It Was 'Terrifying' To Bring Star Trek's Borg Queen To TV
What happens when you try recreate a brilliant movie baddie on the small screen?
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Joseph Fiennes' Time On The Handmaid's Tale All Led Up To One Scene
As the fate of season 5 rests in the hands of two acting powerhouses, we can't say we're going to miss Fiennes' character, a dangerous man with too much power.
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Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Had To Recreate Staple Harry Potter Sets With VFX
The process of rebuilding Hogwarts was not a simple one.
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In Westworld Season 4, Episode 7, It All Comes Down To This, Unfortunately
These violent delights have violent ends, indeed.
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That '70s Show Aimed To Emulate Two Legendary Sitcom Classics
If you're going to steal, steal from the best.
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Community Wasn't Dan Harmon's First Brush With Behind-The-Scenes Conflict
While the blowouts surrounding Community got tons of, well, community attention, they were far from Harmon's first experience with conflict.
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Run Sweetheart Run: Release Date, Cast, And More
The movie premiered way back during Sundance 2020 and is finally getting released this fall.
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The Simpsons' Futurama Crossover Came With Some Serious Baggage
The Simpsons has only had a handful of crossovers, and that's mostly because creator Matt Groening wasn't exactly fond of the first time it happened.
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Steven Spielberg Knows A Movie Is Good When He Forgets Steven Spielberg Directed It
You know a Spielberg film when you see it. But for Spielberg himself, the joy comes from not seeing himself on the screen.
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One Line From His Girl Friday Revealed Cary Grant's True Identity
'Listen, the last man that said that to me was Archie Leach just a week before he cut his throat.'
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Sam Mendes' James Bond Career Could Have Ended With Skyfall
After directing arguably the best James Bond movie ever, Sam Mendes almost didn't come back for another round with 007.
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They/Them Ending Explained: A Conversion Camp Killer Unmasked
Conversion camp slasher They/Them touches on some interesting ideas, but the movie's ending falls short of properly engaging with them.
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Why Joss Whedon Felt He 'Lied' To The Cast Of Firefly
The showrunner made a promise he couldn't quite keep.
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How TV Breathed New Life Into Buster Keaton's Career
A legendary icon of the big screen got his second wind from the small screen.
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James Stewart Went Blow-For-Blow With Alfred Hitchcock During Rear Window
The iconic actor played a lot of bumbling everymen, even though he was anything but that.
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Easter Sunday Star And EP Jimmy O. Yang On Getting The Green Light From Steven Spielberg [Interview]
'I have not personally talked to Mr. Spielberg, but I feel his spirit every day.'
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Yellowstone Season 5: Everything We Know So Far
The beloved Paramount series Yellowstone is set to return with season 5; we have all the details, including the release date.
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Silent Comedy Star Harold Lloyd Had A Somewhat NSFW Hobby
Harold Lloyd is best known for his thrilling comedies like Safety Last! — but death-defying stunts weren't the only way the late actor got his kicks.
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The Daily Stream: Coraline Proves Animation Is The Best Way To Adapt Neil Gaiman
Neil Gaiman adaptations don't always work well within the constraints of live action, but the stop-motion animation of Coraline lets the imagination run free.
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The Most Brutal Moments In Prey, Ranked
"Prey" may be the most intense "Predator" movie ever. These are the most brutal moments in Dan Trachtenberg's prequel.
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The 15 Best Laura Dern Movies, Ranked
Whether she's narrowly escaping hungry dinosaurs in "Jurassic Park" or serving as the perennially weird Davids Lynch's muse, Laura Dern is always compelling.
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Mykelti Williamson Was A Snake Magnet On The Set Of Forrest Gump
Mykelti Williamson, who plays Bubba in Forrest Gump, went through some hellish experiences during the film's production.
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How ILM's Volume Technology Reinvents Visual Effects (And What It Means For The Future)
Industrial Light & Magic redefined special effects in the movie-making industry, and its recent StageCraft technology (aka The Volume) could change the future.
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The Lord Of The Rings' Fight Choreography Had To Do More Than Just Look Cool
The choreography of every fight scene can be summed up as more than just flashy sword-swinging.
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Genndy Tartakovsky Never Had An Ending In Mind For The Original Samurai Jack
Thankfully the revived fifth season 13 years after its initial run provided a definitive conclusion.
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