Fly Me To The Moon Crashes To The Ground With $10 Million Opening Weekend
Space Race-era romantic comedy Fly Me to the Moon has failed to launch at the box office, despite big stars and a $100 million budget.
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Bones Established An Important Goal For Brennan At The Start Of The Series
A season 1 episode of Bones made sure to establish an ongoing theme for Bones.
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Data Had An Entirely Different Backstory Planned Before Star Trek's Datalore
Datalore provided the literal lore of Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but an earlier script told a very different story.
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Robert Downey Jr. Is The Reason For The Avengers' Famous Shawarma Scene
Robert Downey Jr.'s suggestion for the post-credits scene in The Avengers helped skyrocket sales of shawarma.
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The Deeper Meaning Of Denis Villeneuve's Enemy, Explained
Denis Villeneuve's movie Enemy stars Jake Gyllenhaal in dual roles as a history professor and his doppelganger, but there's a deeper meaning to be explored.
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Frank Herbert's Son Provided Input On Denis Villeneuve's Dune Script
Dune creator Frank Herbert's son Brian Herbert has been instrumental in expanding the franchise, even working on Denis Villeneuve's film adaptations.
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Remembering Kurt Russell's Instigative Lost In Space Role
Lost in Space had a teenaged Kurt Russell challenging Will Robinson to combat in the season 1 episode 'The Challenge.'
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The Correct Order To Watch The Hotel Transylvania Movies
Here are all of the Hotel Transylvania movies in order, plus our recommendation of the correct order to watch them if you're looking to dive into the franchise.
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The Pike Scene In Star Trek 2009 That Was 'Hideously Uncomfortable'
J.J. Abrams' Star Trek has Pike (Bruce Greenwood) being tortured by Nero (Eric Bana) in a scene that was just as unpleasant to film as it looks.
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Bones Tried And Failed To Follow A Bottle Episode Budget
Bones season 1's Christmas-themed 'The Man in the Fallout Shelter' was surprisingly costly for a bottle episode.
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Shannen Doherty, Who Played Prue Halliwell In Charmed, Has Died At 53
Actress Shannen Doherty, known for her roles in Beverly Hills 90210 and Charmed, has died at the age of 53 after living with breast cancer for almost a decade.
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One Mostly Silent Character On The Simpsons Has Been Voiced By Three Different Oscar Nominees
Maggie Simpson doesn't talk, but when she does, The Simpsons brings in Oscar-nominated (and winning) actors.
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The Purge Director Thinks Election Year Actually Took Things Too Far
The Purge films have never been subtle, but even the director of The Purge: Election year thinks the political horror was a bit extreme.
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The Bizarre Evolution Of Terrifier's Art The Clown
Art the Clown has lived a relatively short life, compared to other horror monsters, but he's seen quite the evolution from short films to the Terrifier movies.
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Horror Box Office Bombs With Great Rotten Tomatoes Scores
Plenty of horror movies have bombed at the box office but earned critical acclaim. Here are some horror box office bombs with great Rotten Tomatoes scores.
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The Perfect Starter Episode Of The Twilight Zone Is A Stealth Holiday Special
The Twilight Zone season 3 episode 'Five Characters in Search of an Exit' is a stealth holiday special with a surprisingly sweet twist ending.
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How Director Brian De Palma Created The Most Iconic Moment In The First Stephen King Movie
Brian De Palma used several cinematic tricks to pull off the big climatic scene of Carrie, the first Stephen King movie.
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Kurt Russell Made His Opinion Clear On An Escape From New York Remake
Don't count on Kurt Russell appearing in an Escape From New York remake, should it ever come to pass.
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Star Trek: Voyager's Tuvix Actor Took Cues From Past Neelix And Tuvok Moments
Star Trek: Voyager's Tuvix actor Tom Wright was quite specific about which of Neelix and Tuvok's mannerisms he emulated.
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The One Line In Minority Report That Colin Farrell Just Couldn't Get Right
Minority Report strangely predicted the technology of the future, but according to Colin Farrell, the technobabble didn't make for easy line deliveries.
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James Caan Did Not Find Will Ferrell Funny While Filming Elf
Even though Will Ferrell has made millions laugh every holiday season with Elf, he wasn't making co-star James Caan chuckle very much while shooting the movie.
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The Fiery Kurt Russell Film That Came With A Thrill-Inducing Tourist Attraction
Following Kurt Russell's 1991 firemen-centric thriller Backdraft, Universal Studios created a theme park attraction that let visitors feel the heat.
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The Reason Star Trek: Picard Kept Geordi's Wife Anonymous (For Now)
Star Trek: Picard showed Geordi La Forge with his daughters, but no wife. Well, that was by design.
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Rian Johnson's Looper Was Largely Influenced By An '80s Harrison Ford Thriller
Rian Johnson's Looper heads off in many surprising directions, a trick it picked up from the Harrison Ford-led Witness.
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How The Howells Had So Many Clothes While Stranded On Gilligan's Island
The Howells' endless supply of clothes on Gilligan's Island was a subtle bit of political commentary on creator Sherwood Schwartz's part.
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Hotly-Hyped Horror Movie Longlegs Sets A New Box Office Record For Neon
Chilling trailers and rave reviews have propelled Osgood Perkins' new horror movie Longlegs to an estimated $22 million opening weekend at the box office.
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The Creator Of Gilligan's Island Wrote The Pilot In Unimaginable Pain
A tree-related mishap kept the writer of the Gilligan's Island pilot in a lot of pain.
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