Star Trek: Voyager's Most Famous Episode Is Still Tearing Fans Apart Today
The most famous episode of Star Trek: Voyager has become a lightning rod for debate among Trekkies, and star Kate Mulgrew has made her position extremely clear.
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A Kurt Russell And Sylvester Stallone Crime Movie Was Shot By Three Different Directors
This action-comedy starring Kurt Russell and Sylvester Stallone had such a troubled production that three different directors had to wrangle it all together.
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The 5 Best James Bond Books That Hardcore Movie Fans Need To Read
If you're a James Bond movie fan who only wants to read the cream of the crop when it comes to Ian Fleming's Bond books, here are our top five recommendations.
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Anthony Bourdain's 10 Favorite Criterion Collection Movies Are Bona Fide Classics
While you might have appreciated Anthony Bourdains perspectives on food, travel and more, his favorite Criterion Collection movies are worth watching too.
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What Does DC Comics Stand For?
Ever wondered what the "DC" in DC Comics stands for? You're in luck, because this article happens to be about that very thing!
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Severance Season 2 Finale's Controversial Twist Explained By Adam Scott
The Severance season 2 finale ends with a rather shocking twist, so it's only to be expected that series lead Adam Scott would have thoughts on the matter.
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Where The It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Ireland Scenes Were Actually Shot
When the It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia characters made a trip from Philly to Ireland, here's where the cast members actually shot those episodes.
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Disney Canceled A High School Musical Spin-Off That Could Have Been A Generational Favorite
Before High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, the Disney Channel almost went with a totally different spin-off series.
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Why So Many MCU Superheroes Don't Have Secret Identities
There's a specific reason Marvel Cinematic Universe superheroes tend to not have secret identities. However, it may also speak to a larger cultural shift.
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How Cormac McCarthy Felt About Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone
Taylor Sheridan has been very vocal about his love of the late, great author Cormac McCarthy, and cited him as a huge influence on Yellowstone.
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Larry David's Most Intimidating Date Inspired This Seinfeld Episode
Seinfeld co-creator Larry David often drew inspiration from his life for the show, including a not-so-pleasant encounter he had with a girlfriend's father.
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Amanda Seyfried Has One Condition For A Jennifer's Body Sequel
Jennifer's Body was a flop that's since become a huge cult favorite, and co-star Amanda Seyfried would like to return for a sequel...under one condition.
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The Main Inspirations Behind Jack Reacher, According To His Creator
Jack Reacher author Lee Child once talked about the various elements that directly inspired him to create the popular character.
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The Friends Cast Reunited Through This Hilarious Courteney Cox Sitcom
Many members of the Friends cast reunited with Courteney Cox on this sitcom which was also host to plenty of other guest appearances.
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The First Adaptation Of A Classic Charles Dickens Christmas Story Is Impossible To Watch Today
Charles Dickens' classic Christmas story has inspired dozens of filmed adaptations, but the first one is impossible to watch today.
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Apple's Latest Movie Trailer Innovation Suggests The Future Of Premium Home Viewing
Apple has introduced a new way for movie lovers to watch trailers for new releases on their phones, kicking it off with F1.
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The Walking Dead's First Huge Death Was Almost Rick Grimes
Rick Grimes nearly became The Walking Dead's first major casualty. Here's how that could have changed the arc of the successful comic and TV show.
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The Best Episode Of Gunsmoke, According To IMDB
IMDb says the best episode of Gunsmoke is one that puts Dillon through the moral ringer and makes him think about the role he plays as an officer of the law.
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Why Donald Glover's Troy Left Community
Here's the reason why Donald Glover's Troy character sailed off into the sunset on NBC's Community, according to Glover himself.
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How Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury Lost His Eye In The MCU Vs. The Comics
How did Nick Fury end up with that eyepatch? The origin story in the comics is different from the MCU version with Samuel L. Jackson.
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One Upcoming Movie Proves That Even Pixar Was Inspired By Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse
Pixar's signature animation style is getting a shake-up in upcoming movie Gatto, which adopts the more painterly look of the Spider-Verse movies.
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Criminal Minds Features A Bizarre Grand Theft Auto Reference
Criminal Minds is no stranger to pop culture references, but hearing Joe Mantegna's David Rossi talk about Grand Theft Auto IV was a wild one.
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A Western Flop With John Wayne Was Banned In The UK
International censors will ban American movies for plenty of weird reasons, but the UK chose a very petty reason to ban this John Wayne western.
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The 15 Best Action Comedies Of All Time, Ranked
As these 15 films have proven, the best action-comedies stand out from the rest of the pack by offering equal parts action and consistent humor.
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The How To Train Your Dragon Remake Completely Fails For One Key Reason
DreamWorks' live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon is a total miss, despite having the same director as the animated original. Here's why it fails.
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One Of The Best Star Trek Episodes Ever Got Its Title From Tim Burton's Batman
One of the Joker's quotes from Tim Burton's 1989 Batman movie inspired the episode title of one of Star Trek's best episodes.
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5 Essential Anime Series That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
With so many anime shows out there to choose from, here are the five series that are essential for any self-respecting anime enthusiast to explore.
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