The Correct Order To Watch The Predator Movies
What's the correct order to watch the Predator movies? Well, let's bust out the trophy skulls and futuristic weapons and have a look at the franchise.
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Is The Thing 2 Happening? John Carpenter Could Be Involved With A Sequel Or Reboot
The Thing franchise has proven harder to kill than, well, The Thing. However, if John Carpenter is to be believed, The Thing 2 might be happening at long last.
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Why James Bond's Creator Once Had To Apologize For The Character's Name
James Bond author Ian Fleming stole the spy's name from a real life ornithologist, and it ended up, um, ruffling some feathers for a time. Get the story here.
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The 'Holy Grail' Moment That Gave Star Wars Its Iconic Lightsaber Design
It took a trip to a photographic shop in London for Star Wars art director Roger Christian to find the equipment needed to construct the film's lightsabers.
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X-Men Director Matthew Vaughn Believes Star Wars' Future Needs A Proper Reboot
Kick-Ass and Kingsman director Matthew Vaughn has some pretty strong opinions about the future of the Star Wars saga.
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One Scene In Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones Had Ewan McGregor Ready To Hurl
Ewan McGregor performs some truly daring stunts in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, but this one was particularly tough to stomach.
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What These Iconic Sci-Fi Movies Look Like Without Special Effects
From the experimental silent films of the 1920s to the latest blockbusters, sci-fi films have always held surprising secrets behind their special effects.
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Isaac Asimov Played A Small But Memorable Part In Star Wars History
The famed sci-fi author behind the highly influential "Robot" and "Foundation" books proclaimed his love for Star Wars after an Empire Strikes Back screening.
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How Aliens Broke Sci-Fi Ground Through Lambert
James Cameron's Aliens and Ridley Scott's Alien are groundbreaking movies in many ways, but especially (though somewhat covertly) through the character Lambert.
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The Hunger Games Director Regrets One Of Mockingjay's Biggest Decisions
The Hunger Games franchise director Francis Lawrence understands why people were 'frustrated' by his decision to split Mockingjay into two films.
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Deleted Edge Of Tomorrow Scenes You've Got To See
Doug Liman's time-looping sci-fi action movie Edge of Tomorrow rarely pauses to take a breath, but these deleted scenes show where it could have.
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Why James Earl Jones Didn't Consider Voicing Darth Vader An Acting Role
James Earl Jones has been providing the voice of Darth Vader since the very beginning, but to him, it's not an acting performance.
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Why Did Anakin Kill Padmé In Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith? The Dark Side Clouds Everything
Anakin Skywalker loved his wife Padmé so much that he would do anything for her. So why did he end up killing her (and a bunch of kids) in Revenge of the Sith?
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The Bizarre Fox Meeting That Led To Four Entire Futurama Movies
A meeting with Fox started with talk of just one Futurama movie before leading to two Futurama movies, and then more. Here's how it all went down.
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The Star Trek Movie Moment Michael Dorn Wishes Worf Was In
When it comes to Star Trek, Worf actor Michael Dorn has a very specific moment from one of the Next Generation films that he wishes he was a part of.
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Patrick Stewart Thought Tom Hardy Would Vanish Forever After Star Trek: Nemesis
Patrick Stewart wasn't impressed with Tom Hardy on the set of Star Trek: Nemesis, but that didn't stop Hardy from becoming a global acting superstar.
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Star Trek: First Contact's Most Famous Line Was Instantly Mocked By Jonathan Frakes
Patrick Stewart delivered one of his lines in such a dramatic fashion that director and co-star Jonathan Frakes couldn't help but poke fun at him for it.
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Shooting Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts In Peru Was A Real Pain In The Butt
The Blu-ray for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is now available, and in a new feature, the crew doesn't mince words about what it was like filming in Peru.
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One Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts Character Was Directly Inspired By Fight Club's Tyler Durden
The Blu-ray for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is now available, and in it we find out one of the surprising inspirations for Pete Davidson's Mirage.
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Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts Is A Direct Response To A 'Fan' Criticism Of Bumblebee
Following the (relatively) low box office returns for Bumblebee, the Transformers movie producers decided to up the explosions ante with Rise of the Beasts.
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The George Lucas Lunch Meeting That Saved Star Wars From Disaster
Sir Alec Guinness was ready to walk away from Star Wars because, as George Lucas recalls, 'He didn't like the idea of being a ghost.'
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Star Wars Original Trilogy
Many of the lead actors from the original Star Wars trilogy have passed away. Let's take a moment to salute those who are still with us today.
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The Creator Tackles A Subject Star Wars Has Been Afraid To Touch
Rogue One director Gareth Edwards' film The Creator is all about a robot uprising, a subject that has yet to be fully explored in a Star Wars movie.
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Should You Capitalize Stormtroopers, Jedi, Or Rebel Alliance? A Star Wars Writing Style Guide
If you're writing about Star Wars and aren't sure about the grammatical rules of this ever-expanding universe, we're here to to help.
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The Idea For The Jedi In Star Wars Came From A Controversial 'Non-Fiction' Book
Carlos Castaneda's The Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge ended up as Jedi inspiration for George Lucas when he was writing Star Wars.
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George Lucas Took The Silent Movie Approach To Writing The Star Wars Saga
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, George Lucas crafted a cinematic space opera with Star Wars and borrowed silent film techniques to do it.
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One Of E.T.'s Most Honest Lines Was Improvised By A 6-Year-Old Drew Barrymore
Drew Barrymore once thought E.T. was real. When she made an observation about the alien, Steven Spielberg included her improvised line in his classic film.
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