The First Enemy Iron Man Killed In The MCU Was Played By A Rebellious Rock Star
Iron Man has a distinct political aspect, so it's fitting that the first enemy the Marvel movie’s hero punches out was played by a famously political rocker.
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Yellowstone's Kelly Reilly And Tom Hardy Starred In An Overlooked Sci-Fi Remake
Not many folks seem to remember this 2006 sci-fi TV film starring Tom Hardy and a pre-Yellowstone Kelly Reilly, which was itself a remake of a 1960s series.
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Star Wars: How Rogue One's Riz Ahmed Feels About Not Appearing In Andor
Riz Ahmed, who played defecting pilot Bodhi Rook in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, shared his feelings about not returning for Andor.
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This Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Actor Was Related To Napoleon Bonaparte
One of the major cast members of the series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was directly related to Napoleon Bonaparte (yes, that Napoleon Bonaparte).
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The Conjuring Franchise's Most Distracting Character Makes Last Rites Ever Better
The Conjuring: Last Rites may be the end of the road for the cinematic version of The Warrens, but one franchise character made their finale perfect.
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This Iconic Horror Movie Was Banned For Almost A Decade In The US
Horror movies wind up on ban lists all the time, but for this witchy classic, U.S. censors thought it was just too terrifying for public viewing.
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George Clooney Starred In An Oscar-Winning Movie From The Creator Of Andor
In addition to creating Andor, Tony Gilroy was also responsible for writing and directing this Oscar-winning legal thriller starring George Clooney.
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15 Best Anime Openings Of All Time, Ranked
Nothing sets the tone for an anime quite like a rousing opening sequence, especially with those catchy theme songs. These are the best anime openings ever.
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5 Years Ago, Director Christopher Nolan Clashed With Warner Bros. Trying To Save The Box Office
5 years ago, Tenet completely changed the trajectory of Christopher Nolan's career and the future of two different Hollywood studios.
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Why Jesse Williams' Dr. Jackson Avery Left Grey's Anatomy
Jesse Williams' Dr. Jackson Avery first appeared in season 6 of Grey's Anatomy and then joined the cast in season 7. Here's why he eventually left.
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James Gunn's Peacemaker Season 2 Tease Hints At Major Ties To Superman Sequel
James Gunn continues to stress the importance of Peacemaker season 2 to the DCU, calling it a prequel to the next Superman movie. But is he just being cheeky?
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One Studio Exec Disagrees With Theaters & Studios On Why Audience Numbers Are Down
One studio executive disagrees with the sentiment that there's enough of an audience for the many movies that get made. Do they have a point? Let's discuss.
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Apple TV+ Users Have One Major Complaint About Spike Lee's New Movie With Denzel Washington
Spike Lee and Denzel Washington's new film, Highest 2 Lowest, has been mostly well-received, but there's one part of the Apple TV+ film that's baffling people.
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The Alien Franchise Inspired One Of The Best Sci-Fi Video Games Ever Made
As much as the Alien franchise has influenced other movies, it also heavily inspired one of Nintendo's longest-running sci-fi video game properties.
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10 Marvel Characters Who Could Beat Batman In A Fight
The Dark Knight may be one of the best fighters in the DC universe. But how does he hold up to the best combatants the Marvel franchise has to offer?
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Stephen King's The Long Walk Movie Faces An Uphill Battle At The Box Office
The Long Walk, the new movie based on an early Stephen King novel, is finally making its way to theaters. But will audiences show up?
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The Paper Season 1 Has Us Asking One Question
The Paper shows some real potential throughout its first season, yet the series' association with The Office is also the source of its biggest problems.
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A Monstrous Encounter Taught Me Just How Seriously Epic Universe Takes Its Theme Park Storytelling
/Film's Jacob Hall had a close encounter with two Universal horror icons at Dark Universe that demonstrated the sheer depth of the theme park's storytelling.
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Superman: Lex Luthor's Warsuit Explained By A Comic Book Expert
The sequel to James Gunn's Superman is already taking shape, and it features Lex Luthor in a weaponized warsuit. Let us explain.
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The Conjuring: Last Rites Goes Full Avengers: Endgame For Its Grand Finale
The creatives behind The Conjuring: Last Rites deliberately avoided going full Avengers: Endgame with the film ... save for a big sequence at the end, that is.
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The Paper Finally Lets One Character From The Office Embrace His True Calling
One of the characters from The Office spin-off The Paper has finally been allowed to embrace his true calling, and the results are very amusing so far.
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Taylor Sheridan's Landman Will Explore A Real-World Oil Problem In Season 2
Landman is a work of fiction, but the Taylor Sheridan series will continue to draw from real-world events in season 2 (including specific oil-related crimes).
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The 12 Best Stephen King Movies Ranked, According To Rotten Tomatoes
If you think you can guess the exact order of the 12 best Stephen King movies according to Rotten Tomatoes, think again.
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The Conjuring: Last Rites Lets The Real Warrens Off The Hook (And That's A Major Mistake)
The Conjuring: Last Rites may be the last ride for fictional Ed & Lorraine Warren, but the movie doesn't meaningfully reckon with the legacy of the real people.
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A Wednesday Star Wants A Spin-Off Series On Netflix
Wednesday has proven to be a massive success for Netflix and Tim Burton, and one of the show's stars would love a spin-off of their own.
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The Wednesday Season 2 Finale Cooks Up A Macabre Origin Story For Thing
Wednesday season 2 reveals Thing's backstory in its final episode, and it's as twisted and bizarre as you might expect from the Addams family's loyal ally.
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The Exact Moment Star Trek's Walter Koenig Knew The Original Series Was Done For
Walter Koenig knew it wasn't good for Star Trek when he saw they'd been programmed in the Friday night death slot. Here's what happened next.
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