Why To Kill A Mockingbird Went A Black And White Route To Adapt The Classic Book
The 1962 classic To Kill a Mockingbird uses black and white to honor its source material's sobering message.
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R2-D2 Was A Big Pain In The Butt On Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
Production on Star Wars: Return of the Jedi was made even more difficult thanks to R2-D2.
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Filming The Pilot Of Gilligan's Island Came With Piles Of Frogs
When it came time to film the pilot for Gilligan's Island, the cast and crew had to deal with an invasion of frogs.
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Was Forced To Follow A Strict William Shatner Rule
The screenwriters of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home were ordered to make William Shatner's Captain Kirk feel like the movie's most important character.
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They Live Made Roddy Piper And Keith David 'Beat The Hell' Out Of Each Other
John Carpenter once explained the now infamous They Live fight scene between Roddy Piper and Keith David in the sci-fi classic.
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Stargate's Sci-Fi Settings Noticeably Declined Due To Real World Expansions
The sci-fi world of the Stargate series kept running into problems from real-world settings.
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Sally Struthers Wasn't All In The Family's Only Connection To Gilmore Girls
Sally Struthers is just one of two All in the Family connections seen on Gilmore Girls
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Immortal Thor Is The Marvel Comic For People Sick Of The MCU
The ongoing Marvel Comics series Immortal Thor takes some none-too-subtle shots at the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its worst habits.
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Secretly Has Actors Playing Multiple Wasteland Roles
The grand Mad Max tradition of having actors play multiple roles continues in Furiosa with Elsa Pataky, Lachy Hulme, and Josh Helman.
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Tim Curry Needed Medical Attention To Make It Through One Of His Best Movies
Clue is one of Tim Curry's best films, but the cult classic board game movie's multiple endings were exhausting for him to shoot.
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How A Real Case Of Bell's Palsy Affected Star Trek: Voyager's Admiral Bullock
Tucker Smallwood thought his Bell's palsy would prevent him from acting, but Star Trek Voyager helped him find his confidence again.
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Netflix's One Piece Anime Adaptation Had A Whole Chouchou Story That Got Axed
If you were craving more Chouchou in the Netflix live-action adaptation of the One Piece anime, he was almost there.
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Die Hard Rescued One Of Sylvester Stallone's Best Films From Disaster
Thanks to the success of Die Hard, the writers of Cliffhanger finally found a way to tell their story, and it became one of Sylvester Stallone's best movies.
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Thufir's Parasol In Dune Was Added On A Whim
The real star of Dune is Thufir Hawat's stylish yet practical parasol, which director Denis Villeneuve decided to add on a whim.
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Why David Cronenberg Never Directed An Episode Of Star Trek: Discovery
David Cronenberg appeared in several episodes of Star Trek: Discovery. But why didn't he ever direct an episode?
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Two Words From Dune's Denis Villeneuve Guided Zendaya Through The Films
Denis Villeneuve pored over nearly every single detail in the Dune movies, which makes his simple advice to Zendaya all the funnier.
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Every Satoshi Kon Movie, Ranked
Satashi Kon was one of the greatest anime directors of all time, but died tragically young. Here are all his movies, from Perfect Blue to Paprika.
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Tim Burton's Batman Shares Its Climax With A Groundbreaking Sci-Fi Classic
Batman, Tim Burton's 1989 blockbuster, features a very similar climactic confrontation as the one that appears in a classic sci-fi movie from 1927: Metropolis.
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All Of Christopher Walken's Best Villain Roles Have One Thing In Common
Christopher Walken has a unique approach to his best villain roles, and his roles in general.
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The 28 Days Later Scene Danny Boyle Doesn't Think You'd Get Away With Today
28 Years Later director Danny Boyle doubts he could film a memorable scene from his sci-fi horror film today due to modern security measures.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Diff'rent Strokes
Many of the actors on Diff'rent Strokes are no longer around, sadly, although a few remain with us. Let's catch up.
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Snoke & Star Wars Hijacked Andy Serkis' Press Tour For Planet Of The Apes
During the press tour for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, all anyone wanted to ask Andy Serkis about was Snoke and Star Wars
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A Classic Reservoir Dogs Scene Pitted Quentin Tarantino Against Harvey Weinstein
Harvey Weinstein wanted Quentin Tarantino to cut a classic scene from Reservoir Dogs over concerns that it was too violent for women. Yes, really.
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The 20 Best Western Movie Actors Ranked
In this world there's two kinds of people: those with loaded guns, and those who dig. Here are the 20 greatest Western movie stars of all time.
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An Emotional Scene In Star Trek: Voyager Had Scarlett Pomers Fighting Back Tears
Scarlett Pomers still gets emotional talking about a scene from he Star Trek: Voyagers episode 'Once Upon a Time.'
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Rahul Kohli Had Mixed Feelings About Being Fancast As Marvel's Mister Fantastic
iZombie star Rahul Kohli's feelings about being fancast as characters like Marvel's Mister Fantastic and DC's Constantine can vary from day to day.
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Why Kurt Russell Had No Interest In Reading Poseidon's Script
Kurt Russell revealed that he initially had no interest in reading the Poseidon script.
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