Whatever Happened To The Original Cast Of Beetlejuice?
Beetlejuice featured a memorable cast that included established talents, entertainment legends, and rising stars. Here's what happened to them.
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How A Legendary Horror Classic Influenced Nightmare Before Christmas
The Nightmare Before Christmas has a unique and memorable visual style, and its chief artisans were inspired by an equally unique German aesthetic.
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Luke's Final Gift To Leia In Star Wars: The Last Jedi Explained
The dice Luke gives Leia in Star Wars: The Last Jedi are a small detail from Han's past - small enough for their significance to not register for many viewers.
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Antebellum Ending Explained: It Has To End Tonight
Janelle Monae stars in the historical horror film Antebellum, which has so many twists that the ending might need an explainer for some viewers.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Tried To Change The Terminator's Most Famous Line
Arnold Schwarzenegger felt uncomfortable with one of the most famous lines from The Terminator and tried to get James Cameron to change it.
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Star Trek Fans Never Got To See One Of The Most Impressive Parts Of Picard's Set
According to Star Trek: Picard's production designer, this one set was crafted in great detail but barely made it on screen.
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Rick And Morty's Action Movie Homages Are Becoming A Pattern For Summer
Rick and Morty's latest episode gives Summer a lot to do by throwing her into yet another homage to a movie, but it's not the one you'd expect by the premise.
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Playing A Wookiee In The Star Wars Holiday Special Was A Surprisingly Dangerous Job
Happy Life Day! As it turns out, playing a member of Chewbacca's Wookiee family in the Star Wars Christmas special was no easy feat.
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Rod Serling's Brother Was Responsible For One Of The Twilight Zone's Best Episodes
When it came to writing The Twilight Zone episode The Odyssey of Flight 33, Rod Serling got some help from his brother, an aviation writer.
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Star Trek: Picard's Jane Edwina Seymour Had To Be Glued Down For Her Borg Queen Scenes
Jane Edwina Seymour never complained about the challenges of playing the Borg Queen on Star Trek: Picard, even when she had to be glued onto the show's set.
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30 Years Ago, Robin Williams' Mrs. Doubtfire Was The Hottest Nanny At The Box Office
Featuring Robin Williams at the height of his career, Mrs. Doubtfire was the second-highest grossing movie of 1993 at the worldwide box office.
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Why Yaddle Doesn't Talk Like Yoda In Star Wars: Tales Of The Jedi
If you've seen Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi, you've likely noticed that Yaddle doesn't sound anything like Yoda. Why is that? There's actually a good answer.
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Why Sarah Michelle Gellar Turned Down The Role Of Cordelia Before She Got Buffy
The producers on Buffy the Vampire Slayer wanted Sarah Michelle Gellar to play Cordelia, but she was afraid of being pigeonholed as the mean girl.
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The Doctor Who Special's Explanation For Bringing Donna Back Is Perfectly Stupid
Donna Noble can't be allowed to remember the Doctor or she'll die. Fortunately, the first Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Special has a very silly loophole.
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The 2008 Financial Crisis Forced A Last-Minute Futurama Rewrite
Because most animation takes a while to complete, Futurama ended up with a joke that didn't work thanks to the 2008 financial crisis.
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David Hornsby Wrote (And Regretted) One Of It's Always Sunny's Grossest Cricket Gags
The It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang are always getting into trouble, but co-writer/producer David Hornsby really got himself in deep in one episode.
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Greta Gerwig Says Barbie Couldn't Have Been Made Without Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman
Barbie set a new record for the highest-grossing movie from a female director, but Greta Gerwig says the previous record-holder made her movie possible.
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The Correct Order To Watch Daniel Craig's James Bond Movies
Daniel Craig's James Bond movies rewrote the rules for the entire franchise – even the rules for the order of watching the films.
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Will There Be A Sequel To The Blackening? Sounds Like Another Killer's On The Loose
A sequel to The Blackening is officially in development and will emulate the approach of franchises like Scream and Scary Movie.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey
While 2001: A Space Odyssey director Stanley Kubrick has passed away, there are still two living actors from his sci-fi classic.
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The Star Wars VFX Team Snuck Some Secret Spuds Into The Empire Strikes Back
Hey, if you don't want to make a bunch of individually crafted and painted styrofoam asteroid chunks, do what the Star Wars crew did and use potatoes!
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Waltons
Much of the core cast of The Waltons is still alive and continuing to perform in film, television, theater, and making music. Here's where you can find them.
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William Shatner Led A Coup Against The Directors Of Star Trek Season 2
William Shatner's notorious off-screen reputation in Star Trek got a heavy workout in season 2.
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An Important Part Of Avengers: Endgame Was Heavily Influenced By One Harry Potter Scene
When it came time to create some time travel in the Marvel extravaganza Avengers: Endgame, the screenwriters had a Harry Potter influence for some stuff.
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Saw X Was Originally Going To Be Saw 9
The Saw timeline is notoriously complex, convoluted some even say. Case in point, Saw X was going to be Sax IX, so what does that make Spiral?
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A Signature Charlie Moment In It's Always Sunny Was Stolen Directly From Sean Penn
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Charlie Day stole the idea for Charlie's bizarre final song in 'The Nightman Cometh' from an obscure Sean Penn comedy.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Reignited A Dying Part Of Matthew Lillard's Career
Matthew Lillard has been working steadily since Scream and Scooby-Doo, but Five Nights at Freddy's brought him back to the big screen.
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