Is A Live-Action Lilo & Stitch Still Happening Or Is There A Little Less Conversation?
Audiences have a whole lot of Burning Love for Disney's animated film Lilo & Stitch, but what's going on with the live-action remake? Here's the latest.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Falls Hard At The Box Office With 76% Drop In Second Weekend
Five Nights at Freddy's is on track for a 76% drop in its second weekend at the box office, and its day-and-date release on Peacock is mostly to blame.
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One Of Barbie's Key Players Thought The Movie Was A Terrible Idea
Barbie co-writer Noah Baumbach initially tried to back out of the film, fearing it would fail. It was one of Greta Gerwig's ideas that eventually won him over.
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Yellowstone's Taylor Sheridan Has One Actor He Just Can't Help But Kill
Taylor Sheridan has killed Yellowstone actor James Jordan in three of his projects, and the filmmaker is well aware of this deadly trend.
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The True Story Behind Netflix's Pain Hustlers
Pain Hustlers, Netflix's new hit, is based on a terrifying true tale of pharmaceutical lies, extortion, and cover-up, a tale too ugly to be believed.
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Will There Be A Throw Momma From The Train 2? Shockingly, Maybe!
It sounds impossible, but could Danny DeVito and Billy Crystal make a sequel to Throw Momma From the Train? We investigate the chances.
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Is It Time To Let The MCU Just Die?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe was once a global juggernaut of incomprehensible proportions. But now, as it falters, is it time to let it go?
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Carrie Fisher's First Day On Star Wars: The Force Awakens Was The 'Worst' Of Her Career
The worst day of Carrie Fisher's expansive, decades-long career happened to be her very first day reprising her role of Leia in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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Echo Will Introduce New Marvel Spotlight Banner, For People Who Hate Doing MCU Homework
Upcoming Disney+ series Echo will introduce Marvel Spotlight, a banner for standalone stories that don't require knowledge of the larger MCU continuity.
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One Twilight Zone Episode Harnessed The Same Horror As Five Nights At Freddy's
If you're a fan of the new Five Nights at Freddy's movie or the franchise in general you might want to check out The Twilight Zone episode The After Hours.
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Bones Shares An Intriguing Creative Connection With A Nightmare On Elm Street
There is an intimate degree of separation between Bones and the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, one that you'll recognize instantly when you hear it.
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Fast And Furious And Point Break Have A Sneaky Set Similarity
The original Fast & Furious movie shares a lot of similarities with Point Break, but eagle-eyed Point Break fans will recognize this iconic set in both.
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How Matthew Perry Rescued John Stamos During His Friends Cameo
Matthew Perry helped John Stamos out during an awkward moment when Stamos appeared as a guest star on Friends.
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Patrick Stewart Still Carries Regrets About His Relationship With Star Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry
The creator of Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry, and Captain Jean-Luc Picard himself, Patrick Stewart, never got along. And that's burdened Stewart.
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M*A*S*H Movie Director Robert Altman Made His Dislike Of The Series Very Clear
MASH movie director Robert Altman was no fan of the MASH TV series, and he wasn't shy about expressing his distaste.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Rocky Franchise
The Rocky movies have seen some real highs and lows over nearly 50 years, but there's really only one correct order to watch them in.
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Patrick J. Adams' Suits Exit Created A Depressing Void For His Co-Star
Suits star Gabriel Macht says losing Patrick J. Adams from the show was 'really, really tough' and that his leaving left 'a massive void.'
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Fair Play Ending Explained: When The Status Quo Spirals Out Of Control
This ouroboros of guilt, shame, and jealousy begins and ends with blood in the thriller Fair Play. Let's dig into the film's ending.
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The Simpsons' Famous 'Meh' Came From One Of The Show's Most Legendary Writers
The word 'meh' can now be found all over the internet, but like 'd'oh,' its popularity originated with The Simpsons.
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George Lucas Was Blunt About His Expectations For Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
George Lucas bet big on the Star Wars franchise before he even knew if the first film would take off. The winnings of that bet are now film history.
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Is The Wedding Singer 2 Happening? Drew Barrymore And Adam Sandler Are Talking
Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore always have perfect chemistry, but nothing beats The Wedding Singer. Could there be a sequel on the horizon? We investigate.
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Rod Serling Went Through Hell Every Time He Narrated The Twilight Zone
Rod Serling, the beloved host of the classic sci-fi series The Twilight Zone, 'would sweat and sputter and go pale' when he had to do his on-camera narration.
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How One Of Empire Strikes Back's Most Famous Lines Caused Frustration (And Fainting)
One of the most famous line exchanges from the entire Star Wars saga took a few takes to get right, and not everyone on set was having a good time.
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The Twilight Zone Parodied Studio Notes By Having Shakespeare Punch Burt Reynolds
Rod Serling pulled no punches on one episode of The Twilight Zone that showed how insidious studio interference in true artwork can be.
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Bones Wouldn't Exist Without This Real Life Forensic Anthropologist
Forensic anthropologist, professor, and author Kathy Reichs was not just the real-life inspiration for Dr. Brennan on Bones, but she even appeared on the show.
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John DiMaggio Had A Star Wars Legend In His Corner During His Futurama Pay Dispute
John DiMaggio, who voices Bender on Futurama, almost didn't come back for the recent revival due to a pay dispute. A certain Star Wars legend had his back.
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Billy Dee Williams Had One Reservation About Playing Lando In Star Wars
By the time Billy Dee Williams was approached to play Lando in the Star Wars franchise, he was concerned about being typecast as a 'romantic character.'
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