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Michael Dorn, who played Worf across several Star Trek projects, said that he nearly quit The Next Generation after just two seasons because of all that makeup.
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The 1960s were over 50 years ago. As you might imagine, some films from that era haven't aged very well. Here are five examples.
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This 1990s horror fantasy featuring Christopher Walken wasn't a hit, but it became a cult classic for a good reason. Now it's on Paramount+.
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Marvel had their own Teen Titans-style superhero team, but the group has been virtually retired every since a controversial decision.
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Superhero films released in the 1970s look nothing like the comic book movies we see today, and here are five our our absolute favorites.
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After numerous cancellations and revivals, Futurama has proven to be unkillable. Here's why the animated sci-fi comedy is weirdly comforting.
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Before Seinfeld, Jason Alexander starred in the 1987 sitcom Everything's Relative, which was canceled after one season and is hard to find (legally) today.
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Wuthering Heights is returning to the big screen with Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, but the 1939 adaptation starring Laurence Olivier is still a must-watch.
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One of Liam Neeson's best and most underappreciated films impressed the late, great Roger Ebert. Here's why you should check out this historical adventure.
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Before working on Alien: Resurrection, filmmaker Jean-Pierre Jeunet directed Ron Perlman in a truly visually extravagant sci-fi fantasy movie.
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Legendary singer/songwriter Bob Dylan once said that his favorite movie was Martin Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ.
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The Boys star Karl Urban once lead a sci-fi crime series executive produced by J. J. Abrams, but it ended up getting canceled way too soon.
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As a director, Guillermo del Toro has never backed down from a challenge. Unfortunately, perhaps his toughest film to make was also a box office flop.
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James Cameron's favorite Avatar: Fire and Ash scene involves glowing worms, aggressive tendrils, and careful character work from Oona Chaplin and Stephen Lang.
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Stephen King's all-time favorite movies include a classic Western film that, fittingly enough, often plays more like a horror story.
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What many consider to be the first Midnight Movie, this surreal (though controversial) Western flick found a loyal supporter in John Lennon.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy has delivered a fascinating Deep Space Nine epilogue in which one of that show’s greatest mysteries is resolved.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy pays tribute to Avery Brooks in an episode that explores the lingering mystery of Benjamin Sisko.
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2001's The Score brought Robert De Niro and Marlon Brando together on screen, but a major request from Brando made it a stressful film to shoot for De Niro.
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The direct sequel to Star Trek: First Contact didn't happen on the big screen, but instead in the pages of a Star Trek/X-Men crossover comic book.
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Legendary sci-fi writer Harlan Ellison is responsible for one of the very best episodes of the original Star Trek series, but he hated Hollywood.
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Even film students are struggling to sit through feature-length movies these days, but there's a way for them (and everyone else) to change that.
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One of Sam Raimi's most underrated films was a supernatural thriller co-written by Billy Bob Thornton. No, we're not making this up.
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Ian McKellen is returning as Magneto in Avengers: Doomsday, and he's seemingly revealed a spoiler about something the character does in the movie.
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The late, great David Lynch only directed one Western during his career, and the results are characteristically interesting.
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One of Orson Welles' lesser-known vehicles, this '60s Western stars the legendary actor/filmmaker as a pretty terrifying (and slimy) villain.
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Varang, the Na'vi villain in Avatar: Fire and Ash, rides an ikran called a Nightwraith. But the creature had a much cuter name behind-the-scenes.
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