10 Underrated James Bond Movies That Deserve More Respect
Bond. James Bond. He's the smoothest spy in cinematic history. Nevertheless, not all of 007's adventures are created equal. These Bond films need more respect.
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Terrifier 2 Ending Explained: Food's A Little Funny At The Clown Cafe
::hacky stand-up comic voice:: What's the deal with Art the Clown?
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Riverdale's Supernatural Turn Pulled Inspiration From A Stephen King Classic
After referencing many of King's other works (including The Shawshank Redemption), this only seems natural.
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Is There More Of A Bootlicking Weasel In The Star Wars Universe Than Andor's Syril Karn?
You can smell this guy's desperation like a pile of bantha fodder.
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Hugh Jackman Actually Approached Ryan Reynolds About Returning As Wolverine In Deadpool 3
Sure, Ryan Reynolds bugged Hugh Jackman a lot, but after the Deadpool star gave up on the prospect, it was Wolverine himself who came back around to it.
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Working With Steven Spielberg On Empire Of The Sun Skewed Christian Bale's Idea Of What Filmmaking Was
No, flying 10,000 extras to China and building a full-size stadium to shoot in doesn't happen on every film set.
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Sausage Party Is Returning As A Prime Video Series Called Foodtopia
Get ready for more foul-mouthed foodstuffs.
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The Hierarchy Of Your Music Collection Is About To Change With Mondo's Black Adam Vinyl Soundtrack
Lorne Balfe's soundtrack for Black Adam is coming to vinyl in April 2023, courtesy of Mondo.
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Saw II Started Its Life As A Movie Separate From The Franchise
The smash success of the first Saw movie took everyone by surprise, including director Darren Lynn Bousman, whose career transformed because of it.
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During Season 1 Of Andor, Where Is Jyn Erso In The Star Wars Universe?
Where is she at this point in the timeline, five years before the Battle of Yavin?
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Sam Kinison Filmed A ¡Three Amigos! Cameo That Was Ultimately Lost Forever
'It was very funny and insane and I don't remember why it was cut.'
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Tales From The Box Office: Why Silent Hill Failed Where Resident Evil Succeeded
As we get ready to Return to Silent Hill, let's take a look back at Christophe Gans' original 2006 horror adaptation.
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What's The Deal With The Partisans And Everything Saw Gerrera Mentions In Andor Episode 8?
Who were the other folks Saw talked about, those that lacked the clarity of purpose he did?
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The White Lotus Season 2 Stars Tease An Even More Shocking Story Than Season 1
Mike White's hit HBO series The White Lotus is returning, and it's going to make some jaws drop.
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Black Adam Scores $26.8 Million Opening Day On Its Way To $67 Million Weekend [Update]
Black Adam is set to top the box office in its opening weekend, after scoring $26.8 million in its first day of release.
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She-Hulk Concept Art Reveals A Scrapped Daredevil Villain
If She-Hulk gets renewed for a well-deserved second season, you can bet there'll be even more deep-cut Marvel cameos.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes: Everything We Know So Far About The Wes Ball-Helmed Sequel
You're telling me this Planet of the Apes has a kingdom
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Why Sabbac Looks Different In Black Adam Than He Does In The Comics
You're telling me they could have gone with a 50-foot demon with blue horns? Missed opportunity!
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Tim Burton Says Disney Is A 'Horrible Big Circus' And He Was Dumbo
Dumbo was apparently the last film that Burton plans to make for Disney.
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Rihanna's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Song Drops This Friday
Rihanna is back in a big way, thanks to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes: Rachel Zegler Gives Us A Look At The Set Of The Hunger Games Prequel
Get a sneak peek at Peter Dinklage's Casca Highbottom, creator of the Hunger Games, in a behind-the-scenes video.
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The Wire Ending Explained: Way Down In The Hole
The Wire co-creator David Simon often compares the show to a modern Greek tragedy.
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John Carpenter Hid His Love For The Thing In The Halloween Franchise
John Carpenter's horror film Halloween has a nice reference to The Thing from Another World, the 1951 monster movie the director remade in 1982.
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George Romero Understands Why Someone Would Walk Out On One Of His Films
'If nobody walked out, it wouldn't be the movie I wanted to make.'
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Netflix's First Original Series, Lilyhammer, Leaves The Service In November
Farewell, Lilyhammer.
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