This Forgotten Steven Spielberg Movie Has A Surprising Indiana Jones Connection
Steven Spielberg's most polarizing movie has a surprising connection to one of his very best thanks to Industrial Light and Magic.
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The 2025 Spy Series Taking Over Netflix's Global Charts Needs To Be On Your Watchlist
Danish spy thriller series The Asset is climbing up Netflix's global charts. Here's why it might be worth the binge for genre fans.
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The Hollywood Strikes Forced Major Changes To The Story Of HBO's It: Welcome To Derry
Like many productions, It: Welcome to Derry was interrupted by the Hollywood strikes of 2023. Here's how the show had to adapt.
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The Canceled Western Series That Could Have Been Better Than Yellowstone's 1923 Spin-Off
This Western series only ran for a season before it was canceled, but it had a lot in common with (and was arguably better than) the Yellowstone spin-off 1923.
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Seth Green Played This Little-Known Batman: The Animated Series Character
Before he became a major voice actor in Hollywood, Seth Green got his voice acting start on an episode of Batman: The Animated Series.
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Why Guillermo Del Toro's Dream Horror Movie Will Probably Never Be Made
Guillermo del Toro spent years trying to get this horror passion project off the ground, but it may never happen now for reasons that go beyond logistics.
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John Wayne Was The Subject Of One Of The Weirdest Scenes In A Norman Reedus Movie
The Boondock Saints films are full of macho nonsense, including a scene in which John Wayne is the subject of a dream sequence.
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A KPop Demon Hunter Star Almost Quit Acting After Their First Netflix Show Was Canceled
KPop Demon Hunters star Arden Cho was just about ready to call it quits on acting when her first Netflix project was canceled after a single season.
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12 Best Musician Cameos In TV Shows
It's always a treat when a pop star or a legendary rocker stops by your favorite series, and these are the best musician cameos in TV shows.
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Kurt Russell Can't Sing, But It Wasn't His Voice That Had To Be Fixed For 1979's Elvis TV Movie
It's hard to imagine Kurt Russell being viewed as anything less than perfect, but one thing had to be changed before he played Elvis for John Carpenter.
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Why Keanu Reeves Used A Different Name For One Of His First Roles
Keanu Reeves has a name that practically screams 'movie star,' but one of his first agents tried to convince him to go by something else.
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Akira Kurosawa's Career Was Revived By This Classic '70s Movie
Akira Kurosawa is one of cinema's greatest filmmakers, but he almost gave it up until he made this epic biographical adventure drama.
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Nicolas Cage's Lord Of War Used Real Guns Instead Of Props For A Bizarre Reason
Nicolas Cage is known for going method, but the reason the crime-thriller Lord of War used real weapons during production is a head-scratcher.
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Martin Scorsese's Last '70s Movie Was An Absolute Disaster
Martin Scorsese closed out the '70s by directing one of his worst-received films, which was in no small part the result of his off-screen battle with addiction.
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HBO Max Restored A Lost Stan Lee DC Cameo
A cartoon version of Stan Lee showed up in an animated DC show but ended up being removed ... until HBO Max restored things.
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The Witcher Season 4 Premiere Features The Show's Biggest Mistake (And It Has Nothing To Do With Liam Hemsworth)
The premiere of The Witcher season 4 features a moment that feels like a big miscalculation on the part of the showrunners.
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This Deep Space Nine Episode Was Crafted To 'Manipulate' Star Trek Fans Into Liking A Character
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine knew fans weren't thrilled with one of the characters, and wrote an entire episode to help course correct.
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The Subtle Stephen King Influence At The Heart Of Netflix's Wednesday
While some YA titles influenced the Netflix series Wednesday, the work of Stephen King was also a major inspiration on the show. Here's how.
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The Godfather Kicked Off A '70s Hollywood Trend That Continues To This Day
While Star Wars and Jaws are often credited with starting Hollywood's sequel trend, The Godfather was one of the original 'super-grossers.'
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Marvel Figured Out How To Make The Scarlet Witch Even More Powerful
The Scarlet Witch is one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but the comics have figured out how to make her even stronger.
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Why Scream Cast Matthew Lillard As Stu After He Auditioned For Billy Loomis
Matthew Lillard is a beloved part of horror history as Stu Macher in Scream, but he initially auditioned to play his partner in crime, Billy Loomis.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Police Squad!
Police Squad! was a beloved ABC comedy from David Zucker, Jim Abrahams, and Jerry Zucker, and boasted one of the most impressive casts in comedy history.
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Sylvester Stallone's Biggest Box Office Hit Is Actually Pretty Surprising
Sylvester Stallone is one of Hollywood's most bankable movie stars, but his biggest box office hit came from an unexpected title.
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James Bond Spin-Off Reveals An Unexpected Romance Between Two Major 007 Characters
A James Bond spin-off novel delves into an unexpected romance between two of the 007 series' best characters, right under the nose of Bond.
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Why Netflix Recast Geralt's Mentor Vesemir For The Witcher Season 4
Kom Bodnia originally played Geralt of Rivia's mentor Vesemir in The Witcher, but he was replaced in season 4 of the Netflix fantasy show. Here's why.
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The Lt. Uhura Secret Star Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry Hid From Paramount
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry knew network executives wouldn't be happy about his casting choice for Lt. Uhura, so he played a trick on them.
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Stephen King's Original Idea For The Shining Had A Totally Different Vibe
The Shining is one of Stephen King's most famous works of horror, but the Overlook Hotel was almost a very different location.
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