The director of Five Nights at Freddy's, Emma Tammi, confesses to being a bit afraid of the animatronics at times. They even moved of their own free will a bit.
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Where other superhero universes tend to stay mostly the same, the events of Gen V season 1 have already had a major impact on the Boys franchise.
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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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Joss Whedon invented a whole new patois for Buffy the Vampire Slayer -- something that tripped Sarah Michelle Gellar up during her audition for the show.
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The Curse, starring Nathan Fielder and Emma Stone, is an almost skin-crawling TV experience. Read our spoiler free review right here.
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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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A new adaptation of the James Clavell book Shogun is coming to FX, and it looks to be remedying many of the issues with the 1980s miniseries.
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When Dee played an extra in an M. Night Shyamalan film in an episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Caitlin Olson had one of her toughest days on set.
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Taylor Sheridan has killed Yellowstone actor James Jordan in three of his projects, and the filmmaker is well aware of this deadly trend.
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Upcoming Disney+ series Echo will introduce Marvel Spotlight, a banner for standalone stories that don't require knowledge of the larger MCU continuity.
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If you're a fan of the new Five Nights at Freddy's movie or the franchise in general you might want to check out The Twilight Zone episode The After Hours.
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There is an intimate degree of separation between Bones and the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, one that you'll recognize instantly when you hear it.
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Matthew Perry helped John Stamos out during an awkward moment when Stamos appeared as a guest star on Friends.
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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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MASH movie director Robert Altman was no fan of the MASH TV series, and he wasn't shy about expressing his distaste.
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Suits star Gabriel Macht says losing Patrick J. Adams from the show was 'really, really tough' and that his leaving left 'a massive void.'
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The word 'meh' can now be found all over the internet, but like 'd'oh,' its popularity originated with The Simpsons.
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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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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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Forensic anthropologist, professor, and author Kathy Reichs was not just the real-life inspiration for Dr. Brennan on Bones, but she even appeared on the show.
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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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Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc were the goofballs of the Friends cast, always playing pranks and making everyone laugh. Perry will be sorely missed.
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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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Cheers has inspired numerous other series and spinoffs, but did you know there was a Spanish-language remake? It was short-lived, but fascinating experiment.
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Wes Craven's episode of the Twilight Zone, which kicked off the '80s reboot, is one for the history books, featuring Bruce Willis in a twisted dual performance.
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Homelander's, um, *interesting* fascination with milk on Prime Video's The Boys is partially due to actor Antony Starr egging on showrunner Eric Kripke.
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The cast of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are adept at improvisation, but no one is better at it than Frank, the character played by Danny DeVito.
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