True Detective: Night Country's Second Episode Proves That The Spiral Is More Than A Callback
The spiral from True Detective season 1 returns in True Detective: Night Country, but what does it all mean? That's a complicated question.
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True Detective: Night Country Just Confirmed It's A Direct Sequel To Season 1
It looks like True Detective season 4, True Detective: Night Country, is directly tied to season 1. Here's what we know so far.
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Is True Detective: Night Country A Stealth Sequel To Season 1?
True Detective: Night Country episode 2 just made a massive connection to season 1's Rust Cohle played by Matthew McConaughey.
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True Detective: Night Country Just Recalled David Fincher's Most Disturbing Moment
True Detective: Night Country showrunner Issa López has cited David Fincher's Seven as a major influence on the season, and episode 2 proves it.
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Here's Why Star Wars Designers Purposefully Restrict Themselves On Projects
ILM's artists intentionally refrain from using the newest tools in the VFX toybox on Star Wars series like The Mandalorian to achieve a low-fi aesthetic.
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How Mary Tyler Moore Pulled Off A Tricky First Take In The Dick Van Dyke Show
An episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show resulted in Mary Tyler Moore pulling off a tricky shot while playing pool.
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Leonard Nimoy Changed Star Trek History With One Mysterious Improvised Word
Spock's mind meld in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan laid the groundwork for Spock's return, thanks to Leonard Nimoy improvising the word 'remember.'
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Nicolas Cage Changed Con Air's Script Just To Parody Clint Eastwood
It was Nicolas Cage's idea to channel Clint Eastwood for his greatest line in Simon West's zany '90s action blockbuster Con Air.
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A Failed Pilot Set Meghan Markle And Patrick J. Adams Up For Success On Suits
The onscreen romance (and chemistry) between Meghan Markle and Patrick J. Adams' characters was a big part of what made Suits a hit.
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Saturday Night Live Spent An Entire Episode Thirsting After Jacob Elordi
Jacob Elordi hosted the first Saturday Night Live episode of 2024, and there was a noticeable theme to the sketches.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Had An Annoying Habit On Killers Of The Flower Moon
Killers of the Flower Moon director Martin Scorsese wasn't impressed by Leonardo DiCaprio's improvisation efforts.
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Even Columbo's Peter Falk Couldn't Save The Twilight Zone's Take On Fidel Castro
Columbo star Peter Falk once played a thinly-veiled version of Fidel Castro in one of the worst episodes of The Twilight Zone.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Chinatown
Several members of the Chinatown cast are still alive and might even have a project or two on the horizon for us.
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The A-Team's George Peppard Once Made A Passive Aggressive Speech Behind The Scenes
George Peppard might have overestimated his star power on The A-Team.
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The 2018 Horror Movie That Pretended To Be A Long Lost (And Cursed) Film
The 1970s horror movie Antrum resulted in the deaths of at least 85 people. Except it didn't, because the movie doesn't really exist. Sort of. Here's the deal.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy's Original Writer Had To Fight Tooth And Nail For Credit On The Film
Nicole Perlman struggled to secure writing credit on Guardians of the Galaxy despite making significant contributions to James Gunn's MCU movie.
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Billy Gibbons' Legendary ZZ Top Guitar Inspired One Of Bones' Biggest Plot Lines
Pearly Gates, the name of ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons' guitar, made its way into Fox's Bones as the solution to one of the show's most unexpected mysteries.
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15 Sci Fi Movies With Awful Reviews That Are Actually Worth Watching
These sci-fi movies got awful reviews, and all have a Rotten Tomatoes score under 50%, but they're actually worth watching for a variety of reasons.
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One Palpatine Moment In Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith Had Ian McDiarmid In 'Total Shock'
Palpatine's lightsaber prowess in the Star Wars prequel trilogy was jarring for a lot of people, not least of all actor Ian McDiarmid.
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Leonard Nimoy's Directing Made Star Trek III An 'Awkward' Film For William Shatner
William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy spent years as co-stars on Star Trek. But when Nimoy directed Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, their dynamic changed.
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Star Wars' Stormtroopers Originally Wielded Lightsabers? Yep - And Shields
Legendary Star Wars concept artist Ralph McQuarrie once envisioned the stormtroopers wielding lightsabers and shields (which they definitely could've used).
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Mary Poppins
60 years after the film's release, here are all the major actors of Mary Poppins that are still alive and what they've been up to.
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A Deleted Iron Claw Scene Would Have Stripped Fritz Of His Tough Exterior
The Iron Claw star Holt McCallany fought to keep a deleted scene that showed a softer side to the Von Erich patriarch Fritz.
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The Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Played A Reclusive Writer In This Forgotten Sitcom
Rod Serling played a J.D. Salinger-like author on a forgotten sitcom. Learn all about it right here.
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There's A Brutal Unfinished Animated Conan The Barbarian Film The World Has Never Seen
There's an unfinished animated Conan the Barbarian film called Conan: Red Nails that we'll probably never get to see.
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The One Line That Solidified Burt Ward As The World's First Robin In Batman
During his screen test for the '60s Batman series with Adam West, Burt Ward, with complete confidence, shouted out one of Robin's catchphrases. West loved it.
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Low-Budget Sci-Fi Thriller I.S.S. Makes A Minor Impact At The Box Office
Ariana Debose-led indie sci-fi thriller I.S.S. landed in theaters this weekend, but is expected to debut outside of the box office top 5.
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