Stephen King Wrote A Disturbing Vampire Movie Starring Hellboy's Ron Perlman
Stephen King wrote this creepy vampire flick (which co-stars Ron Perlman) in part to address a recurring criticism of screen adaptations of his books.
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A New Star Wars Comic Finally Redeems The Franchise's Most Hated Character
Jar Jar Binks has finally completed his redemption arc thanks to a new Star Wars comic book focused on a previously-unexplored chapter in his story.
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5 Forgotten '70s Sci-Fi Movies That Still Hold Up Today
Star Wars and Close Encounters of the Third Kind were huge events in 1970s sci-fi. But don't forget about these lesser-known titles that still hold up.
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Sean Connery And Audrey Hepburn Starred In The Best Robin Hood Movie You've Never Seen
There are many Robin Hood movies, but one of the best is this somewhat overlooked entry featuring Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn.
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An Uneasy Prophecy Comes True In A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Episode 5
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 5 delivers on Daeron's strange prophecy, but not in the way that Dunk might have expected.
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2025 had some great films, but not every movie impressed us, even when they had incredible talent involved. These are the most disappointing movies of 2025.
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How To Watch 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple At Home
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is destined to go down as one of 2026's best horror movies. Here's how you can check it out at home.
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I've Been Watching Action Movies For 48 Years. This Is The Film That Made Me A Lifelong Fan
One of our writers can trace their love for the action genre back to a movie that features some of the most legendary stunts in cinema history.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms: The Blackfyre Rebellion, Explained
The latest episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms namedrops a key event in Westeros history: the Blackfyre Rebellion.
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Before Landman, Jacob Lofland Had A Small Part In A Beloved Sci-Fi Trilogy
Landman's Jacob Lofland played a small but noteworthy role in this popular sci-fi film trilogy on his way to starring in Taylor Sheridan's hit oil drama series.
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The hit animated series X-Men '97 featured one of the most powerful Marvel sacrifices, but it almost looked completely different.
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Trial Of Seven: A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms' Best Action Scene Explained
As impressive as Game of Thrones' biggest battles were, the far-smaller Trial of Seven in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 5 is just as brutal.
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A Star Trek Legend Directed Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Disastrous '90s Comedy Flop
You've probably never heard of this 1990s comedy flop starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and directed by Star Trek's own Leonard Nimoy, and for good reason.
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A Key Pluribus Actor Has Played Two Very Different Marvel Characters
One of the most important characters on Pluribus might look familiar because you've seen them in two different Marvel roles.
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5 Forgotten '90s Westerns That Still Hold Up Today
The Western made have slowed down, but it never really went away. Here are 5 forgotten Westerns from the 1990s worth revisiting.
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Stanley Kubrick's Bizarre Demand Kept Steven Spielberg Up At Night During Their Sci-Fi Project
Before Stanley Kubrick's death, he insisted Steven Spielberg install a fax machine in his bedroom to work on this sci-fi movie.
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Star Trek's 15 Best Time Travel Episodes, Ranked
Star Trek has used time travel plenty of times across the various shows in the franchise, and we think these are the best time travel stories of them all.
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One Of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Guiding Forces Hated Working On The Next Generation
Ira Steven Behr worked on both Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: The Next Generation, but did not enjoy his time on TNG.
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Landman's Biggest Father And Son Duo Have A Surprisingly Small Age Gap
The actors behind one of Landman’s central father-son duos are surprisingly close in age. Here's why star Billy Bob Thornton says that doesn't matter.
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Zack Snyder Almost Hoped His Watchmen Adaptation Was Never Released
There was a period when Watchmen director Zack Snyder wasn't opposed to that film never being released. Here's how he explained that mindset.
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5 Amazing '70s Movies You Didn't Know Were Remakes
The 1970s was a golden decade for cinema, but many movie lovers might not know that five of the best films of the 1970s were remakes.
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Before X-Men, James McAvoy Starred In An Original Version Of A Long-Running American Series
One of James McAvoy's best early career roles was on a U.K. drama series that was successfully remade in America for 11 seasons.
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John Candy's Final Movie Was A Western Comedy That Roger Ebert Absolutely Hated
John Candy starred in some all-time great comedies, but he also had his share of stinkers to his filmography, like this Western that Roger Ebert despised.
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Dolly Parton's Favorite Movie Is An Oscar-Winning Historical Epic From The '60s
The legendary Dolly Parton loves movies and music of all styles, but her favorite film of all time is an Oscar-winning historical epic you must see.
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John And Joan Cusack Were Originally Slated For Two Major Breakfast Club Roles
Real-life siblings John and Joan Cusack have frequently shared the screen, but they missed out on two lead roles in The Breakfast Club.
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Full House's John Stamos Played A Surprising Villain In A Hit DC Comics TV Show
John Stamos is most famous for playing Uncle Jesse on Full House, but thanks to a hit DC Comics series, he's also played a great villain.
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CBS Canceled This 2006 Ray Liotta Crime Drama After Only Three Episodes
Ray Liotta's first leading TV role didn't turn out so well, as he ended up starring on a crime drama series that was canceled after just three episodes.
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