5 Forgotten '80s Sci-Fi Movies That Still Hold Up Today
You probably won't find these sci-fi movies on many lists of the best movies of the 1980s, but these forgotten gems are worth checking out.
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Emily Blunt Nearly Killed A Co-Star While Filming Her Beloved 2014 Sci-Fi Movie
Edge of Tomorrow is one of Emily Blunt and Tom Cruise's best sci-fi movies. It's also the film where Blunt nearly got her co-star killed during production.
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A Rogue One Actor Was Surprised By How Incomplete The Star Wars Movie's Script Was
Star Wars prequel Rogue One infamously underwent a lot of changes during production, and actor Mads Mikkelsen was surprised to find the script unfinished.
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Landman's Sam Elliott Made His Debut In A Forgotten Western Starring Kirk Douglas
Legendary Western actor and Landman veteran Sam Elliott got his start in an oater that's been mostly forgotten despite starring none other than Kirk Douglas.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger And Sylvester Stallone's Feud, Explained
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone, two of the most prominent action stars ever, once had a legendary feud. Here's the timeline of what happened.
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A Cult '90s Sci-Fi Comedy About Evil Toys Should Get A Remake
This cult '90s sci-fi action-comedy wasn't a hit in its time, but its surprisingly relevant storyline about evil toys makes it a worthy candidate for a reboot.
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Every 2025 Stephen King Movie And TV Adaptation, Ranked
2025 was a big year for Stephen King adaptations. Here are all five movies and TV shows based on the King's work, ranked.
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Viggo Mortensen's Favorite Lord Of The Rings Scene Is One Of The Best In The Trilogy
Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy is filled with fantastic moments, and Viggo Mortensen's favorite scene from those films is easily one of their best.
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The 15 Best Movies Like The Hunger Games Series
If you are a massive fan of "The Hunger Games" franchise, then here are 15 films you need to jot down for immediate viewing.
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How Total Recall Director Paul Verhoeven Felt About Colin Farrell's 2012 Remake
Paul Verhoeven, who directed 1990's Total Recall, had some thoughts about the Colin Farrell-starring 2012 remake of his Philip K. Dick adaptation.
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X-Men: The Animated Series' Beast Actor Had A Cameo In The First Live-Action Movie
Even the biggest comic book movie fans may not realize that the man who voiced Beast in X-Men: The Animated Series had a tiny role in 2000's X-Men film.
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Clint Eastwood And Tim Burton Almost Teamed Up For A Spooky Western
Tim Burton nearly directed Clint Eastwood in The Hawkline Monster, a supernatural Western film that would've paired Eastwood with another screen icon.
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The Rip Fans Will Love Arnold Schwarzenegger's Gritty Action Thriller Streaming On Netflix
Those who've watched The Rip may want to check out Arnold Schwarzenegger's own action flick about cops, cartels, and corruption currently streaming on Netflix.
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Jurassic Park's T-Rex Was Transformed Into A Dragon For A Cult '90s Fantasy Movie
The visual effects assets for Jurassic Park's T-rex were used in the earliest stages of testing for Rob Cohen's 1996 fantasy film Dragonheart.
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Supergirl's Relationship With Her Pet Super-Horse, Comet, Is Completely Disturbing
Supergirl became the ultimate horse girl in the pages of early DC Comics when she dated her pet super-horse, Comet.
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Steve Buscemi Delivered One Of His Deepest Lines In A Kids' Movie
Steve Buscemi has worked with the likes of Martin Scorsese and the Coen Brothers, yet his most profound movie quote came from a truly zany kids' flick.
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Marvel Could Learn A Lesson From 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple's Ending
The final scene of 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple leaves audiences hungry for the next chapter, in a way that Marvel Studios should learn from.
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12 Best Slow Burn Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Some great movies take their time to deliver a meaningful, powerful story, and if you have the patience, you'll be rewarded by these slow burns.
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A '70s Disaster Movie Was So Epic That Two Rival Studios Teamed Up To Make It
The classic 1970s disaster flick The Towering Inferno was so expensive for its time that Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox decided to join forces to release it.
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Billy Zane's Attempt At Superhero Stardom Led To A '90s Flop That Deserves A Second Look
The Phantom may have bombed at the box office, but the Billy Zane-led action adventure is a fun, breezy movie that's much better than its reputation suggests.
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Macaulay Culkin's Home Alone Experience Influenced Harry Potter's Casting
After learning about Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin's troubled home life, director Chris Columbus used extra caution when casting Harry Potter.
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The Rip: The Jake William Casiano Tribute Explained
Netflix crime thriller The Rip stars Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, but in a touching tribute, the first name seen in the movie is Jake William Casiano.
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Roger Ebert Called This Game-Changing Comic Book Movie 'Morally Reprehensible'
Celebrated film critic Roger Ebert saw plenty of disturbing movies over his career, but he called 2010's Kick-Ass 'morally reprehensible.'
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A Major Avatar: Fire And Ash Reveal Was Originally Written For Way Of The Water
The reveal of Kiri's lineage was initially meant to be explored in Avatar: The Way of Water, but it gets much more attention in Avatar: Fire and Ash.
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Sylvester Stallone's Biggest Regret Is Not Turning These Three Movies Into Franchises
Sylvester Stallone says the biggest regret of his career was missing out on the opportunity to turn Demolition Man, Cobra, and one other film into franchises.
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Why Chris Hemsworth Almost Rejected Marvel's Initial Thor Offer
It's hard to imagine any actor other than Chris Hemsworth as Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but he initially turned down the offer.
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Apple TV Needs To Turn This Slow Horses Connected Story Into A Movie
If Apple wants to keep the Slow Horses saga going, they should adapt Nobody Walks, from Slough House novel series author Mick Herron, into a film.
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