Will There Be A Sequel To The Blackening? Sounds Like Another Killer's On The Loose
A sequel to The Blackening is officially in development and will emulate the approach of franchises like Scream and Scary Movie.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey
While 2001: A Space Odyssey director Stanley Kubrick has passed away, there are still two living actors from his sci-fi classic.
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The Star Wars VFX Team Snuck Some Secret Spuds Into The Empire Strikes Back
Hey, if you don't want to make a bunch of individually crafted and painted styrofoam asteroid chunks, do what the Star Wars crew did and use potatoes!
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William Shatner Led A Coup Against The Directors Of Star Trek Season 2
William Shatner's notorious off-screen reputation in Star Trek got a heavy workout in season 2.
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An Important Part Of Avengers: Endgame Was Heavily Influenced By One Harry Potter Scene
When it came time to create some time travel in the Marvel extravaganza Avengers: Endgame, the screenwriters had a Harry Potter influence for some stuff.
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Saw X Was Originally Going To Be Saw 9
The Saw timeline is notoriously complex, convoluted some even say. Case in point, Saw X was going to be Sax IX, so what does that make Spiral?
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A Signature Charlie Moment In It's Always Sunny Was Stolen Directly From Sean Penn
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Charlie Day stole the idea for Charlie's bizarre final song in 'The Nightman Cometh' from an obscure Sean Penn comedy.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Reignited A Dying Part Of Matthew Lillard's Career
Matthew Lillard has been working steadily since Scream and Scooby-Doo, but Five Nights at Freddy's brought him back to the big screen.
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Alternate Horror Villain Designs That Would've Blown Everyone Away
Some of our most beloved and feared horror movie villains almost looked very, very different. Here are some examples -- and what they might have looked like.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Fast & Furious Franchise
With their nonsensical timeline and titles, there are multiple ways to watch the Fast & Furious movies. But there's only one correct order to watch them in.
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How Donnie Darko And Martin Scorsese Influenced Five Nights At Freddy's
Believe it or not, the star and director of Five Nights at Freddy's took inspiration from Donnie Darko and Martin Scorsese's Casino.
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This Nightmare Before Christmas Character Was By Far The Most Challenging To Create
The Nightmare Before Christmas includes lots of complex animation, but Oogie Boogie had to be the most challenging of all the baddies.
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How Star Wars: The Force Awakens Resurrected The Millennium Falcon
When it came time to make Star Wars: The Force Awakens, everyone involved knew it was important to get the Millennium Falcon right.
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Ron Perlman Scared The Pants Off Of Tom Hardy During Star Trek: Nemesis
Tom Hardy was looking forward to working with his Star Trek: Nemesis co-star Ron Perlman, but Hardy didn't expect a jump scare from him at their first meeting.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Waltons
Much of the core cast of The Waltons is still alive and continuing to perform in film, television, theater, and making music. Here's where you can find them.
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David Prowse Used Darth Vader's Mask To Sneak NSFW Improv Into Star Wars
David Prowse took advantage of his mask to make Darth Vader's lines a little more ... colorful while filming Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back.
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Passing Out Became A Regular Occurrence On Set Of Alien
The spacesuits used in Alien were practical and impressive ... and responsible for actors passing out on set.
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The Buffy Episode That Left Sarah Michelle Gellar The Most 'Physically Exhausted'
Everyone thought the silent Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode Hush would be easy, but it ended up leaving Sarah Michelle Gellar 'tired and physically exhausted.'
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Cheers' Sam Malone Wasn't The Only Sitcom Character Name Borrowed For Netflix's The Killer
David Fincher seems to be making fun of himself by having the titular hitman in The Killer use aliases taken from sitcom characters like Cheers' Sam Malone.
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Star Wars' Wampa Costume Was As Nightmarish To Build As It Was To Wear
There's a good reason many of the wampa scenes planned for Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back didn't make the film's theatrical cut.
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Martin Scorsese's Killers Of The Flower Moon Cameo Was A Perfect Accident
Martin Scorsese has a show stopping cameo in his new film Killers of the Flower Moon, but it almost didn't happen.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Original Planet Of The Apes Movie
While the original Planet of the Apes movie came out over 50 years ago, the franchise is still going strong.
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Frasier's Dead Seal Episode Was Inspired By Real Events
One of the most memorable episodes of Frasier was inspired by a true story that happened to show creator Christopher Lloyd.
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Why It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Got Rid Of Cricket's 'Freddy Krueger Face'
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Cricket has gone through some serious character changes over the years. Here's why.
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Star Trek: Enterprise's Hoshi Sato Has A Grim Connection To Captain Kirk
The tragic fate of Star Trek: Enterprise character Hoshi Sato has a connection to the childhood of none other than Captain Kirk.
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Disney's Wish Disappoints With $33 Million Start At The Thanksgiving Box Office
Disney's Wish is the latest in a long line of box office flops. Can the House of Mouse ever truly recover, and what exactly is going on?
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Ridley Scott's Napoleon Rides To A $33 Million Debut At The Thanksgiving Box Office
Napoleon is battling Disney's Wish for second place at the Thanksgiving box office, as Apple Original Films makes another bid for awards season prestige.
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