Why Colin Trevorrow Didn't Direct Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Colin Trevorrow breathed new life into the Jurassic Park franchise with the first Jurassic World movie. So why didn't he return for its direct sequel?
Read More-
-
How Keith David Felt About John Carpenter's The Thing Ending
John Carpenter's The Thing has a memorable and ambiguous ending. Here's what co-star Keith David thinks about that moment.
Read More -
Paul Verhoeven's Biggest Flop Had A Sequel You Probably Haven't Seen
This infamous Paul Verhoeven flop is considered a trashterpiece nowadays. It also spawned what might be one of the strangest belated sequels ever.
Read More -
There's A Reason Why Six Twilight Zone Episodes Will Always Look Terrible
Several classic episodes of The Twilight Zone look like garbage for a very specific reason – and there will never be a way to fix them.
Read More -
Why Christopher Reeve Was Cast As Superman, According To A DC Producer
According to producer Pierre Spengler, Christopher Reeve was ultimately cast as Superman because he had a particular quality that the DC film role needed.
Read More -
25 Movies Like Pride & Prejudice You Need To Watch Next
If you love the 2005 adaptation of Jane Austen's classic Pride & Prejudice, here are more movies that you should add to your watchlist immediately.
Read More -
Why Galactus Didn't Show Up In The 2015 Fantastic Four Flop
Galactus didn't appear in the 2015 Fantastic Four movie, but that wasn't always the plan for the notorious Marvel superhero flop.
Read More -
Why Hulu Canceled How To Die Alone After One Season
Natasha Rothwell's How To Die Alone was one of the most exciting new shows of 2024, but Hulu canceled it after one season. Here's why.
Read More -
The 10 Best Lee Majors Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Lee Majors was the Six Million Dollar Man, but that's just one of the great projects he starred in. Here are the best Lee Majors movies and TV shows.
Read More -
How 28 Years Later Channels The Last Of Us And Zack Snyder
28 Days Later inspired the trend of 'running infected/zombies' and now 28 Years Later is pulling inspiration from the films and TV shows that followed.
Read More -
Glenn Howerton's Wife Appeared On It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia's Grossest Dennis Episode
Glenn Howerton's real-life wife appeared in a guest role on one of the darkest Dennis episodes of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Read More -
Before John Wick, Keanu Reeves Turned Down What Could Have Been A Major Action Franchise
Years before starring in classics like The Matrix and John Wick, Keanu Reeves reportedly turned down a movie that could have spawned its own action franchise.
Read More -
Clint Eastwood Only Directed One Official Sequel In His Entire Career
While he's no stranger to sequels as an actor, this film marked the only occasion on which Clint Eastwood directed a follow-up to one of his movies.
Read More -
10 Worst Episodes Of The Office, Ranked
The Office may be one of the best comedy shows ever, but it's not without some real stinkers. Here are the worst episodes of The Office, both rank and ranked.
Read More -
Beyond The Sea: Josh Hartnett's Black Mirror Episode, Explained
John Hartnett and Aaron Paul play astronauts struggling with their connections to Earth in Black Mirror's dark sci-fi episode 'Beyond the Sea.'
Read More -
How Simon Helberg Left Kunal Nayyar Embarrassed On The Big Bang Theory Set
Kunal Nayyar and Simon Helberg shared many scenes on The Big Bang Theory, and Nayyar often left his scenes feeling embarrassed.
Read More -
28 Years Later Features A Brilliant Easter Egg Only UK Fans Will Notice
The alternate history timeline of 28 Years Later erases many real-life events, resulting in one particularly heartwarming Easter egg for UK fans.
Read More -
The James Bond Easter Egg You Probably Never Noticed In Steven Spielberg's Jaws
Steven Spielberg's love of the James Bond franchise has manifested in a number of Easter eggs, including a not-so-subtle one in Jaws.
Read More -
10 Best Box Office Opening Weekend Matchups Like Barbenheimer, Ranked
The Barbenheimer phenomenon proved that two movies with vastly different themes can make a killing at the box office, but it was far from unprecedented.
Read More -
Jeremy Clarkson's Charming And Hilarious Reality Show On Amazon Prime Deserves Your Attention
Jeremy Clarkson, the host of Top Gear, has a very different reality show on Prime Video that's also worth your time and attention.
Read More -
Horror Movies Audiences Believed Were True
Plenty of horror movies claim to be based on true stories, but here are some so convincing that they actually have audiences believing they're real.
Read More -
Disney's Disastrous Elio Marketing Is A Perfect Study In How To Fail A Good Movie
Elio is certainly one of Pixar's best films in years, but a lackluster marketing campaign makes it seem like Disney didn't have faith in it.
Read More -
The Forgotten John Carpenter Horror Movie That Almost Received A NC-17 Rating
This later work from the legendary horror master John Carpenter came close to landing the deaded NC-17 rating for violence.
Read More -
William Shatner's Kirk Made His Return In A Star Trek Short Film You Probably Missed
Captain Kirk and Spock got a heartwarming farewell in a Star Trek short film that used visual effects to create a de-aged William Shatner.
Read More -
How Taylor Sheridan Convinced Billy Bob Thornton To Star In Landman
It sounds like Taylor Sheridan didn't have a lot of trouble convincing Billy Bob Thornton to star in his hit drama Landman.
Read More -
The Sci-Fi Flop That Keanu Reeves Couldn't Believe He Made
If you're wondering why Keanu Reeves starred in this sci-fi flop, it's because it (somewhat literally) wound up being very different from what he signed up for.
Read More -
Star Trek's Best Era Of TV Shows, According To Rotten Tomatoes
There are three distinct eras of Star Trek television shows, and the data from Rotten Tomatoes indicates that one era rises above the rest in terms of quality.
Read More
