Morgan Freeman's Role In The Twilight Zone You May Have Forgotten About
Long before he played God in Bruce Almighty, Morgan Freeman played a poker game with the Devil himself in the Twilight Zone episode 'Dealer's Choice.'
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Gru's Family Are The Anti-Incredibles In Despicable Me 4 Trailer
Gru has a new baby son called Gru Jr. in the trailer for Despicable Me 4, which sees the whole family going out on a heist mission together.
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The Felicity Huffman Role On Frasier You May Have Missed
On Frasier, Felicity Huffman guest starred as a character who was definitely not a fan favorite.
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Apollo 18's Scrapped Trilogy Plans Would Have Been Big
The filmmakers behind the 2011 sci-fi/horror found footage movie Apollo 18 had hoped to make an Aliens-style sequel before expanding the series into a trilogy.
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The Real Man That Inspired Some Of Frank's Weirdest It's Always Sunny Moments
The real Frank Reynolds is a man called Hockey, who got kicked out of his singing street gang and likes to eat dog food and trash.
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Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Paddles Past $400 Million At The Global Box Office
Despite a slow start, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom has become the first DCEU movie to pass $400 million at the box office since... the last Aquaman movie.
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Cheers' Thanksgiving Food Fight Episode Came With A Nightmarish Stench
Decades later, the Cheers cast could still recall the foul odor from the show's famous Thanksgiving food fight episode.
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How Futurama Gets Away With Scientific 'Mistakes'
The Futurama writers' room abides by a simple, central rule: science shall not overrule comedy.
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James Marsters Schooled Joss Whedon On Punk Rock History While Creating Buffy's Spike
Joss Whedon wanted James Marsters' Spike to be like Sid Vicious on Buffy. Thankfully, Marsters had other plans.
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Here's What The Worst Critic Reviews Said About Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
These days, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is hailed as one of the best Star Trek movie, but not everyone thought so. Here are the worst critic reviews.
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A Nepo Baby Battle Between SNL's Please Don't Destroy And Dakota Johnson Gets Ugly
Dakota Johnson and Please Don't Destroy get into a vicious roast battle on Saturday Night Live, but have to call a 'nepo-truce.'
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Thanksgiving's Cast Had Their Brains 'Broken' Before Filming Even Began
Eli Roth gave his Thanksgiving cast members more than horror films to watch before shooting the holiday slasher.
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Why Ray Bradbury Only Wrote One Episode Of The Twilight Zone
Despite Ray Bradbury's work inspiring many episodes of The Twilight Zone, 'I Sing the Body Electric' was his sole writing credit on the show. Here's why.
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The Late Star Trek Actor Who Played Dee's Hero In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
René Auberjonois gave a hilarious performance on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, far removed from the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine character fans knew him for.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Terminator Movies
The Terminator franchise can be a little messy, so here are the Terminator movies in order and the best way to watch them.
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How A Missed Movie Opportunity Led To Bones' The Truth In The Myth Episode
Before writing the Bones episode 'The Truth in the Myth,' Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley wanted to make an animated movie about mythical creatures.
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Thor: Ragnarok Created A Problem With Captain America's Biggest Avengers: Endgame Scene
Why could Captain America hold Mjolnir in Avengers: Endgame when Thor: Ragnarok specifically established rules against it? We have the answer.
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Star Trek II Went Through 5 Different Scripts Before Getting To The Wrath Of Khan We Know
Believe it or not, Star Trek II The Wrath Of Khan went through 5 different scripts before it ended up with the script for the film we know today.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory
Oompa loompa doompety doo, join us as we highlight ever Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory still alive, won't you?
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Bones Has A Hidden Seinfeld Connection Only Hardcore Fans May Have Noticed
Bones once reused a subway car set from a classic episode of Seinfeld. What's the deal?
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How An Unexpected Akira Kurosawa Classic Influenced Ahsoka
Ahsoka creator Dave Filoni and cinematographer Quyen Tran looked to Akira Kurosawa's Kagemusha for inspiration in one of the show's more fantastical episodes.
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X-Men: Apocalypse Shaped How One Marvel Comic Writer Approached The Villain
X-Men comic book writer Jonathan Hickman thought X-Men: Apocalypse was pretty terrible overall, but loved the opening sequence set in ancient Egypt.
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Futurama's Emotional Scenes Are Bolstered By A Rarity In Animated Projects
Some of the most difficult Futurama scenes to record are also the show's most emotional.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Jay And Silent Bob Movies
Jay and Silent Bob both have and haven't changed much over the decades, much like Kevin Smith's View Askewniverse at large. Here are their movies in order.
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Dev Patel Gets His Own John Wick In The Monkey Man Trailer And It Looks Incredible
Dev Patel directs and stars in Monkey Man, an original action movie that evokes John Wick in the very best way. Watch the trailer here.
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Bones' John Francis Daley Was A Nervous Wreck During This Interrogation Scene
Can you imagine having to act out an interrogation scene on TV opposite your dad? Because that's exactly what John Francis Daley did on Bones.
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Melissa Barrera's Scream 7 Firing Was 'Unfair And Upsetting,' Says Hayden Panettiere
Hayden Panettiere has spoken out in defense of her Scream 6 co-star Melissa Barrera, who was fired from Scream 7 over comments on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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