Star Trek: Voyager Showcased A Terrifying Villain Played By A Comedy Legend
An actor best known for comedic roles appeared on Star Trek: Voyager and portrayed one of that show's most terrifying villains.
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Why Megan Boone's Elizabeth Keen Left The Blacklist
Megan Boone's Elizabeth Keen was a vital part of The Blacklist, but her last appearance of the 10 season show was the finale of season 8. Here's why.
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Actors Who Had Violent Fights On Set
Not all co-stars get along when the cameras stop rolling. Here are some instances where actors had violent fights on the set of movies and TV shows.
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Where Is It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
Want to retrace the steps of the Gang? Here's where the major locations of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia were filmed.
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Why Netflix Canceled The Brothers Sun
The Brothers Sun featured an Oscar-winning star, cracked the top 10 most watched shows on Netflix, and had solid critical reviews but was still canceled.
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Karate Kid: Legends Lacks One Thing That Made Netflix's Cobra Kai So Satisfying
Karate Kid: Legends tries to embrace all areas of The Karate Kid franchise, but completely misses a core element of why the series works so well.
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Severance's Lumon Building Originally Had A Completely Different Look
In Severance showrunner Dan Erickson's original plans for the show, the Lumon building looked a lot different than it does in the actual series.
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A Hilarious Sci-Fi Series On Netflix Will Change How You Look At Aliens
One of the best original Syfy shows is now available on Netflix, and sci-fi fans will love it. Especially if they love aliens learning about humanity.
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Norm Macdonald's Forgotten Sitcom Is Nearly Impossible To Watch Today
The latest Norm Macdonald was beloved by comedians everywhere, yet a sitcom he starred in (for several seasons, at that) simply isn't readily available today.
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Is Swarm Based On A True Story? The Truth Behind Its Disturbing Inspirations
Despite its surreal elements, Swarm often feels distressingly real. Here's the lowdown on the TV series' unsettling real-world inspirations.
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The Pitt Creators Cut Dr. Robby And Dr. Collins Relationship Moments For A Good Reason
The Pitt season 1 originally featured some more moments that focused on the relationship between Dr. Robby and Dr. Collins.
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Santa Clarita Diet Season 4: Will It Ever Happen?
Santa Clarita Diet is one of Netflix's best original shows, but will we ever see a fourth season after its sudden cancellation?
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The Walking Dead Creator Changed Telltale's Beloved Video Game In One Major Way
The creator of The Walking Dead had some influence over the video game adaptation from Telltale, including one story he declared 'off limits.'
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The Parks And Recreation Cast Created A Fake TV Show That Sounds Perfect
Parks and Recreation is one of the best sitcoms of all time and we're begging them to follow-through on a fake show inside joke.
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Here's How To Watch All 13 Star Trek Movies For Free
If you've never ventured into the cinematic world of Star Trek or are looking for an excuse to revisit, all 13 movies are available to stream for free!
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Michael Cera's Phoenician Scheme Role Echoes His Most Underrated Character
Michael Cera explores the dorky-cool dichotomy in The Phoenician Scheme, echoing his underrated character from Twin Peaks: The Return.
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The Crime K-Drama That's Perfect For Fans Of Netflix's Mindhunter
If you've already watched Netflix's excellent psychological crime thriller series Mindhunter, perhaps consider giving its K-drama counterpart a look.
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5 Essential Bones Episodes That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
With nearly 250 episodes to choose from, here are our picks for the five Bones episodes that are essential for anyone who decides to give the show a look.
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What Does Nickelodeon Mean? The Name Of The TV Channel, Explained
No, Nickelodeon does not mean "I don't care about God." Here's what the children's network name actually means, and where it came from.
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One Los Angeles Mansion Played Host To Both Buffy The Vampire Slayer And Blade Runner
Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis House in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Los Feliz has been immortalized in sci-fi and horror thanks to its distinct look.
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Anime's Latest Controversy Is Quietly Tearing Fans Apart
The Crunchyroll Anime Awards can give you hope for the future of animation, but they're also a reminder of why the event stirs up controversy every year.
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A Star Wars Actor Had A Cringey First Encounter With Harrison Ford
One of Harrison Ford's co-stars in the Star Wars sequel trilogy was quick to put their foot in their mouth during their first encounter with the legendary star.
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15 Best Supernatural Horror Movies Of All Time, Ranked
It's not easy to make a phenomenal horror movies that follows the supernatural. But these 15 absolutely crushed it and will forever be a scary good time.
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The Best Public Domain Horror Movie Isn't Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey
Public domain horror films have experienced a boom in the last few years, but most of them are joyless cash-grabs. Here's one that's outrageous in a fun way.
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Steven Spielberg Thinks Everyone Needs To Watch This 1958 Crime Noir Classic
Steven Spielberg's must-watch movie picks include this 1958 crime classic, which brought down the curtain on American film noir's most influential period.
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Star Trek's Anson Mount Explains The Main Difference Between Pike And Kirk
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds star Anson Mount says that Captain Pike has a distinctly different leadership style than Captain Kirk.
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Why The Twilight Zone's Original Pilot Episode Was Rejected
The original pilot episode of The Twilight Zone was so dark that not only was it rejected initially, it never made it to the screen at all.
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