The MCU Originally Had Much Different Plans For The Mandarin
If things had gone according to plan, the Mandarin would have joined the MCU all the way back in the first Iron Man movie.
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The Real-Life Military Mystery That Inspired A Classic Twilight Zone Episode
The Twilight Zone episode King Nine Will Not Return was based on the real-life mystery of the Lady Be Good, a World War II bomber that vanished into the desert.
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X-Men Pulled Off Professor X's Crowd-Freezing Power With The Help Of Mimes
Marvel has been known to 'freeze' people in time in films like X-Men, and did so practically without the assistance of CGI.
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Showing His Face On The Twilight Zone Caused A Funny Problem For Rod Serling
Becoming the face of The Twilight Zone led to some unexpected (and unwanted) attention for Rod Serling.
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Patrick J. Adams' Dream Suits Cameo Never Came To Be
Suits star Patrick J. Adams really wanted Dustin Hoffman to guest star on the show, but alas, it never happened.
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Seeing Fans Praise Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Was Bittersweet For Jonathan Frakes
While he was happy with the reception of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Jonathan Frakes also had some reservations.
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Community Creator Dan Harmon Says Writers Strike Was 'A Blessing' For The Movie
The Community movie has been a long time coming, but Dan Harmon says the writers strike delays saved it from shooting with a subpar script.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Saw Franchise
The Saw franchise is famously jagged and complex, often jumping back and forth in time, so what's the best way to watch the films? We investigate.
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Suzanne Shepherd, Mafia Mother-In-Law In The Sopranos And Goodfellas, Has Died At 89
Suzanne Shepherd, who played Carmela Soprano's mother in The Sopranos and Karen Hill's mother in Goodfellas, has died at the age of 89.
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Who Is Marvel's Ezekiel Sims? Madame Web's Villain Explained
We know that Ezekiel Sims was with Madame Web's mother in the Amazon right before she died, but what else do we know about him? An investigation
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A Genius Trick Let A Twilight Zone Actor Co-Star With His Own Reflection
The Twilight Zone managed to pull off the effect of an actor acting with himself long before the invention of CGI by utilizing some well placed mirrors.
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Is Labyrinth 2 Ever Happening? Director Scott Derrickson Has An Answer
After some stop-and-go progress, Labyrinth 2 began moving forward under the direction of Scott Derrickson. Here's the latest on that front from the filmmaker.
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Frasier Had Some Major Guest Stars That We Never Actually Got To See
The amount of guest stars that appeared on Frasier could fill up a phone book, but many of them you never even saw, here's the story behind it.
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All Of Rachel Zegler's Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Singing Was Done Live On Set [Exclusive]
The voice you hear Rachel Zegler singing with in The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes was recorded live on set, that's how good she is!
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Aquaman's Jason Momoa Is Loving Life In A Half-Baked, Stale Saturday Night Live
Jason Momoa returned to host Saturday Night Live for a second time, but the sketches weren't strong, and he seemed more nervous than his hosting debut.
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Why Leonard Nimoy Nearly Refused To Play Spock In Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
It's hard to imagine Star Trek II without Leonard Nimoy's Spock, but there was a moment when it looked like the Vulcan was going to sit the movie out.
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Saturday Night Live And Jason Momoa Make Cast Away's Ending Extra Horny
Saturday Night Live recreates the ending of Cast Away with one big difference: instead of looking like Tom Hanks, the castaway looks like Jason Momoa.
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The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Director Will Make Another Hunger Games Under One Condition [Exclusive]
Director Francis Lawrence is game to make another Hunger Games film after Ballad of Snakes and Songbirds, but only if Suzanne Collins writes a new novel first.
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How The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Makes You Root For The Bad Guy [Exclusive]
Coriolanus Snow was the over-arching villain of The Hunger Games, but The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes reveals he's no stranger to hunger himself.
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How Stan Lee And Spider-Man Ruined Plans For A James Cameron X-Men Movie
Stan Lee once went to talk to James Cameron about a potential X-Men movie, and then the subject of Spider-Man came up.
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Ridley Scott Has Turned Down A Few Superhero Movies: 'Not For Me'
While Ridley Scott doesn't hate superhero movies on principle, he would rather focus his time and effort on telling other kinds of stories.
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Can Apple's Napoleon Bring Ridley Scott And Joaquin Phoenix Box Office Glory?
Can Ridley Scott's Napoleon conquer the box office when it opens over the Thanksgiving holiday? Or will it suffer an epic defeat?
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An Elephant's Bathroom Habits Put The Twilight Zone On A Tight Deadline
The Twilight Zone frequently pulled some wild tricks to get their surreal scenes just right on camera, but this elephant-sized stunt takes the cake.
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Every Hunger Games Movie Ranked
We put all five Hunger Games movies in one horrible arena and let them battle it out for this ranking. May the odds be in your favor.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From 1979's The Amityville Horror
The original 1979 film version of The Amityville Horror boasts an exceptional cast, several members of which are still alive and thriving to this day.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Indiana Jones Movies
When it comes to figuring out which order to watch the Indiana Jones movies, you must choose. But choose wisely.
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Revisiting Emmett Walsh's Tragic Fate In Yellowstone
We're still not over Emmett Walsh's death in Yellowstone. Perhaps we never will be.
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