Rotten Tomatoes Wouldn't Exist Without Jackie Chan's Rush Hour
Rotten Tomatoes might've never become what it is today had it not been for, of all films, the Jackie Chan-led action-comedy Rush Hour.
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22 Years Ago, Christian Bale Starred In This Overlooked Dystopian Sci-Fi Movie
The 2002 dystopian sci-fi action film Equilibrium (and pre-Batman Begins Christian Bale's lead performance therein) deserves more attention.
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10 Famous Actors You Didn't Notice As Extras In Movies & TV Shows
Even A-listers have to start somewhere. Here are 10 famous movie and TV actors who popped up as extras and background players early in their careers.
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The Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco Wanted A Different Ending For Penny
Kaley Cuoco wanted Penny to get a different ending on The Big Bang Theory, and she had a pretty valid reason for feeling that way.
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Roland Emmerich Turned Down Stargate SG-1 For One Reason
Roland Emmerich directed the Stargate movie but had nothing to do with the many Stargate TV shows that followed. Here's why.
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Young Sheldon's Co-Creator Was Concerned About A Key Creative Decision
Young Sheldon co-creator Steven Molaro worried the show would prove to be a real challenge due to a key difference between it and The Big Bang Theory.
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The Two Horror Classics James Gunn Tried (And Failed) To Remake
James Gunn had his eye on remaking a pair of classic horror movies at one point, but neither one happened for different reasons.
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Why Charles Melton Replaced Ross Butler As Reggie Mantle On Riverdale
While Charles Melton's performance as Reggie Mantle on Riverdale began his onscreen ascension, the character was originally played by Ross Butler.
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10 Stephen King Books That Should Become TV Shows, Ranked
The works of Stephen King can make for very compelling screen adaptations, and there are a few stories of his that would make great TV shows.
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Liam Neeson Had One Condition To Star In A Million Ways To Die In The West
Liam Neeson shocked Seth MacFarlane by agreeing to star in his Western comedy A Million Ways to Die in the West - though not without a specific stipulation.
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How Leonard Nimoy Came Up With Spock's Vulcan Nerve Pinch On Star Trek
Leonard Nimoy himself came up with Spock's Vulcan nerve pinch on Star Trek, and his reasoning for using the maneuver was, naturally, quite logical.
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Simon Helberg & Melissa Rauch Both Worried About This Plotline On The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory stars Simon Helberg and Melissa Rauch were both concerned about a major storyline involving their characters later in the show's run.
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Kurt Russell Was Worried Quentin Tarantino Wouldn't Cast Him In Death Proof
Even a legend like Kurt Russell couldn't help but sweat a little when Quentin Tarantino approached him about staring in his movie Death Proof.
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The 10 Worst Comic Book Movies Of All Time
For every good superhero movie from the comic book explosion, there are also some downright terrible films. Here are the worst superhero movies of all time.
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The Real Reason Squid Game Season 2 Is Only 7 Episodes Long
Squid Game season 2 is a couple episodes shorter than season 1. However, according to creator Hwang Dong-hyuk, there's a good reason for that.
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Henry Cavill Had To Fulfill A Ridiculous Condition For One Of His First Roles
Before he became a big star, Henry Cavill was asked to fulfill an absurd condition for a role in one of his earliest projects.
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The Universal Horror Classic That Blumhouse Isn't Interesting In Remaking
While Blumhouse plans to re-imagine several Universal monster movies, there's one particular horror classic that Jason Blum is hesitant to remake.
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Why Jeffrey Wright's Jim Gordon Didn't Return For The Penguin
Jeffrey Wright's Jim Gordon was the MVP of The Batman, but there's a simple reason why he didn't appear in the Penguin spinoff series.
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One Of The Wildest Horror Movies Of All Time Has A Surprise Sequel – And You Can Watch It Right Now
Fans of Casper Kelly's twisted horror movie Adult Swim Yule Log, have we got exciting news to help make yours the merriest of Christmases.
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Every Season Of 24 Ranked Worst To Best
You think you've had a bad day? Jack Bauer has you beat. Check out our favorite seasons of 24, but do it fast - we're running out of time!
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Kyle Mooney's Y2K Features The Heaviest Practical Effects Suit Weta Has Ever Made For A Movie
Kyle Mooney's Y2K has outstanding practical effects creatures made-up of timely late '90s and early 2000s, including the heaviest suit Wētā Workshop ever made.
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Y2K Director Kyle Mooney, Co-Writer Evan Winter And Stars Jaeden Martell & Julian Dennison Go Back To 1999 [Exclusive Interview]
We interviewed Y2K director Kyle Mooney, co-writer Evan Winter, and stars Jaeden Martell and Julian Dennison about the A24 horror comedy.
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Christopher Judge Pitched A Stargate SG-1 Spin-Off That Would Have Changed The Franchise
Stargate SG-1 veteran Christopher Judge once pitched an intriguing spinoff series involving his character, Teal'c of Chulak.
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The '90s Are Now A Period Piece — Here's The One Thing Movies Are Getting Wrong
The '90s are history (sorry, millennials). Here's why Hollywood movies should avoid sugarcoating them for the sake of nostalgia.
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The Best Streaming Releases You Didn't Watch In November 2024
November 2024 saw multiple worthwhile streaming releases fly under the radar, including an Aubrey Plaza comedy and a Steve McQueen war pic.
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Why The Twilight Zone Season 4 Had Hour-Long Episodes
Twilight Zone episode runtimes doubled in season 4, even though both Rod Serling and the show's fans preferred shorter episodes. Here's why.
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Why Clint Eastwood Had To Rewrite The Original Fistful Of Dollars Script
Clint Eastwood helped make his Man With No Name character iconic by rewriting the script for 1964's A Fistful of Dollars.
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