How Patti Yasutake's Star Trek Character Grew From Walk-On To Series Regular
In the wake of actor Patti Yasutake's passing, we're looking at the evolution of her Star Trek character, Nurse Alyssa Ogawa.
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The First Reactions To Eli Roth's Borderlands Movie Are All Saying The Same Thing
Eli Roth's long-delayed Borderlands movie adaptation is finally hitting theaters this week, but do the early reactions suggest it's any good?
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New Production Company From DC Comics Veterans Will Bring New Sci-Fi And Horror Stories To Your Screen
David Dastmalchian is teaming up with Panick Entertainment, a new production company headed by several DC Comics veterans and specializing in sci-fi and horror.
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The Iron Giant Bombed At The Box Office, And The Studio Was To Blame
25 years after its release, The Iron Giant is a reminder that a film's legacy isn't defined by its box office performance.
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How Stan Lee Shortsightedly Handed Disney Sci-Fi Classic TRON
TRON director Steven Lisberger shopped the film around to various studios and artists before Disney came aboard, including Stan 'The Man' Lee himself.
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The Famous Real-World House That Inspired Dune's Castle Caladan
Castle Caladan is the nexus of Paul Atreides' home planet in Dune and blends in with the environment, like the real-life house that inspired it.
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Josh Brolin & Denis Villeneuve Clashed Over Dune 2's F-Bomb
The use of the F-word in Dune 2 came after a disagreement between actor Josh Brolin and director Denis Villeneuve.
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Kurt Russell Gave Chris Pratt The Perfect Dad Advice On Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Kurt Russell's Ego is a terrible father to Chris Pratt's Peter Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy, but Russell was a great father figure to the actor on set.
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The Troubling Reason Will Smith Almost Wasn't In The Sci-Fi Hit Independence Day
Will Smith was already a big name when he made Independence Day, but Fox didn't want to cast him for, you guessed it, racist reasons.
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The One 12 Monkeys Scene That Bruce Willis Tried To Avoid
Bruce Willis was game for most of 12 Monkeys, save for, amusingly, one of the sci-fi classic's least bizarre scenes.
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Stephen King's Own Version Of The Hunger Games Is Going To Become A 'Hardcore' Horror Movie
The writer of an upcoming Stephen King adaptation promises the movie will be as brutal as the book that inspired it.
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Key Players On Star Trek: First Contact Considered Casting Cher As The Borg Queen
If you could turn back time, would you cast Cher as the Borg Queen in Star Trek: First Contact? The movie's producers certainly considered it.
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Alien: Romulus Director Explains What The Horror Sequel's Title Means
Fede Álvarez says the title Alien: Romulus is linked to the movie's theme of siblinghood, and also to Weyland-Yutani's dangerous ambitions.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Cloverfield Movies
The first Cloverfield movie was a huge deal, and it spawned an entire franchise. Here's how to watch the series.
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How Denis Villeneuve Really Feels About David Lynch's 1984 Dune Movie
Denis Villeneuve is not the first to adapt Frank Herbert's Dune, and he has some strong feelings about David Lynch's take on the material.
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Fox Leaked A Naughty Detail To Sell Tickets For George Clooney's Solaris
George Clooney's nude scene in Solaris was cut from the final edit, but that didn't stop Fox from making it a talking point on the press tour.
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10 Years Ago, Guardians Of The Galaxy Became Marvel's Most Unlikely Box Office Smash
To mark Guardians of the Galaxy's 10th anniversary, let's look back at the surprise box office hit and what lessons Marvel can learn from it today.
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Dan Aykroyd Stands By The All-Female Ghostbusters Reboot, But Admits One Major Problem
Dan Aykroyd doesn't hesitate to defend the all-female led reboot Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, but he admits one problem the movie had, and it's his fault.
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An Old Star Trek Episode Answers A Common Question About Wrath Of Khan
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan keeps Kirk and Khan apart for the entire film. The original series episode 'Space Seed' explains why.
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How To Watch A Quiet Place: Day One At Home
A Quiet Place: Day One is coming to Digital, 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD. Here's how to watch the hit prequel at home.
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Dune's Source Material Proved Worthless When It Came To Riding Sandworms
Riding sandworms in Dune: how does that work?
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How James Cameron Took Roger Corman's Battle Beyond The Stars To The Next Level
A young James Cameron made quite an impression on Gale Anne Hurd and Roger Corman while working on the 1980 sci-fi film Battle Beyond the Stars.
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Marvel's Fantastic 4 Gets New Title As Early Footage Screens At Comic-Con
Marvel Studios' Fantastic Four movie has received a new title, and you can expect to see the titular heroes pop up in the next two Avengers movies as well.
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Star Trek Into Darkness' Bruce Greenwood Has An Idea To Bring Pike Back
Bruce Greenwood's Captain Pike was killed in the new Star Trek movies, but there might be a way to bring him back.
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The Clues You May Have Missed Leading To Arrival's Temporal Twist
If you know where to look, there are a few subtle clues planted throughout Denis Villeneuve's 2016 sci-fi classic Arrival that hint at the movie's big twist.
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Deep Blue Sea, The Second-Best Shark Movie Ever, Was Just A Modest Box Office Hit
Deep Blue Sea revitalized the shark movie nearly 25 years after Jaws, but the box office didn't reflect its longevity.
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James Cameron Used Some Low-Tech Movie Magic To Enhance A Terminator Chase Scene
In the low-budget days of The Terminator, James Cameron came up with an ultra-creative solution to pump up the terror of a chase scene from his sci-fi classic.
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