28 Years Later Reveals Why An Elden Ring Movie Could Actually Work
An Elden Ring movie sounds like a real challenge, but Alex Garland's work on 28 Years Later (and other films) suggests he will do justice by the video game.
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Why Fox Canceled Lethal Weapon After Three Seasons
Fox's Lethal Weapon TV show started off strong ratings-wise before multiple behind-the-scenes issues contributed to the series being canceled after season 3.
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The Chilling Severance Fan Theory That Terrified The Show's Cast
The Severance cast agreed this particular fan theory would be pretty terrifying if accurate, noting that it hasn't necessarily been disproven yet.
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What Happened During Saturday Night Live's First Episode (And How Critics Reacted)
50 years later, it's somewhat surprising that Saturday Night Live has lasted as long as it has. Here's what critics had to say after the first episode.
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The King Kong Rip-Off That's Impossible To Watch Today
Since the original film's release in 1933, King Kong has inspired scores of rip-offs, including this 1938 Japanese movie that's been lost for decades.
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John Wick Fans Need To Watch This Genre-Defining Crime Action Movie
If you enjoy what Chad Stahelski has done with the John Wick franchise, you absolutely need to go back and check out this classic from action maestro John Woo.
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Why Ving Rhames' Luther Died In Mission: Impossible 8, According To The Director
Fans were devastated by the outcome of Ving Rhames' Luther in Mission: Impossible 8, but director Christopher McQuarrie had a reason for the choice.
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The Moment Black Mirror's Creators Knew They Nailed The Series' Dark Tone
Charlie Brooker knew he was taking a massive risk with Black Mirror, but it was evident from the pilot episode that the creative team had nailed the tone.
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The '80s Sitcom That Launched Tom Hanks' Career
Tom Hanks might've continued to work primarily in television rather than film if things had gone differently with the '80s sitcom that put him on the map.
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One Of The Most Controversial Horror Sequels Ever Has One Of The Best Trailers Of All Time
While this particular horror movie sequel is really more of a cult curiosity than a cult classic, its utterly wild, hallucinatory trailer is one for the ages.
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How To Watch The Fantastic Beasts Movies In Order
The Fantastic Beasts movies are canonically set before the events of the Harry Potter franchise, but here's how to watch them in order.
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Why CBS Canceled Elementary After 7 Seasons
Elementary was one of those series that fans believed could go on forever, but it was no accident the Sherlock Holmes adaptation ended when it did.
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This Black Mirror Episode Is Actually A Remake Of A Classic Twilight Zone Story
One of Black Mirror's bleaker episodes was heavily inspired by a chapter of The Twilight Zone, but which version of this story is better? Let's take a look.
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5 Reasons Why Pixar's Elio Flopped At The Box Office
Pixar's latest original film, Elio, failed to live up to expectations at the box office during its opening weekend. Here are five reasons why the movie flopped.
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The 15 Best Mystery Movies On Netflix Right Now
If you're looking to binge some thrilling whodunits and puzzling mysteries, then be sure to check out these 15 incredible movies streaming on Netflix right now.
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A Batman Voice Actor Almost Starred In The Worst Live-Action Caped Crusader Movie
When Joel Schumacher searched for an actor to replace Val Kilmer in Batman & Robin, he considered a person who would go on to voice the character years later.
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Ballerina Fans Should Add This John Wick-Inspired K-Drama To Their Netflix Watchlist
If you're a fan of the John Wick franchise, you owe it to yourself to check out this thrilling K-drama available to stream on Netflix.
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The Best Disney Live-Action Remake, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Disney's live-action remakes often aren't the bee's knees in the eyes of critics, but one of them holds a pretty impressive rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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How Lawmen: Bass Reeves Was Almost Connected To Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone
Taylor Sheridan already serves as an executive producer on Lawmen: Bass Reeves, but the series was nearly part of the Yellowstone universe.
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How To Watch The Ghost In The Shell Movies & TV Shows In Order
The Ghost in the Shell anime is one of the most influential works of science-fiction. Here's how to watch all of the films and TV shows in the franchise.
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Andor Creator Tony Gilroy Wrote A Disastrous Jamie Foxx Flop
Earlier on in his career, Andor creator Tony Gilroy co-wrote a Jamies Foxx action-comedy that, despite having its moments, proved to be a flop across the board.
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The Big Bang Theory Gag That Makes No Sense
The entire apartment building in The Big Bang Theory should have had a class-action lawsuit against the building owners over that dang elevator.
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The Exorcist III Director Begged The Studio To Change One Thing About The Horror Sequel
The Exorcist III might've done better financially if director William Peter Blatty had gotten his way when it came to a specific aspect of the horror sequel.
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How Wes Craven Accidentally Fell Into A Career Of Making Horror Films
'I immediately tried to move away from it.'
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Billy Bob Thornton's Personal Life Influenced Landman More Than You Think
Billy Bob Thornton's Landman character, Tommy Norris, is perfectly tailored to the actor, all the way down to specific elements of his personal life.
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Frankenstein's Most Accurate Adaptation Has A Huge Difference From The Sci-Fi Novel
One of the most accurate adaptations of Frankenstein still has a moment that strays considerably from the source material.
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An Underrated Kevin Costner Flop Was Almost Directed By Francis Ford Coppola
Francis Ford Coppola's decision to pass on directing this Kevin Costner flop also set him on the (very) long path to helming his biggest box office misfire.
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