Why Rod Serling Apologized To Carol Burnett After Her Twilight Zone Episode
Carol Burnett starred on an episodes of The Twilight Zone that, let's say, didn't go on to be so beloved, and Rod Serling realized that.
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George Lucas And Steven Spielberg's First Vision For Indiana Jones Had Harrison Ford Asking Questions
When George Lucas and Steven Spielberg came up with the look of the Indiana Jones costume, Harrison Ford had a lot of questions.
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Is Ghost Rider 3 With Nicolas Cage Happening, Or Has This Superhero Series Flamed Out?
Whatever happened to Sony's plans for Ghost Rider 3 starring Nicolas Cage? Here's why the actor's version of Johnny Blaze will likely never ride again.
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The Look Of J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Came From Two Classic '50s Sci-Fi Films
Michael Kaplan, the costume designer on J.J. Abrams' Star Trek films, was admittedly no Trekkie. But still, he wanted to incorporate some '50s sci-fi influence.
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E.T. Almost Got A Second Star Wars Cameo In Revenge Of The Sith
If George Lucas was content to insert some E.T.s into Revenge of the Sith, why not go all the way Amblin and show some Gremlins too?
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Freaked At 30: A Look Back At Alex Winter And Tom Stern's Cult Classic Comedy
In 1993, Alex Winter and Tom Stern made a deranged comedy with elaborate creature effects and a punk rock sensibility. Here's the story of how it happened.
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Why It Took Wes Anderson Over A Decade To Make The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar is a Wes Anderson short film over 10 years in the making. Here's why it took the auteur director so long.
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It's Always Sunny Isn't Just A Show About Terrible People
Fans wouldn't have remained so loyal to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia after 16 seasons if it didn't have genuine moments of emotional honesty.
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There's An Indian Crime Drama In Netflix's Top 10 That Demands Our Attention
Jaane Jaan has become a huge hit on the Netflix top charts and is part of the Netflix top 10; it was the most-watched non-English film on the streamer globally.
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In Spring 2000, Buffy The Vampire Slayer And The Sopranos Somehow Had The Same Season Finale
The Sopranos and Buffy ruled TV in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and for one month in the year 2000, both conducted wild experiments with dream logic.
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An Original Prop From The Twilight Zone Had Bill Mumy Cringing In Disgust
The Twilight Zone actor Bill Mumy had to deal with a disgusting three-headed gopher prop while filming the episode It's a Good Life.
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Best Actress At The 1979 Oscars Is One Of The Most Underrated Categories Of All Time
There's really no wrong choice when it comes to the Best Actress category at the 1979 Oscars, but one contender had a slightly stronger case than the others.
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The Only M*A*S*H Actor Who Was In Every Single Episode
One actor became the anchor for the series M*A*S*H over the course of its long run on television - and he's why we continue to watch the show today.
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Session 9 Ending Explained: Where Is My Mind?
Session 9 is a relentlessly bleak psychological horror film with plenty of gruesome gore, and a finale that will leave you guessing.
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How Saw's Composer Manipulates The Music To Drag Audiences Into A 'Dismal Pit' [Exclusive]
Do you want to play a game? Saw franchise composer Charlie Clouser tells us what it takes to create scary music for a Saw movie.
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How Peter Mayhew's Massive Feet Landed Him The Role Of Star Wars' Chewbacca
Peter Mayhew answered a newspaper wanted ad for people with large feet, and it actually landed him another big screen role that led to Chewbacca in Star Wars.
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Is Wanted 2 Happening, Or Are We Done Curving Bullets?
Wanted was one of the more outlandish action films to emerge from the 2000s, but what about the long-mooted sequel to Timur Bekmambatov's assassin thriller?
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The Fate Of Lee Dutton In Yellowstone Explained
What happened to Lee Dutton on Yellowstone? We have the answer right here, but it contains spoilers if you haven't watched the hit show, so be warned.
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How A Lost Star Wars Prop From 1977 Made Its Way Into The Mummy 22 Years Later
Here's how a lost prop from Obi-Wan in Star Wars kicked around for several decades and even ended up being worn by an extra in the 1999 version of The Mummy.
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The One Star Trek Plotline Lower Decks Will Never Do
Unfortunately for fans of a certain iconic Trek baddie, the team behind Star Trek: Lower Decks have decided to leave it for the other series to explore.
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Why Gary Burghoff Left M*A*S*H And Never Returned
There have many stories about Gary Burghoff's time on M*A*S*H, but why did the actor really leave the successful, classic army hospital series?
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Star Wars Prequels' Stunt Coordinator Created A Scale Ranking Every Jedi & Sith's Strength
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith stunt coordinator Nick Gillard created a power ranking scale for all the Jedi and Sith to help with the film's lightsaber duels.
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Why John Wick's Directors Cut Out A Major Chunk Of The Film's Finale
John Wick's finale originally ran much longer before the film's directors realized that John's opponent, Viggo, wouldn't be much of a match for him in a fight.
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Beyoncé Is Bringing A Renaissance Concert Tour Movie To Theaters
Just like Taylor Swift, recording superstar Beyoncé is striking a deal with AMC Theatres to bring her Renaissance concert tour to movie theaters this year.
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Is Trick 'R Treat 2 Finally Happening? The Latest On Sam's Long-Awaited Return
The beloved Halloween anthology film Trick r' Treat has long been rumored to be in sequel development. But is a Trick r' Treat 2 really going to happen?
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Timothy Dalton Almost Played James Bond In GoldenEye Instead Of Pierce Brosnan
Exactly how close did Timothy Dalton come to playing James Bond in GoldenEye instead of Pierce Brosnan? It kind of depends on which Bond creatives you ask.
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This Episode Of The Twilight Zone Was A Harsh Critique Of Hollywood Westerns
Rod Serling had a bone to pick with the Western TV genre, so he satirized it in an episode of The Twilight Zone.
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