A Former NHL Player Hopes HBO's Heated Rivalry Can Help Change Pro Hockey Culture
Heated Rivalry has sparked an increased interest in professional hockey, but is the NHL ready to address the very culture Heated Rivalry is criticizing?
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One Of The Best Sci-Fi Movies Of The 2010s Is Set In 2026
Reality catches up to science fiction once again in 2026, the year that served as the setting for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
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Roger Ebert Gave A Perfect Score To Brad Pitt's Criminally Underseen 1993 Thriller
Brad Pitt's 1993 thriller Kalifornia failed to impress most reviewers and has largely been forgotten, but Roger Ebert loved it.
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Why WWE's Seth Rollins Was Cut From Captain America: Brave New World
WWE star Seth Rollins filmed some scenes for Captain America: Brave New World, but his character became one of many casualties of the Marvel movie's reshoots.
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5 Forgotten '90s Horror Movies That Still Hold Up Today
Horror movies from the 1990s aren't always given the credit they deserve, so here are 5 forgotten films that still hold up today.
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One Batman Comic Took The Superhero's Name Very Literally With A Wild Horror Twist
Batman almost became the victim of a ritual sacrifice in a comic book story that revealed a dark, demonic secret at the heart of Gotham City.
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Where The St. Elmo's Fire Cast Members Are Now
The cast of St. Elmo's Fire helped define the generation of actors known as the Brat Pack. Here's what they're all up to now.
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The Forgotten 1991 Gangster Film Flop That Starred Nicole Kidman And Bruce Willis
Despite starring big names like Nicole Kidman and Bruce Willis (and even being written by Tom Stoppard), this 1991 gangster film proved to be shocking lifeless.
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What Slow Horses Author Mick Herron Thinks About Gary Oldman's Jackson Lamb
Gary Oldman's Jackson Lamb on Slow Horses is different from author Mick Herron's version in the Slough House books, but Herron doesn't actually mind.
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The Star Trek Actor Who Spoiled Spock's Death Before Wrath Of Khan Even Began Shooting
Spock's shocking death at the end of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan wasn't all that shocking since the info leaked before the film even began shooting.
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Why Isaac Asimov's Foundation Was Considered Unfilmable Before Apple TV's Hit Series
For decades, Isaac Asimov's Foundation was deemed unfilmable. Apple TV’s series has proved that line of thinking so very wrong.
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Pluribus' Karolina Wydra Kicked Off Her Career In An Underrated Jack Black Movie
Pluribus fans have been dazzled by Karolina Wydra's incredible performance as Zosia, but she got her start in an underrated comedy film.
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Here's What Hollywood Is Getting Wrong About Creativity, According To A Hazbin Hotel Songwriter
Hazbin Hotel songwriter Sam Haft says that Hollywood's obsession with broad appeal overlooks what audiences are really looking for.
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Jimmy O. Yang Quietly Joined The Marvel Cinematic Universe Years Ago
Jimmy O. Yang technically joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe before becoming a bigger name thanks to his major roles on shows like Silicon Valley.
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All 5 Seasons Of Stranger Things, Ranked From Worst To Best
It took almost a decade, but Stranger Things is finally over. So, let's get to it: Here's every season of the Duffer Brothers' smash-hit Netflix series, ranked.
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Every Tom Cruise Horror Movie, Ranked
Tom Cruise might be most well-known for his work as an action star, but he's also appeared in a handful of great horror films.
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10 Best '70s Disaster Movies, Ranked
Disaster movies really blew up in Hollywood during the 1970s. Here are the 10 best disaster movies of the decade, ranked.
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One Of The Best Takes On Frankenstein's Monster Is In A Forgotten Horror Series
Frankenstein's Creature has been portrayed in a variety of movies and TV shows over time, but this Showtime horror series features one of the best depictions.
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Why Pluribus Creator Vince Gilligan Wanted A Different Name For His Apple TV Series
Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan has admitted that as much as its title works for the sci-fi series, he still wanted to change it for a long time.
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Lance Henriksen Had A Wild Pitch For A Sequel To Sam Raimi's Underrated Western
Sam Raimi's The Quick and the Dead will probably never get a sequel, but Lance Henriksen, who had a small role in the film, has an idea for one anyway.
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Foundation Star Lee Pace Has An Interesting Theory About Cleon's Intellect
Cleon may not be the smartest character on the Apple TV adaptation Foundation, but actor Lee Pace has some theories about his intellect.
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This Stranger Things Movie Sequel Pitch Would Give The Series The Ending It Deserves
Stranger Things fans are already putting pressure on Netflix and The Duffer Brothers for a finale sequel film to tie up loose ends.
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This Daniel Radcliffe Movie Adapted A Novel By Stephen King's Son (But Critics Hated It)
Joe Hill, who also happens to be Stephen King's son, wrote the source material for this memorably strange (but critically reviled) Daniel Radcliffe film.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Revives One Of Hollywood's Most Familiar Sci-Fi Tropes
Blockbuster films have embraced climactic sky beams since the superhero era boom, and even James Cameron isn't above using one for Avatar: Fire And Ash.
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Mike Flanagan Broke One Of His Directing Rules To Remake Stephen King's Carrie
Mike Flanagan has already adapted several Stephen King works to the screen, but his Carrie miniseries adaptation is something of a change of pace for him.
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Why The Demogorgons Vanished In The Stranger Things Finale, According To The Showrunners
You might have noticed that the demogorgons didn't show up in the grand finale of Stranger Things. Here's why, according to the showrunners.
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Andor Showrunner Tony Gilroy's Favorite Season Might Surprise You
Picking their favorite season of Andor would be pretty difficult for most Star Wars fans, but not so much for showrunner and creator Tony Gilroy.
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