Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Ending Explained: Like Foley, Like Daughter
We're taking the banana out of the tailpipe and breaking down the ending for Eddie Murphy's legacy sequel Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.
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Robert Towne, One Of The Greatest Screenwriters In Hollywood History, Has Died
Robert Towne, the legendary screenwriter of Chinatown and so much more, has died at age 89.
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Apple's Mind-Bending Multiverse Drama Is The Best Sci-Fi Series In Years
Apple's sci-fi series Dark Matter leads the pack of great movies and TV shows that flew under the radar in June.
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A U.K. Superhero Series Is Making Its Mark On Netflix's Top Charts
British rapper/filmmaker Rapman's acclaimed superhero sci-fi series Supacell is drawing eyes on Netflix the world over.
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Star Trek: Prodigy Has Doubled Down On Being The Voyager Sequel You've Always Wanted
Star Trek: Prodigy might be as close to a Star Trek: Voyager sequel as we may ever see.
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Why Demon Slayer Is Coming To An End At The Height Of Its Popularity
The Demon Slayer anime is ending with a trilogy of movies, which feels like the right move (if not for the right reasons).
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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Review: Eddie Murphy Tries To Elevate Weak Material In This Nostalgia-Heavy Sequel
Eddie Murphy seems to be having a good time, but Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F is a weak sequel with few laughs. Here's our review.
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Kevin Costner's Horizon Bombed At The Box Office – Here's Why It's Not Looking Good For Its Sequels
Kevin Costner's Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 stumbled at the box office in its first weekend, and its future financial prospects aren't looking good.
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One The Boys Actor Was Recast And Fans Totally Missed It
Did you notice that the actor who played Ryan Butcher on The Boys was recast between seasons 1 and 2? Here's why that recasting needed to happen.
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ABC Tried To Make A Patriot Games TV Series And Sparked A Legal Battle Over Jack Ryan
Paramount and ABC got into a legal dispute over the rights to author Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan character, resulting in a scrapped TV show version of Patriot Games.
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How Stephen King Got The Boogeyman Cast Through Tough Days On Set
Horror author Stephen King doesn't always like movies based on his work, but his praise for The Boogeyman pushed the cast and crew to succeed.
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How A Classic Anime's New Season Echoes Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Anime sequel series Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture continues one of Hollywood's bad habits popularized by Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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An Ongoing Marvel Tradition Has Gifted Kevin Feige With Some Unforgettable Moments
Kevin Feige has a fun tradition when new Marvel movies open in theaters.
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Caveat's Most Confusing Moments Explained
Before Damian Mc Carthy made 2024's Oddity, he directed Caveat, a horror film that feels like a living nightmare. Check out our Caveat explained article here.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From '70s Sitcom Rhoda
Much of the cast of the '70s sitcom Rhoda are, sadly, no longer with us, although certain members are (including one who's now pop culture royalty).
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Robert Downey Jr. Gave Tony Stark Sunglasses So He Could Read Cue Cards In Iron Man
Tony Stark's (Robert Downey Jr.) sunglasses in Iron Man became a permanent part of his look, but they initially served a much more practical purpose.
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Styling Ted's Hair In Bill & Ted Was No Easy Task
Ted's hair (Keanu Reeves) in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure is a thing of beauty, but it took a bit of finagling to get just right.
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The Flesh Fair In Steven Spielberg's A.I. (Dangerously) Didn't Use CGI
When it came time to shoot the Flesh Fair scene in Steven Spielberg's sci-fi movie A.I., Spielberg and company opted to do things practically.
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Lost's Most Controversial Episode Feels Like A Time Capsule For A Bygone Era
Exposé, the critically maligned Nikki and Paulo episode of the hit ABC drama series Lost, is representative of a different era of television.
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Loki's Hulk-Proof Helicarrier Cell In Marvel's Avengers Actually Comes From Another SHIELD Location
Loki's Hulk-proof Helicarrier cell in Marvel's Avengers was inspired by the Triskelion in the Ultimates comics.
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A '90s Movie Moment Had Kurt Russell Panicking And Unable To Breathe
Real fire on the set of Backdraft had Kurt Russell in a terrifying situation.
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One Of The Bear Season 3's Best Vulgarities Also Comes From A Legendary Director
One of Richie's best recurring phrases in The Bear season 3 comes from a somewhat obscure interview conducted with a legendary filmmaker whom Richie admires.
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The Dog In Gremlins Was A Very Good Boy Who Thought The Monsters Were Real
Mushroom, the dog who played Barney in the classic Gremlins, seemed to think Gizmo and all of the gremlin puppets were real, and that's adorable.
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A Quiet Place: Day One Finally Lifts The 2024 Box Office Curse On Horror Movies
A Quiet Place: Day One grossed almost $100 million globally in its first weekend at the box office, breaking 2024's losing streak for horror movies.
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Friday The 13th's Writer Tried To Sell His Blood In Order To Help Finance The Horror Film
Friday the 13th reshaped the horror genre, and the writer was willing to give his blood (literally) to make it happen.
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One Of The Most Important Shows Of TV's Golden Age Is Now Streaming On Netflix
Lost forever changed TV. Now, 20 years after its debut, there's a certain irony in the series finally coming to Netflix.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Trap Was Inspired By A Twisted True Story
M. Night Shymalan's Trap may be a work of fiction, but it draws from a wild real-life sting operation.
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