James Cameron's Avatar: Fire And Ash Has A Perfect Stanley Kubrick Homage
Avatar: Fire and Ash overtly tips its hat to Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey, a film that James Cameron has acknowledged had a huge impact on him.
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Is [SPOILER] Really Dead After Avatar: Fire And Ash? An Investigation
There's not as much death as you might think in Avatar: Fire and Ash, but there's at least one presumed character casualty, though we're not sure if it's legit.
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Three Seinfeld Writers Rewrote The Grinch Script - But Were Left Out Of The Credits
Three writers known for their work on Seinfeld were brought in to rewrite the script for The Grinch, but you wouldn't know it by looking at the credits.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Will Face The Same Problem Game Of Thrones Did
HBO's A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is a decidedly different tale from Game of Thrones, but the story behind its development is all too familiar.
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How James Cameron Feels About The Theory That Avatar's Eywa Is A 'Benevolent Skynet'
James Cameron knows folks equate Eywa in Avatar to a benevolent version of Skynet in The Terminator, and here's what the director had to say about the theory.
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SNL Breakout Star Bowen Yang Is Leaving The Show After 7 Seasons
Bowen Yang is leaving Saturday Night Live after seven seasons, and his last episode will be this weekend with host Ariana Grande.
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Pluribus Episode 8 Plays With And Ultimately Debunks A Popular Fan Theory
After inspiring plenty of questions and fan theories, the latest episode of Pluribus goes ahead and debunks something viewers have been wondering.
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Heated Rivalry's Best Episode Yet Will Shut Down Any Haters
With its outstanding performances and spectacular visual storytelling, Heated Rivalry season 1's penultimate episode proves the show is the real deal.
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Cobra Kai's 5 Strongest Senseis, Ranked
The senseis on Cobra Kai are the most powerful and experienced fighters on the show, but how do they compare to one another? Let's rank 'em, shall we?
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In Pluribus Episode 8, Carol Is Finally Asking The Right Questions
Rhea Seehorn has been killing it as Carol Sturka on Pluribus, and in the first season's eighth episode, she's finally asking the right questions.
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Matt Damon's Legendary Avatar Story Debunked By Director James Cameron
Matt Damon has long claimed that he missed out on a ton of money by passing on the lead role in Avatar, but James Cameron remembers it a little differently.
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All 7 Silent Night, Deadly Night Movies, Ranked
We've ranked all the holly jolly murder sprees and strange horrors of every movie in the Silent Night, Deadly Night franchise, including the 2025 reboot.
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The Housemaid Director Paul Feig On Sydney Sweeney's Big Sandwich Moment [Exclusive]
Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried go through A LOT in The Housemaid, but only one of them gets a perfect moment with a satisfying sandwich.
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The Housemaid Director Paul Feig Borrowed A Few Tricks From Alfred Hitchcock [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with The Housemaid director Paul Feig about his new thriller starring Amanda Seyfried, Sydney Sweeney, and a sandwich with big pickles.
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The 15 Best Episodes Of Tales From The Crypt, Ranked
HBO's "Tales from the Crypt" was an absolute gem of a television series. Let's try and give it praise by remembering 15 of the show's best episodes.
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Pluribus Episode 8 Draws A Terrifying Parallel With The Last Of Us
A plan from the hive-minded Others on the Apple TV series Pluribus recalls something directly from The Last of Us TV show and games.
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It: Welcome To Derry Season 1 Revealed The Fate Of Some Of Season 2's Characters
It: Welcome to Derry season 2 is said to explore the Bradley Gang Massacre, but season 1 of the Stephen King prequel series has already hinted at the legacy.
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One Avatar: Fire And Ash Character Is A Franchise Gamechanger (And It's Not Who You Expect)
Avatar: Fire and Ash brings back Jake Sully, but he's not the focus of the story. Instead, a character introduced in The Way of Water takes the spotlight.
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Sorry Jurassic World, But The Best Dinosaur Movie Of 2025 Was Primitive War
Jurassic World Rebirth might've conquered the box office, but Primitive War easily took the crown for the best (and most audacious) dinosaur movie of 2025.
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5 Underrated Disney Flops That Are Worth Watching
We're taking a look at 5 somewhat recent Disney flops that are due to be reappraised and reconsidered in the years to come.
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A Gritty 2023 Western With A 94% Rotten Tomatoes Score Will Leave You Speechless
This brutal, critically acclaimed Chilean Western is a fascinating example of what can happen when countries outside of the U.S. adapt the genre's format.
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Jason Momoa's Disastrous Remake Of A Classic Fantasy Movie Is Streaming For Free
This woebegone Jason Momoa-led fantasy adventure remake (which is now streaming for free) is a fascinating time capsule of the actor's pre-superstar days.
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Roger Ebert Loved A 2005 Al Pacino Sports Movie Streaming On Netflix
A 2005 sports movie starring Al Pacino didn't get the best reviews, but the incomparable Roger Ebert was one of the few who loved it.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Ending Explained: A More Radical Conclusion Than You Realize
Avatar: Fire and Ash doesn't take any of the obvious paths viewers might expect, and the ending actually accomplishes much more than it might seem.
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The 14 Greatest Thrillers Of The 21st Century
Neo-noirs, murder mysteries, Cold War adventures, and erotic dramas — as it turns out, there's a 21st-century thriller out there for just about everyone.
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Disney Store's Prop Replica Of Thor's Hammer Mjolnir Is Almost Perfect
Thor's hammer Mjolnir has joined the Marvel Studios relics line of collectibles from the Disney Store, and it's almost perfect. Let's take a closer look.
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Who Played The 8-Year-Old Grinch In Jim Carrey's Christmas Classic?
Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a certified Christmas classic, featuring a great sequence featuring the Grinch during childhood.
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