Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction Was Almost Made In A Completely Different Format
Pulp Fiction is famous for its non-linear narrative, but did you know the film was originally envisioned as something with a totally different shape to it?
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Netflix Is Breathing New Life Into One Of Adam Sandler's Worst Movies
For whatever reason, one of Adam Sandler's more forgettable films has found its way into Netflix's daily top 10 most-streamed movies.
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What We Do In The Shadows Season 6 Review: The Final Bite Is Bloody Good Fun
The sixth and final season of What We Do in the Shadows suggest the show will end just as strongly as it started. Here's our review.
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The 30 Best Horror TV Shows Of All Time
Horror and suspense have occupied a central place in American television as early as the 1950s. Here's our list of the best horror TV shows of all time.
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10 Star Trek Movies Unexpectedly Removed From Paramount Plus - Here's Where You Can Find Them
A large chunk of the Star Trek movies are no longer available to stream on Paramount+. Here's where you can find them instead.
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John Wayne's Favorite Movie Of All Time Won Best Picture At The Oscars
Most of John Wayne's top five favorite movies were fairly predictable, but his choice for number one was a Best Picture winner you might not be expecting.
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New Batman: Resurrection Book Fills In The Gap Between Batman 1989 And Batman Returns
Batman: Resurrection is a new book by John Jackson Miller that unfolds between Batman (1989) and Batman Returns, providing a satisfying bridge for the movies.
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Star Trek II Cut A Tragic Twist Involving Khan Noonien Singh's Baby Son
An early version of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan made Khan Nonnien Singh more tragic thanks to a twist involving his infant son.
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Terrifier 3's Biggest Revelation Changes Art The Clown's Role In A Major Way
Is there a method to the madness behind Art the Clown's excessive bloodlust and violence in the Terrifier movies? Terrifier 3 seems to have the answer.
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Why Melora Hardin Was Fired & Replaced On Back To The Future
Eric Stoltz was famously fired from the role of Marty in Back to the Future, but he's not the only original cast member who lost a job on the film.
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One Of Ridley Scott's Favorite Movies Of All Time Was Directed By... Himself
One of Ridley Scott's favorite movies is his own sci-fi box office flop. The world wasn't ready for it then, but we recognize its brilliance now!
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A Notorious Hollywood Producer Wanted Daniel Day-Lewis In Pulp Fiction
Had Pulp Fiction's most infamous producer gotten their way, Quentin Tarantino's movie would've featured Daniel Day-Lewis in a major lead role.
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The One Line That Even The Terrifier Movies Won't Cross
The Terrifier movies are full of extreme gore and shocking kills, but there's one place even creator Damien Leone won't take the horror franchise.
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A New Star Wars Book Has Bigots Furious About A Character Introduced In 2022
Fans are furious about a character in a new Star Wars book called Secrets of the Clone Troopers, but this clone trooper character first appeared in 2022.
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Terrifier 3 Is The First New Horror Film To Cross This Rotten Tomatoes Threshold
Terrifier 3 has sliced its way into the Rotten Tomatoes history books. It became the first new horror film to meet this particular threshold.
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Joker 2's Historic Second Weekend Box Office Drop Deserves A Closer Look
Todd Phillips' Joker: Folie a Deux had a downright calamitous second weekend at the box office, dropping nearly 82% and breaking a record in the process.
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Stephen King Wrote This Maligned Sci-Fi Novel After Someone Almost Killed Him
In June of 1999, Stephen King came close to death when he was struck by a van. During his long recovery, he wrote this novel.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Thriller With Dylan O'Brien Is A Huge Hit On Max
A recently released sci-fi thriller on Max, produced by filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan and starring Dylan O'Brien, is burning up the streaming charts right now.
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The 13 Best Characters From The Halloween Franchise, Ranked
With the Halloween saga coming to a close (maybe) with Halloween Ends, it's a perfect time to look back at the long-running franchise's best characters.
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5 Reasons Why Terrifer 3 Killed It At The Box Office
Horror remains Hollywood's most reliable genre, and Terrifier 3 is a big hit at the box office. Here's how and why it happened.
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The Penguin Episode 4 Just Made Its Biggest Connection To The Batman Yet
The TV series The Penguin has been working hard to separate itself from The Batman movie, but the latest episode features a big movie connection.
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The Only Recap You Need Before Venom: The Last Dance
Venom: The Last Dance is coming, and if you need a recap to refresh yourself before the final chapter in Venom's franchise hits theaters, we've got you covered.
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The Overlooked Horror Subgenre That's Absolutely Perfect For Halloween
It's Halloween season, which means it's now the perfect time to watch horror movies set at haunted attractions and theme parks.
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Christopher Nolan's 2026 Movie Announcement Proves He's Done With Warner Bros. (For Now)
Christopher Nolan had a falling-out with Warner Bros., but later said he would be happy to return to the studio. But that won't happen with his next movie.
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One Of Denzel Washington's Most Beloved Films Has A Surprisingly Low Rotten Tomatoes Score
Denzel Washington once starred in a Tony Scott action movie many audiences now love, but its Rotten Tomatoes score is shockingly low given its good reputation.
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The Simpsons Just Killed A Character Who Was Gone For 27 Years In A White Lotus Parody
The Simpsons killed a returning character in season 36's White Lotus parody 'The Yellow Lotus' ... albeit one who hadn't appeared in almost 30 years.
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Veteran Star Trek Writer Ronald D. Moore Named His Favorite Episode - And It's A Shakespearean Classic
Accomplished sci-fi TV writer Ronald D. Moore's favorite Star Trek episode kickstarted the tradition of intertwining Trek and Shakespeare.
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