The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The 1979 Salem's Lot Miniseries
Here are the actors still alive from Tobe Hooper's TV miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's Salem's Lot.
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This Buffy The Vampire Slayer Actress Got Her Start With Two Addams Family Roles
Mercedes McNab, who played Harmony on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, got her start in the 1990s Addams Family movies. But did she play the same person in both films?
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5 TV Shows Based On Movies That Surpassed The Source Material
A lot of shows based on movies fail to surpass the source material. However, these five TV series went above and beyond the movies before them.
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12 TV Shows Like Apple TV's The Morning Show
The Morning Show is one of the flagship Apple TV programs, and those who want more corporate drama in the world of showbiz and beyond can check out these shows.
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This '80s Christmas Horror Movie Was So Controversial That Theaters Stopped Showing It
Though it feels positively quaint by today's standards, this '80s Christmas horror movie prompted a fair number of protests when it opened in theaters.
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Stan Lee Made A Cameo Appearance In Just One DC Movie (But He Did It Twice)
Stan Lee famously made many cameos in the Marvel Cinematic Universe before his passing, but he also made a singular appearance in a movie for DC Comics.
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Michael Shannon Starred In This Quirky Christmas Movie That Confused Audiences
Making a weird movie for weird's sake rarely leads to anything good, as this off-beat Michael Shannon-starring Christmas comedy illustrates.
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Famous Actors Who Are Difficult To Work With, According To Their Co-Stars
From Lea Michele in Glee to Tim Allen in The Santa Clause, here are some stories of famous actors who were difficult to work with, straight from their co-stars.
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Steven Spielberg Regrets Making The First Director's Cut Of One Of His Most Important Films
When he decided to tackle his initial director's cut of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Steven Spielberg was forced to make a compromise he'd later regret.
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Here's Why Gladiator 2 Didn't Work, According To Russell Crowe
Russell Crowe has some issues with Gladiator II, though they've less to do with the sequel's technical qualities and more to do with the Maximus character.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Is Among The Most Expensive Movies Ever Made
Disney has spent a mind-melting amount making Avatar: Fire and Ash, but if any movie warrants that kind of spending commercially, it's James Cameron's sequel.
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10 Actors Who Refused To Return For Sequels
Sometimes, an actor just doesn't want to come back for the sequel to a hit movie. Here are 10 actors who turned down big sequels for one reason or another.
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The Best Medieval Fantasy Movie Of The 2020s Is Streaming For Free On Tubi
David Lowery's excellent and underrated The Green Knight (which is a stealth Christmas movie) is now streaming for free on Tubi.
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HBO's First Drama Broke A Lot Of Television Rules — This Might Be The Biggest
HBO helped pave the way for the prestige TV as we know it, which included breaking one of the biggest rules in television.
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Jessica Alba Loved Her Fantastic Four Role - Except For One 'Humiliating' Scene
Jessica Alba loved playing Sue Storm in 2005's Fantastic Four, but she admits performing one scene felt incredibly humiliating.
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An Unexpected Sci-Fi Movie Made A Fortune For Fox
Predator: Badlands is the highest-grossing Predator film at the box office, but another entry in the sci-fi franchise was a much bigger hit for Fox overall.
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Chris Pratt's Mercy Is A Frontrunner For The Worst Movie Of 2026 Thanks To New Awful Trailer
It's still early, but after seeing this trailer, it's very possible that the Chris Pratt-led science fiction thriller Mercy might be the worst movie of 2026.
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15 Best Christmas Movies On HBO Max
While we wait to determine the fate of HBO Max in the midst of a Warner Bros. takeover, here are the best Christmas movies the streamer is offering now.
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How Howard The Duck's Creator Enlisted An Iconic Batman Writer To Help Kill Optimus Prime
Optimus Prime's death in the animated Transformers movie was partly shaped by Howard the Duck creator Steve Gerber and legendary Batman writer Frank Miller.
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Why It: Welcome To Derry Changed One Of Pennywise's Biggest Murder Scenes
The most recent episode of It: Welcome to Derry adapts an infamous moment from Stephen King's novel, with one big Pennywise change.
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Scream 7's Scrapped Melissa Barrera Ghostface Plans Confirmed By Skeet Ulrich
Scream franchise player Skeet Ulrich has revealed the original (and now scrapped) plans for Melissa Barrera's character Samantha Carpenter in Scream 7.
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IT: Welcome To Derry's Big Death Made A High-Level Crew Member Sob
It: Welcome to Derry has been breaking audience's hearts for weeks, but the most recent episode had the crew crying on set.
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Cillian Murphy's Forgotten 2011 Horror Thriller On Prime Video Will Leave You Stressed Out
Cillian Murphy and Thandiwe Newton play a couple whose remote vacation turns terrifying in tense 2011 thriller Retreat, now on Prime Video.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Had One Big Condition To Star In Twins
Twins was a huge box office success, which just goes to show that Arnold Schwarzenegger made the right call when it came to his condition for starring in it.
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The Real Reason Rhea Seehorn's Carol Sturka Is A Romance Author In Pluribus
Vince Gilligan puts a romantasy author at the center of his new TV show, Pluribus. Here's why the showrunner chose that profession for Rhea Seehorn's character.
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Heathers' Original Ending Was Way Too Dark For Hollywood
Heathers was considered pretty edgy and subversive in its time, although its original ending was a bridge too far for just about every studio in Hollywood.
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Roger Ebert Praised Brendan Fraser's Performance In A Forgotten Political Thriller
Brendan Fraser became a household name playing broad characters like Dudley Do-Right and George of the Jungle, but Roger Ebert loved him best in a war drama.
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