Star Wars Actors We Lost Too Soon
Whether their work went underappreciated behind alien masks or they became icons in the hearts of fans, these "Star Wars" actors were taken from us too soon.
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Can My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 Be The Sleeper Box Office Hit Of The Fall Season?
Can My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 follow in the footsteps of the previous two films at the box office? Or will lack of promotion hurt the film in the end?
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In The Five Nights At Freddy's Movie, The Animatronics' Eyes Are Red For A Reason
The Five Nights at Freddy's movie trailer has some fans concerned over the animatronics' eye color, but one crew member has an intriguing explanation.
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A Spanish Slasher Is Climbing Netflix Charts Despite Bland Reviews
With Spain's Killer Book Club, Netflix is (sadly) once again proving that you don't need to make a good movie for it to do wild numbers on streaming.
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The Boys' Chace Crawford Was Afraid One Of The Deep's Best Scenes Would Get Cut
The Deep actor Chace Crawford was worried one of the shocking-but-funny season 1 scenes from The Boys would end up cut (it didn't).
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The 12 Most Powerful Magic Users In Netflix's The Witcher, Ranked
In the world of The Witcher, power can take many forms. But who among its cast of magic-wielders is the most formidable, and who has the most potential?
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Star Trek: Enterprise Lost Five Whole Days Of Filming Thanks To Scott Bakula's Hair
This Scott Bakula hair fiasco – a disagreement between the actor and an exec – caused a Star Trek: Voyager pilot reshoot that wiped out five days of filming.
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A Game Of Thrones Star Fessed Up To Bringing That Infamous Starbucks Cup To Set
Remember that infamous Starbucks coffee cup on Game of Thrones? Thanks to Emilia Clarke, we now know who was actually responsible for leaving it out.
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Why Christopher Lloyd Wanted His Disney Villain, Judge Doom, To Give You Nightmares
Christopher Lloyd's Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit is as creepy as Disney villains get, especially when they're murdering innocent animated shoes.
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Here Are Martin Scorsese's Personal Recommendations For Classic Movies As TCM's New Advisor
Martin Scorsese has picked his first round of recommendations at Turner Classic Movies as TCM's new advisor, and they're must-watch deep cuts!
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Karma Is A God: Hollywood Studios Underestimated Taylor Swift And Are Losing Out On Millions
Taylor Swift doesn't like Hollywood's tilted stage, so she cut the studios out of her Eras Tour deal entirely. The studios are not happy.
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Marvel Delays Disney+ Release Dates For Echo, X-Men '97, Agatha Spin-Off & More
You'll have to wait a bit to see all your favorite supes and baddies on the small screen, as Marvel will be delaying most of its Disney+ series premieres.
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The Five Nights At Freddy's Movie Is Borrowing A Cool Element From The Fourth Game
Chica the Chicken's cupcake, known as Carl, may be bringing some jump scares in the Five Nights at Freddy's movie, borrowing an element from the fourth game.
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How Soon Will The Taylor Swift Eras Tour Concert Movie Be Streaming?
Salute to me, I'm your American queen: the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert movie is coming to theaters near you soon, but how long before it's on streaming?
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Why The Twilight Zone Is The Creator Director Gareth Edwards' Favorite TV Show
The Creator director Gareth Edwards admires The Twilight Zone for sneaking radical ideas 'under the radar of the censors.'
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The New Annette Bening Netflix Movie Is Already Mired In Controversy
Nyad, the Netflix biopic starring Annette Bening as real-life endurance swimmer Diana Nyad, depicts her swim from Cuba to Florida. But controversy is brewing.
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Emma Stone's Graphic Sex Scenes In Poor Things Are Coming To Save The Movie Sex Discourse
Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos have a lot to say about the value of sex scenes and intimacy coordinators after making their new film, Poor Things.
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One Scene In The Equalizer 3 Provided The VFX Crew With A Big Challenge
A van crash sequence in The Equalizer 3 was not easy to pull off, and it took several different elements to make the scene work as well as it does.
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 4 Review: The Animated Trek Series Is Still Great
Four seasons in, Star Trek: Lower Decks remains surprisingly strong, with the latest season being a real treat for nerds (we mean that in a good way).
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A Free Zoom Series Teaches The Finer Points Of Screenwriting – And Supports Striking Writers
Word By Word, a weekly Zoom series, has been raising money for people affected by the strikes and providing insightful conversations about screenwriting.
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How To Watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show At Home
Wondering if The Rocky Horror Picture Show is streaming anywhere so you can sing and shout along at the screen? Here's how to watch the cult favorite at home.
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The Boys' Herogasm Episode Had One Conflicting Scene That Didn't Make The Final Cut
Not every storyline on The Boys can follow the comics faithfully. Unfortunately, but for good reasons, this fan-favorite comics moment had to go.
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Elemental Overtakes Cars And Toy Story At The Worldwide Box Office
Despite a weak opening weekend at the box office, Pixar's Elemental has gone on to be a big hit, surpassing both Toy Story and Cars worldwide.
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Voyager's Roxann Dawson Had A Chance To Direct Star Trek But Dropped It For Another Show
Roxann Dawson was an actor on Star Trek: Voyager before she became a TV director, although she's never actually directed a Star Trek episode.
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Classic Sports Movie Rudy Is Coming To 4K With An Extended Director's Cut
The classic sports drama Rudy starring Sean Astin is coming to 4K for the first time, and it will have a new, extended director's cut along with it.
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Brother Is The Best Movie You Didn't Get Around To Watching Last Month
Brother, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, and You Hurt My Feelings are all available to watch at home right now, and they're all worth your time.
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Quentin Tarantino's Weirdest Role Was In A Steven Spielberg Video Game
Steven Spielberg's Director's Chair is quite the odd relic of 1990s video game culture, complete with a bizarro Quentin Tarantino performance.
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