it out (don't worry, it was a baby tooth) for his previous role in Birdy. -
How Each Season Of True Detective Is Defined By Its Location
From the bayous of Louisiana to the frozen darkness of northern Alaska, the locations of True Detective are a character in their own right. -
How Gremlins' Infamous Christmas Story Managed To Make It Into The Film
Kate's 'Why I Hate Christmas' scene in Gremlins is the truest horror of the whole film, and it was almost cut out by the studio. -
The Unfortunate Lawsuit That Came Out Of Ridley Scott's Gladiator
Ridley Scott's Gladiator was at the center of a lawsuit with the estate of a legendary composer. -
The Gladiator Scene That Nearly Killed Russell Crowe
Russell Crowe had stunt doubles on Gladiator, but one scene had him up close and personal with danger. -
Horror Film Soft & Quiet Was Inspired By A Real-Life Viral Moment
Beth de Araújo's white supremacist horror movie Soft & Quiet was inspired by a highly-discussed viral video from 2020. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Mork & Mindy
Several members of the Mork & Mindy cast (including the beloved Robin Williams) have sadly passed away. However, one of the main stars is still alive today. -
You Probably Forgot Matthew Perry Was On Another Classic Sitcom Before Friends
Before he was on Friends, Matthew Perry had a brief but memorable role on the sitcom Growing Pains. Learn all about the part right here. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Original Superman Movie
Sadly, over the years, several members of the 1978 Superman movie cast have passed away. However, there are a select few still living to this day. -
George Lucas' First Screening Of The Star Wars Trailer Was A Total Flop
An early screening of a trailer for Star Wars left several viewers and friends of George Lucas cold, but we all know how things turned out in the end. -
The Correct Order To Watch The Saw Franchise
The Saw franchise is famously jagged and complex, often jumping back and forth in time, so what's the best way to watch the films? We investigate. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1979's The Amityville Horror
The original 1979 film version of The Amityville Horror boasts an exceptional cast, several members of which are still alive and thriving to this day. -
The Correct Order To Watch All Of M. Night Shyamalan's Movies
What a twist! These are the M. Night Shyamalan movies in order, all the way up to this latest work, Knock at the Cabin. -
The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Mama's Family
Several members of the Mama's Family cast are still alive today, but not all of them remain active when it comes to their careers in Hollywood. -
Is Kevin Smith's Tusk 2 Still Happening? Or Are We Done With Justin Long As A Human Walrus?
Kevin Smith's Tusk shocked audiences silly when it came out back in 2014, but is there enough fan buzz and studio interest for a Tusk 2? Let's find out. -
Saw 3 Ending Explained: Carrying On The Jigsaw Legacy
Do you want to play a game? Read this Saw 3 ending explainer before you fall in a vat of acid! Okay, that won't happen, but you should still read this. -
Relic Ending Explained: Beware The Black Spot
A family curse is more allegorical than literal in the chilling ending of 2020 psychological horror film Relic.
