12 Best Steven Yeun Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Steven Yeun has crafted quite the iconic career for himself. So, let's try and break down the actor's greatest roles from both film and television.
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The Andor Character That Creator Tony Gilroy Will Miss The Most
The Star Wars series Andor introduced a wide variety of memorable characters, and there's one specific character creator Tony Gilroy will miss the most.
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Why Sylvester Stallone Is Wrong, And Rocky V Is Good
Rocky V returned Rocky to his roots, and from there, the franchise grew anew.
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Army Of Darkness Is The Perfect Gateway Horror Movie
Army of Darkness is the perfect introduction to all things horror.
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This Controversial Batman Animated Movie Kickstarted A New Era For DC
After this controversial Batman animated movie came out, a dozen more projects followed in its wake and took a similar approach to their subject matter.
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Only One Author Ever Had A #1 Movie, TV Show, And Book At The Same Time (Twice)
One author has the distinction of having the number one movie, TV show, and book all at the same time — and he did it twice.
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A Ferocious Game Of Thrones Scene Was One Of The Few To Be Shot In America
Game of Thrones was rarely filmed in North America, though there was one particularly brutal confrontation from season 3 that had to be shot in the U.S.
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All 12 Star Wars Movies, Ranked From Worst To Best
The "Star Wars" franchise has seen 12 movies release in theaters. Let's try and take on the ever so easy task of ranking each of them from worst to best.
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Ballerina's Box Office Opening Might Be A Death Sentence For The John Wick Universe
The first John Wick theatrical spin-off, Ballerina, had a softer-than-expected box office opening, which doesn't bode well for the larger John Wick franchise.
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Why Netflix Canceled Bloodline After Three Seasons
While Netflix's decision to cancel Bloodline came as a surprise when it happened, it seems much more justified when you take certain factors into consideration.
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Why Russia Is Trying To Ban The Shrek Franchise
Russian lawmakers have targeted Shrek for potential censorship after he was deemed to be having a destructive impact on Russian children.
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Criminal Minds Went Global With A K-Drama Adaptation You Likely Never Knew Existed
Criminal Minds actually got a K-drama adaptation that bears plenty of similarities to its American counterpart while putting its own spin on the material.
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Kingdom Of Heaven: The Differences Between The Theatrical & Director's Cut
The only proper version of "Kingdom of Heaven" to watch is the director's cut. The differences between it and the film's theatrical release are staggering.
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The Gripping Murder Mystery Series Everyone's Watching On Netflix
A recent murder mystery miniseries from Australia has become a pretty big streaming hit on Netflix. Is it worth checking out?
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Jack Black's King Kong Character Could Have Been Played By Two Very Different Actors
Jack Black delivered a rare semi-dramatic turn in Peter Jackson's massive King Kong remake, but two very different actors were considered for his role.
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Cary Grant And Audrey Hepburn's Beloved 1963 Romantic Comedy Is Streaming For Free
If you haven't seen this 1963 romantic mystery starring cinema icons Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn, you can stream it for free right now.
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An '80s War Movie Starring Laurence Olivier Lost Its Studio Over $40 Million
This 1980s war movie starring Laurence Olivier, which cost a (for the time) absolutely wild $46 million to make, had box office flop scrawled all over it.
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The Happy Days Cast's Lawsuit Against CBS, Explained
Close to three decades after the show ended, several Happy Days cast members filed a lawsuit against CBS seeking a greater cut of the network's profits.
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Back To The Future's Creator Directed An Underrated Comedy Featuring Kurt Russell
Kurt Russell is one of many noteworthy actors who show up in this underrated comedy, which marked Back to the Future trilogy writer Bob Gale's directing debut.
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Taylor Sheridan Fans Should Add His 2017 Neo-Western Crime Thriller To Their Watchlist
This 2017 Taylor Sheridan neo-Western doesn't get as much attention as his other work, but it handles a tough subject while delivering an involving story.
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Bette Davis Once Pranked Alan Hale Jr. On The Gilligan's Island Set
Listen, if Bette Davis wants to show up to the set of Gilligan's Island to surprise Alan Hale Jr., she's going to do it.
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Every Streaming Service Wants Τhe Next Friends, But Streaming Was Built To Kill The Next Friends
Streaming services thrive on long-running sitcoms like Friends, but the streaming model is killing new sitcoms before they have the chance to thrive.
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Lord Of The Rings: Aragorn's Family Tree Explained
As one of the most recognizable figures from The Lord of the Rings, Aragorn has a remarkable family tree with many familiar names from Tolkien's writings.
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One Of The Greatest Serial Killer Movies Ever Is Based On A True Story
More than a decade before Parasite, Bong Joon-ho directed a gripping serial killer movie that drew inspiration from a real-life unsolved case in South Korea.
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Sylvester Stallone Played A Hilarious Villain In This Pre-Rocky Cult Classic
Before he broke out as Rocky Balboa, a young Sylvester Stallone was cast in a futuristic cult classic where he played an over-the-top villainous character.
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Before Friends, Courteney Cox Starred In A Goofy Fantasy Flop
Courteney Cox is one of the most recognizable actors in the world but before Friends mad her a household name, she starred in an odd live-action adaptation.
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The Brooklyn Nine-Nine Character You Likely Forgot Reacher's Alan Ritchson Played
Long before he became Jack Reacher on Reacher, Alan Ritchson had a brief but funny role on the sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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