The Only Major Actor Still Alive From The 1960's Addams Family Series
Most of the cast of 1960s The Addams Family TV show are no longer with us, but here are the remaining actors alive.
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One Classic Sound Of Music Scene Kept Knocking Julie Andrews Over
A classic scene from The Sound of Music was not fun to film for star Julie Andrews. Here's why.
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Jonathan Frakes Doesn't Think Star Trek Went Far Enough With The Next Generation's LGBT Episode
'The Offspring' was The Next Generation's attempt to address the lack of LGBTQIA+ stories in Star Trek, but Jonathan Frakes felt it wasn't nearly queer enough.
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What The Planet Of The Apes Movies Look Like Before Special Effects
Want to see how incredible visual effects brought the new Planet of the Apes trilogy to life? Here's what the movies look liked before movie magic was applied.
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Invisible Man Movies Ranked From Worst To Best
From the Invisible Man to the Invisible Dad to the Invisible Sister, there's a whole cinematic multiverse of invisibility out there.
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7 Stephen King Books That Should Be Movies, Ranked
Stephen King is the king of horror for a reason, but here are seven of his unadapted books that we think would make stellar horror movies or TV shows.
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A Seven-Day Deadline Miraculously Led To One Of The Twilight Zone's Best Episodes
The Twilight Zone episode Jess-Belle had everything working against it, but somehow turned out to be one of the most unique in the entire series.
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How VFX Icon Douglas Trumbull Saved Star Trek: The Motion Picture From VFX Embarrassment
VFX artist Douglas Trumbull had a lot of work to do in a short time when he was hired for Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
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A Fellow Star Wars Actor Warned Ewan McGregor Not To Play Obi-Wan Kenobi
Ewan McGregor's uncle and original trilogy actor Denis Lawson warned him off joining the Star Wars franchise as Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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In Futurama's Into The Wild Green Yonder Lies A Subtle Nod To The Show's Pilot
Futurama's 1999 pilot episode and the 2009 movie Into the Wild Green Yonder have one particular motif in common.
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You Can Thank Star Trek For Isaac's Creepy Haircut In Children Of The Corn
Isaac's weird hair in the horror movie Children of the Corn is the result of Star Trek's Vulcan style.
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Playing A Single Mom In Buffy Resonated With Kristine Sutherland In A Very Real Way
Kristine Sutherland played an all-time great single mom character on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and she pulled from her own experience to pull it off.
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Playing Bones' Jack Hodgins Went Against The One Thing T.J. Thyne Tried To Avoid
T.J. Thyne initially wasn't interested in playing the same character in a long-running TV series, but his role on Bones made his reconsider that.
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All The Marvel Comic Easter Eggs In The X-Men '97 Trailer, Ranked By Nerdiness
The classic '90s X-Men cartoon series is making a comeback, and the trailer for X-Men '97 is packed with Marvel Easter eggs.
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Why Kirstie Alley's Cheers Co-Stars Gave Her A Shotgun As A Welcome Gift
Kirstie Alley was probably baffled when her Cheers co-stars gifted her with a shotgun after joining the show, but they (sort of) had a reason for doing so.
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Bob Marley: One Love Passes $100 Million At The Box Office In 10 Days
Bob Marley: One Love remains No. 1 in its second weekend at the box office and passes a major milestone globally.
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Burgess Meredith Let Himself Be Lit On Fire For The Sake Of The Twilight Zone
Printer's Devil is one of Burgess Meredith's most underrated episodes of The Twilight Zone, and also the most dangerous to film.
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Audrey Hepburn Almost Turned Down One Of Her Most Classic Roles
An Audrey Hepburn classic almost didn't star Audrey Hepburn.
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Batman And Superman Will Be Dinosaurs In An Upcoming DC Animated Film
An animated feature film based on The Jurassic League is reportedly in development at DC Studios, with James Gunn producing.
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The Many Powers Of The Fantastic Four Explained
With the Fantastic Four finally joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe, let's take a moment to break down the team's individual super-powers.
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Why Isn't Luke Scarred By The Emperor's Force Lightning In Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi?
Why was Palpatine scarred by his Force lightning in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith but Luke wasn't in Return of the Jedi? Ian McDiarmid has an answer (sort of).
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How Elvis Ended Up In Disney's Lilo & Stitch (And How It Changed The Movie)
The Elvis connection in Disney's Lilo & Stitch goes far deeper than just the King's affinity for starring in movies on the island.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Great Escape
The Great Escape is a gripping showcase of some of the finest actors to ever do it. Here are the cast members that are still alive and what they've been up to.
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One Of The Sound Of Music's Stars Openly Hated The Classic Film
The Sound of Music is a stone-cold classic but for a long time, Christopher Plummer loved to talk trash about the film and his role in it.
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20 Years Ago, The Passion Of The Christ Turned Faith-Based Bloodshed Into Box Office Glory
Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ remains the biggest R-rated film at the box office, ever. Let's talk about it 20 years later.
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Before South Park, Matt Stone And Trey Parker Almost Made A Children's Show For Fox
Early on in their careers, South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker nearly starred in a live-action musical history show called Time Warped for Fox.
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Alan Alda Brilliantly Improvised Hawkeye's Very First M*A*S*H Scene
Alan Alda was able to improvise and improve M*A*S*H from his very first scene, making Hawkeye a character we would all grow to know and love.
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