The Fall Of The House Of Usher Got Some Help From A Planet Of The Apes Expert
Carla Gugino takes on many forms in The Fall of the House of Usher, and when it came time to play an ape, she got some help from a Planet of the Apes expert.
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Is Safe House 2 With Denzel Washington Happening Or Has That Door Closed For Good?
At one point, a sequel to the Denzel Washington/Ryan Reynolds movie Safe House was announced, but it's yet to happen. Will we ever see Safe House 2?
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Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Review: A Breathtaking Stage Spectacle Rendered Slightly Less Spectacular On Film
Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour movie has already smashed box office records, but is it a worthwhile cinematic experience? We dig deep into the production.
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Futurama's Dark Matter Fuel Protected The Show From A Common Fandom Problem
Since no one really understands dark matter, the writers of Futurama were able to use it in a creative way that people couldn't really dispute
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The Two Problems That Cost Mel Gibson His Shot At Playing James Bond
Long before his name was mud, Mel Gibson's in-demand status sabotaged his chances at being cast in the role of James Bond.
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Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Scores Enchanted $39 Million Opening Day At The Box Office
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is on its way to the biggest ever opening weekend for a concert film, though somewhat damped by last-minute ticket drops.
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Filming Bones' Finale Had The Cast In Some Very Dangerous Conditions
Leg injuries and relentless smoke were just some of the obstacles the Bones cast had to overcome while filming the series finale, 'The End in the End.'
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A24's Cult Following Won't Cut It Anymore And This 2018 Box Office Flop Can Help Explain Why
A24 films frequently generate buzz, but that doesn't always translate to box office gold. Tales From the Box Office looks back at A24's Under the Silver Lake.
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Netflix's Top Charts Are Seeing Double Jordan Peele
Jordan Peele's first two horror films, Get Out and Us, are popping up on the global charts on Netflix. Spooky season is well underway.
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Star Trek: First Contact's Most Famous Line Was Instantly Mocked By Jonathan Frakes
Patrick Stewart delivered one of his lines in such a dramatic fashion that director and co-star Jonathan Frakes couldn't help but poke fun at him for it.
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Is American Pie 5 Still Happening, Or Has The Franchise Been Over-Baked?
American Pie is an extremely profitable, raunchy comedy franchise that's been stalled since 2012. Will we soon see a return with film 5? We've got the details.
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Ryan Reynolds Wants To Cameo In It's Always Sunny - And Rob McElhenney Has A Role In Mind
It's Always Sunny co-creator Rob McElhenney has become best friends with Ryan Reynolds, so when is he going to make a cameo on the series?
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Robert Redford's Twilight Zone Episode Holds A Certified And Significant Record
Robert Redford's 1962 episode of The Twilight Zone holds a significant record in the show's history -- one Redford was unaware of until the producers told him.
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Every James Bond Actor, Ranked
/Film's James Bond braintrust put their heads together and came up with the only correct ranking of the main James Bond actors.
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Merrily We Roll Along Review: Daniel Radcliffe And Jonathan Groff Lead The Revival Of Stephen Sondheim's Musical
Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, and Lindsay Mendez star in Stephen Sondheim's Merrily We Roll Along, now on Broadway at the Hudson Theatre. Here's our review.
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Filming This Twilight Zone Season 1 Episode Ended Up Being Too Hot To Handle
When it came time to film The Twilight Zone season 1 episode The Lonely, the cast and crew experienced the harsh conditions of Death Valley.
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Why Five Nights At Freddy's Is Scary, But Not Too Scary [Exclusive]
Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi's goal was to balance scary and fun elements to create an enjoyable film that avoids scarring younger fans for life.
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The Midnight Meat Train Ending Explained: The City Hungers
The Midnight Meat Train has gained a cult following, but will there ever be a sequel to the Bradley Cooper-starring adaptation of Clive Barker's short story?
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The Most Controversial MCU Costumes Of All Time
The MCU won its legion of fans by faithfully capturing the spirit of so many beloved comic characters, but sometimes the costume department misses the mark.
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Why T'Lyn Is Star Trek: Lower Decks' Most Important Addition To Season 4
All hail T'lyn, the best and most important addition to Star Trek: Lower Decks season 4.
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One Twilight Zone Actor Tried To Ditch His Role After The Script Made His Skin Crawl
Kumail Nanjiani tried to get out of his The Twilight Zone 2019 episode because the material as so dark and he wasn't used to playing that kind of role.
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Cool Stuff: Unleashing Oppenheimer Book Digs Into The Making Of Christopher Nolan's Film
If you want to know all the behind-the-scenes details about the making of Christopher Nolan's hit film Oppenheimer, this is the book for you.
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Blumfest: Five Nights At Freddy's Promises Easter Eggs For Fans And More [NYCC]
The Blumfest event at this years's NYCC was full of previews of the most exciting horror movies of the fall, including Five Nights at Freddy's.
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Mark Goddard, Star Of Lost In Space And Classic TV Staple, Has Died At 87
Mark Goddard who played Major Don West in the CBS series Lost in Space has passed away. He will be greatly missed.
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Is Marie In Gen V The Most Powerful Supe In The Boys Universe?
The supe students in Gen V have a slew of superpowers; Marie's bloody abilities, however, could be the strongest of them all.
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Nintendo Revealed The New Video Game Voice Of Mario, And Thankfully It's Not Chris Pratt
The longtime voice of Mario, Charles Martinet, is officially passing the torch to the lesser-known voice actor Kevin Afghani. A new era has dawned!
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Star Trek: Lower Decks Revives A Classic Original Series Premise
This week's episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks bears more than a passing resemblance to the classic Original Series installment 'The Enemy Within.'
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