How Keith David Felt About John Carpenter's The Thing Ending
John Carpenter's The Thing has a memorable and ambiguous ending. Here's what co-star Keith David thinks about that moment.
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Paul Verhoeven's Biggest Flop Had A Sequel You Probably Haven't Seen
This infamous Paul Verhoeven flop is considered a trashterpiece nowadays. It also spawned what might be one of the strangest belated sequels ever.
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Why Christopher Reeve Was Cast As Superman, According To A DC Producer
According to producer Pierre Spengler, Christopher Reeve was ultimately cast as Superman because he had a particular quality that the DC film role needed.
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25 Movies Like Pride & Prejudice You Need To Watch Next
If you love the 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen's classic Pride & Prejudice, here are more movies that you should add to your watchlist immediately.
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Why Galactus Didn't Show Up In The 2015 Fantastic Four Flop
Galactus didn't appear in the 2015 Fantastic Four movie, but that wasn't always the plan for the notorious Marvel superhero flop.
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The 10 Best Lee Majors Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Lee Majors was the Six Million Dollar Man, but that's just one of the great projects he starred in. Here are the best Lee Majors movies and TV shows.
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How 28 Years Later Channels The Last Of Us And Zack Snyder
28 Days Later inspired the trend of 'running infected/zombies' and now 28 Years Later is pulling inspiration from the films and TV shows that followed.
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Before John Wick, Keanu Reeves Turned Down What Could Have Been A Major Action Franchise
Years before starring in classics like The Matrix and John Wick, Keanu Reeves reportedly turned down a movie that could have spawned its own action franchise.
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Clint Eastwood Only Directed One Official Sequel In His Entire Career
While he's no stranger to sequels as an actor, this film marked the only occasion on which Clint Eastwood directed a follow-up to one of his movies.
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The James Bond Easter Egg You Probably Never Noticed In Steven Spielberg's Jaws
Steven Spielberg's love of the James Bond franchise has manifested in a number of Easter eggs, including a not-so-subtle one in Jaws.
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10 Best Box Office Opening Weekend Matchups Like Barbenheimer, Ranked
The Barbenheimer phenomenon proved that two movies with vastly different themes can make a killing at the box office, but it was far from unprecedented.
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Horror Movies Audiences Believed Were True
Plenty of horror movies claim to be based on true stories, but here are some so convincing that they actually have audiences believing they're real.
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Disney's Disastrous Elio Marketing Is A Perfect Study In How To Fail A Good Movie
Elio is certainly one of Pixar's best films in years, but a lackluster marketing campaign makes it seem like Disney didn't have faith in it.
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The Forgotten John Carpenter Horror Movie That Almost Received A NC-17 Rating
This later work from the legendary horror master John Carpenter came close to landing the deaded NC-17 rating for violence.
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The Sci-Fi Flop That Keanu Reeves Couldn't Believe He Made
If you're wondering why Keanu Reeves starred in this sci-fi flop, it's because it (somewhat literally) wound up being very different from what he signed up for.
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Will Bee Movie 2 Ever Happen? Everything Jerry Seinfeld Has Said About The Sequel
Will we ever see a proper sequel to the Jerry Seinfeld animated film Bee Movie, which launched a million memes? Here's what Seinfeld has said about it.
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The 15 Worst Things Marvel's Thanos Has Ever Done
To say Marvel's Mad Titan is evil would be a colossal understatement. For some gnarly proof: here are 15 examples of Thanos being absolutely diabolical.
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Why The Jurassic World Movies Never Featured Full-On Dinosaur City Chaos
The Jurassic World movies seemed to be building towards a world overrun with dinosaurs, but that never happened. Here's why.
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Long Before Indiana Jones, John Wayne Starred In His Own Treasure-Hunting Adventure Movie
Long before there was Indiana Jones, there was John Wayne as treasure-hunter Joe January in the film Legend of the Lost.
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Why Disney Had To Cut A Controversial Scene From The Santa Clause
A brief but undeniably adult joke in The Santa Clause caused lots of headaches for Disney, so much so the studio eventually cut it from the movie.
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A John Wayne Western Led To A Short-Lived Spin-Off Starring Jim Davis
Near the end of John Wayne's career, he starred in a Western that inspired a television spin-off. Unfortunately, the show only ran for a dozen episodes.
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A Clint Eastwood Western Had To Shoot In Another Country Due To This One Condition
The Clint Eastwood-led Western Two Mules for Sister Sara wound up filming in Mexico for a reason that had nothing to do with the movie taking place there.
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The Boys Actor Antony Starr Channeled Homelander For This Chilling Horror Movie
Antony Starr is one of the best villains on TV thanks to playing Homelander on The Boys, but he was equally as unsettling in an underseen horror flick.
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Superman: Clark Kent/Kal-El's Family Tree, Explained
Superman mythos spans far and wide, with a history stretching nearly a century. So, let's try and break down the Man of Steel's extensive family tree.
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This Liam Neeson Action Thriller On Hulu Is A Must-Watch For Taken Fans
Liam Neeson got comfortable in the revenge thriller genre after Taken, and Hulu hit Absolution is one of his better action movies.
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28 Years Later Has A Lot In Common With The Most Underrated Danny Boyle Movie
Danny Boyle's new horror sequel 28 Years Later ends up having a lot in common with his underseen 2004 family comedy Millions.
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Before Doctor Who, Peter Capaldi Played An Eerily Similar Doctor In A Box Office Hit
Peter Capaldi played an entirely different (yet, in some ways, similar) kind of doctor in this box office hit prior to portraying the Doctor on Doctor Who.
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