Pluribus Is Just Like HBO's The Last Of Us (With One Major Difference)
Vince Gilligan's new sci-fi show, Pluribus, for Apple TV shares some similarities with HBO's The Last of Us, but does it even better.
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This 'Banned' Batman Comic Is Valuable For A Hilarious, Outrageous Reason
The original run of a Batman comic from the late 2010s is worth a heck of a lot of money due to one outrageous panel that sparked a craze.
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15 Best Needle Drops In Movie History
A great soundtrack can make a good movie even better, and these needle drops are the best uses of songs we've ever seen in the movies.
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Prime Video Users Are Obsessed With A Harlan Coben Series Led By A Hunger Games Star
Lazarus, the Prime Video miniseries created by author Harlan Coben and starring Sam Claflin and Bill Nighy, is a big streaming hit.
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How Avatar: The Way Of Water Forced James Cameron To Finally Chill Out
James Cameron has admitted to being a bit of a 'dictator' on the sets of his films over the years, but Avatar: The Way Of Water changed that.
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This Nicolas Cage Western Based On A Classic Novel Is A Must-Watch For Hulu Subscribers
If you have Hulu, you need to check out this Western film starring Nicolas Cage based on a 1960 novel by John Edward Williams.
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How Eddie Munson's Spirit Lives On In Stranger Things Season 5
Eddie Munson won't be returning from the dead in Stranger Things season 5, but the heavy metal-loving D&D aficionado will make his presence felt in other ways.
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All's Fair Director Believes The Kim Kardashian Drama Can Find Its The Wire Moment
The director of the Kim Kardashian legal drama All's Fair things the series compared the backlash to that of ... The Wire? Let's get into it.
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Predator: Badlands And The New Alien Stories Have One Major Thing In Common
The worlds of the Predator and Alien films are colliding in Predator: Badlands with a brilliant thematic connection outside of the Yautja and Xenomorphs.
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25 Years Ago, Adam Sandler Delivered His Biggest Box Office Bomb Ever
Adam Sandler dominated the box office of the 1990s, but his first film of the 2000s was the biggest box office bomb of his career.
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Vince Gilligan's Pluribus Perfects His Greatest Trick From Breaking Bad And Better Call Saul
Pluribus features a distinct style that series creator Vince Gilligan perfected on both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
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The '70s Redefined The Horror Genre For Better And Forever
The 1970s completely changed the landscape of the horror genre forever, and much of the horror we love today owes its existence to the films that came before.
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10 Best Detective TV Shows On Netflix
The detective series is one of the most reliable formulas on television, and Netflix has a stellar roster of them available to stream right now.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Quietly Remakes One Of The Greatest Horror Sequels Ever
Guillermo del Toro's new take on Frankenstein is directly borrowing from one of the very best adaptations of the classic.
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Why Glen Powell's Running Man Changed The Stephen King Story's Original Ending
Edgar Wright's take on The Running Man with Glen Powell changes the ending of Stephen King's original story. Here's why, for those who haven't read the book.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Breaks The Fourth Wall In The Perfect Way
A fun little meta moment in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is bound to catch the attention of English lit nerds everywhere.
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Who Is Leo Bonhart? Sharlto Copley's The Witcher Villain Explained
Leo Bonhart may not look too dangerous, but Sharlto Copley's disheveled, charismatic Witcher villain will have a major role to play in events to come.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Doubles Down On The Most Important Part Of The Classic Horror Story
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein adaptation gives us arguably the most sympathetic version of the Creature ever put on film.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water's Tech Team Tried To Convince James Cameron To Avoid Filming Underwater
James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water crew tried to convince him not to film it underwater, and you can see why, given the obstacles they had to overcome.
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This Stunning Yet Controversial '70s Animated Movie Flopped So Hard That It Bankrupted Its Studio
This animated '70s film is a psychedelic arthouse trip that pushed its experimental style too far, flopping at the box office and dooming the studio behind it.
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Emma Thompson & Ruth Wilson's Apple TV Series Is A Must-Watch For Slow Horses Fans
If you're a fan of Slow Horses, there's an Apple TV series that you absolutely need to check out starring Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson.
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Why Stranger Things Season 5's First Scene Took Months To Complete
Stranger Things season 5's opening scene, involving Noah Schnapp's Will Byers, took months to finish. Here's why it required so much work.
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Warner Bros. Punished One Gossip Girl Star For Leaving The Show Early
One of the stars of Gossip Girl has spoken out about how she had a hard time leaving the show early, despite her pleas to walk away.
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Weapons' Best Performer Almost Quit Acting Before Landing The Movie
Amy Madigan shot into the spotlight with her performance as Aunt Gladys in Weapons, but her acting career previously had a lot of rough patches.
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Predator: Badlands Is A Major Sci-Fi Crossover Done Right
By doing more with less, Predator: Badlands wisely uses some restraint and proves that not all brand expansions are built equally.
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Jurassic World 5 Is Sorely Needed, Whether You Like It Or Not
Complain about Jurassic World 5 moving forward all you want, but it's hard to deny that Universal and the movie theater industry at large need this sequel.
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Why Captain Anderson From Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Looks So Familiar
The actor playing Captain Anderson in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is in such extensive costuming that you might need help placing him. We're here to help.
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