10 Classic Horror Movie Flops That Deserve A Modern Remake
There have been plenty of horror remakes of popular, blockbuster horror titles, but why not remake some classic horror movie flops instead?
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Squid Game Season 2 Mirrors Netflix's Reality Series With Two Of Its New Players
Two new characters who appear in Squid Game season 2 recall real-life players in Netflix's Squid Game game show Squid Game: The Challenge.
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Who Is The Prince That Was Promised? The Game Of Thrones Prophecy Explained
Game of Thrones often mentions a prophecy about 'the prince that was promised,' but who does this really refer to? The answer's quite complicated.
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The Wild, Trashy 2000s Crime Thriller Frank Darabont Was Supposed To Direct
Frank Darabont, director of The Shawshank Redemption and more, was supposed to helm this pulpy crime thriller from 2009, but things didn't work out.
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The Only Tom Cruise Movie On IMDb's Top 250 List
Tom Cruise has a ton of full-fledged bangers in his filmography, but only one of his movies has cracked IMDb's Top 250 list.
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Martin Short Gets The Most Star-Studded Induction Into SNL's Five-Timers Club
Saturday Night Live guest host Martin Short gets inducted into the Five-Timers Club by Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Paul Rudd, and other stars.
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Why Robert Patrick Was Only In Two Episodes Of Stargate Atlantis
Terminator 2: Judgment Day's Robert Patrick popped up in the two-part pilot episode of Stargate Atlantis before moving onto other projects. Here's why he left.
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Frasier's Donny Douglas Originally Had A Much Smaller Role
While Niles' divorce lawyer Donny Douglas (Saul Rubinek) became a recurring character for a few seasons of Frasier, that wasn't the original plan.
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The 10 Most Common Tropes In The Star Trek Franchise
Star Trek has been around for decades, boasting a plethora of TV shows and movies, meaning the franchise has several famous tropes fans know well.
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Why Judd Nelson Disappeared From Hollywood
Judd Nelson experienced a meteoric rise in the 1980s, but hasn't been in a major movie in at least 15 years. Here's our examination of his career arc.
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This Crime Thriller Novel Became A Clint Eastwood Classic — And Inspired The Author Of Gone Girl
In 2003, Clint Eastwood directed a powerhouse drama based on a popular crime thriller novel that also inspired Gillian Flynn when she was writing Sharp Objects.
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The Raunchy Big Bang Theory Scene That Got An Episode Banned In The UK
The Big Bang Theory generally avoided adults only content, although one unusually naughty scene landed it in hot water with British censors.
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Why Rock Legend Tom Petty Agreed To His Cameo In The Simpsons
Rock legend Tom Petty appeared in an episode of The Simpsons with other rock stars, and it was much easier to get him than you'd think.
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The 12 Best Time Loop Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Nobody wants to be stuck in a time loop, but watching a time loop movie is always a good time. Here are some of the best ones, ranked.
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How Ben Stiller's Meet The Fockers Dodged An R-Rating By The MPAA
The Ben Stiller-led comedy sequel Meet the Fockers was going to be Rated R for all its near-cusses. Here's how the movie landed a PG-13 instead.
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Kurt Russell Wrote One Of The Most Important Scenes Of The Thing
As John Carpenter's The Thing headed toward the end of the production, the movie still didn't have an ending. Thankfully, Kurt Russell came up with a doozy.
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Kevin Costner Did A Stunt In Waterworld To Pay Homage To Burt Lancaster
Kevin Costner held the legendary actor Burt Lancaster in high-esteem, so he paid tribute to the late actor with a Waterworld moment shortly after he died.
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Halle Berry Made Oscars History When She Won Best Actress
Halle Berry made history with her Oscar win for Monster's Ball ... and we're still waiting for another actor to follow in her footsteps.
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Star Trek's Gene Roddenberry Wanted To Avoid One Thing With John De Lancie's Q
John de Lancie's Q became a fan-favorite Star Trek character, but show creator Gene Roddenberry established rules for the character's appearances.
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Why Family Guy Can Still Be So Controversial Today (And Get Away With It)
Family Guy has been pushing the envelope since it's premiered, but how does it still get away with all their controversial jokes?
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Star Trek: Enterprise Had One Goal Before Its Cancellation
The folks behind the series Star Trek: Enterprise were surprised at the sudden cancelation and had to think quickly to achieve a certain goal.
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Why ABC Canceled The '60s Cartoon Jonny Quest After Just One Season
The '60s Hanna-Barbera animated series Jonny Quest only lasted a season before really taking off in syndication. Here's why it was canceled so soon.
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The Seven Deadly Sins Connection Fans Missed In Gilligan's Island
There are a shocking number of fan theories about Gilligan's Island, one of which (involving the Seven Deadly Sins) actually holds some water.
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Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan Wrote This Crime Thriller On Prime Video's Top Charts
Taylor Sheridan created a TV empire with Yellowstone and its spinoffs, and now a movie he scripted is topping Prime Video's streaming charts.
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Why Martin Scorsese's The Departed Was Banned In China
China banned Martin Scorsese's The Departed, which won Oscars for Best Director and Best Picture, from being shown theatrically in the country. Here's why.
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Mufasa: The Lion King Outpaced By Sonic The Hedgehog King At The Box Office
Mufasa: The Lion King and Sonic the Hedgehog 3 go head-to-head at the box office in their opening weekends, and Sonic is the clear victor.
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Daniel Craig's Worst Movie On Rotten Tomatoes Is An Arthurian Legend With A Twist
A relatively obscure 1990s live-action Disney movie is Daniel Craig's worst film on Rotten Tomatoes, but it co-starred an eventual Oscar winner.
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