There Was A Second Twilight Zone Movie That You've Probably Never Heard Of
The Twilight Zone has been revived, made into movies, books, and more. But there's likely a Twilight Zone movie you've never heard of - but should.
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The Marvels Pays Off The Worst Part Of Secret Invasion Ending (Kind Of)
Secret Invasion never really explained why Skrulls couldn't have a place of their own on Earth like New Asgard, and The Marvels actually rectifies that.
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Loki Season 2 Took Inspiration From James Bond, Stanley Kubrick, And Godzilla [Exclusive]
Loki season 2 totally changed up its lighting design from the first season, and the cinematographer took inspiration from some late 1960s-early 1970s icons.
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Marvel's Loki Season 2 Ending Explained: Is This Truly Glorious Purpose?
The Loki season 2 finale provides a complete arc for the God of Mischief and seems to have given him the redemption that he's long been looking for.
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Loki Season 2 Cinematographer On How To Make Each Decade Look Unique And Embracing Mistakes [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Isaac Bauman, the cinematographer of Loki season 2, about the season's visual palette, lighting design, 1960s and '70s influences, and more.
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Kamala Khan Is The Future Of The MCU – And The Young Avengers May Be Next
The Marvels mixes no bones about giving Kamala Khan a critical role in the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and yes, it seems to include Young Avengers.
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Patrick Stewart's First Star Trek Meeting Went As Badly As You Can Imagine
It's hard to imagine anyone but Patrick Stewart in the role of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, but a disastrous meeting with Gene Roddenberry nearly spoiled his shot.
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Jonathan Frakes' Star Trek Ribbing Actually Comforted Patrick Stewart
Jonathan Frakes and Patrick Stewart are like the sun and moon, silly and serious, and that's what Stewart needed on his first day shooting The Next Generation.
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Attack On Titan Creator Always Knew How It Would End – And That Was The Problem
The Attack on Titan anime has finally come to an end, and it's an ending that manga author Hajime Isayama had planned from the start.
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Why William Shatner Refused To Guest Star On The Simpsons, But Said Yes To Futurama
Amazingly, William Shatner only guest starred on a single episode between The Simpsons and Futurama. His reasons why are pretty hilarious.
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It's Official: Beckett Mariner Represents Everything That's Special About Star Trek
Star Trek: Lower Decks' Beckett Mariner is a Trek character for the ages, with a dynamic personality and boundless compassion for fellow intergalactic beings.
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The Most Controversial Deaths In Sci-Fi TV History
Science-fiction TV shows seem to revel in killing off fan-favorite characters. These are some of the most controversial deaths of beloved sci-fi characters.
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Netflix's Stranger Things Stage Play Will Explore The Origins Of The Upside Down
Stage show Stranger Things: The First Shadow features a 'budding romance' between Henry Creel and Bob Newby's sister, Patty.
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Patrick Stewart Drew From A Number Of Sources To Create Star Trek's Captain Picard
According to Patrick Stewart, coming up with how to play Captain Picard on Star Trek: The Next Generation came with a bit of literature homework.
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Rick And Morty Season 7's Latest Episode Takes Inspiration From One Of The Darkest Sci-Fi Stories Of All Time
Rick and Morty can be goofy, but its social commentary always hits hard. On the most recent episode, a modern classic clone movie gives it an assist.
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Patrick Stewart Still Carries Regrets About His Relationship With Star Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry
The creator of Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry, and Captain Jean-Luc Picard himself, Patrick Stewart, never got along. And that's burdened Stewart.
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Rod Serling Went Through Hell Every Time He Narrated The Twilight Zone
Rod Serling, the beloved host of the classic sci-fi series The Twilight Zone, 'would sweat and sputter and go pale' when he had to do his on-camera narration.
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The Twilight Zone Parodied Studio Notes By Having Shakespeare Punch Burt Reynolds
Rod Serling pulled no punches on one episode of The Twilight Zone that showed how insidious studio interference in true artwork can be.
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John DiMaggio Had A Star Wars Legend In His Corner During His Futurama Pay Dispute
John DiMaggio, who voices Bender on Futurama, almost didn't come back for the recent revival due to a pay dispute. A certain Star Wars legend had his back.
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Futurama's David X. Cohen Turned His Star Trek Pet Peeve It Into A Character
David X. Cohen says that Futurama's Dr. Zoidberg is the funhouse mirror version of Dr. McCoy on Star Trek ... but a whole lot smellier.
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The Pilot Episode Of The Twilight Zone Wasn't An Episode Of The Twilight Zone
The Twilight Zone was sold not on the strength of its pilot, but on an unlikely episode of an anthology series anchored by a television legend.
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In Loki Season 2 Episode 5, Is All This Time Jargon Too Complicated For Its Own Good?
As fun as much of Loki season 2, episode 5 is, one can practically sense the writers begging viewers to 'just go with it' when it comes to the time jargon.
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Superman & Lois Is Ending With Season 4 – Here's Why It Was Canceled
The CW continues wrapping up their superhero programming, as Superman & Lois will be coming to an end with a shortened season four.
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Gen V Ending Explained: The Spin-Off Goes First Class
The first season of The Boys spin-off Gen V is over. Here's a breakdown of the ending and what the finale means for the rest of the franchise.
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Cool Stuff: The Best New Star Wars And Star Trek Hallmark Christmas Ornaments For 2023
Hallmark has a new roster of Star Wars and Star Trek Christmas ornaments for 2023, and we've picked the best ones for you to check out.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Isn't Just A Great Comedy – It's Great Star Trek
Lower Decks isn't a parody of Star Trek – it's an actual Star Trek show, and one that perfectly represents the values of the franchise.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Reaches Into Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan For Its Season Finale
Lower Decks hauls out the Wrath of Khan setup, but cleverly subverts it, allowing a tired Trek trope to serve as a willy background joke.
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