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Mission: Impossible 7 Risked Losing All Footage For One Of Its Biggest Scenes
Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One director Christopher McQuarrie said he wasn't sure the cameras filming the train crash would survive the fall.
Read MoreRadiohead Wrote An Entire, Unused Movie Theme For James Bond's Spectre
Radiohead recorded a song for the James Bond movie Spectre, but the track ultimately wasn't used for the final film.
Read MoreIndiana Jones' Golden Idol Was Really Just A Cheap Souvenir
The fertility idol from the opening of Raiders of the Lost Ark was once believed to be inspired by a real Aztec artifact, but it was actually just a fake.
Read MoreHow Casino Royale Reworked A Tragic Plotline From James Bond's Past
Eva Green's Vesper Lynd provided something the Bond franchise had been looking for since On Her Majesty's Secret Service: a real love for James Bond.
Read MoreIs Die Hard 6 Still Happening, Or Does Bruce Willis' Retirement Mean The End For John McClane?
Bruce Willis is retired due to health reasons. Does that mean we'll never get a Die Hard 6? Or will the Die Hard series end up being rebooted?
Read MoreEvery Jason Bourne Movie Ranked
Jason Bourne. Five movies. About three good ones? Here's our ranking of the entire Bourne series, as determined by /Film's experts.
Read MoreRaju's Action-Packed Intro In RRR Was One Of The Hardest Scenes To Nail Down
Raju's (Ram Charan) incredible introduction in RRR required thousands of extras and took over a month to shoot. Suffice it to say, it was very hard to pull off.
Read MorePaddington In Peru – Release Date, Cast, Director, And More Info
Pack your marmalade sandwiches! A very special little bear will be back for his next adventure when Paddington in Peru hits theaters in 2025.
Read MoreFast And Furious 7 Challenged Director James Wan Like Never Before
James Wan is an extraordinarily accomplished director of both action and thrills, but the challenges on the Furious 7 set really put him to the test.
Read MoreTemple Of Doom's Rope Bridge Battle Was Just As Dangerous Behind The Scenes
There were plenty of death-defying stunts on the Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom set, but the footbridge really takes the cake for thrills.
Read MoreJames Bond Was Created To Counter Some Real Life Anxiety
James Bond creator Ian Fleming was dealing with a massive case of pre-wedding jitters when he came up with the idea for 007.
Read MoreIs Top Gun 3 Happening, Or Does Maverick No Longer Feel The Need For Speed?
Will we ever see a Top Gun 3? Here's what the major players have said about a potential return so far. Goodness gracious, great balls of fire!
Read MoreThe James Bond Stunt That 'Nearly Beat' Halle Berry During Die Another Day
A stunt involving running alongside a moving airplane for the James Bond movie Die Another Day proved difficult for star Halle Berry.
Read MoreIs Kill Bill 3 Happening? Here's What Quentin Tarantino Has Said Over The Years
Quentin Tarantino has talked a whole lot about making Kill Bill 3 over the years. However, the odds of it actually happening at this stage are pretty slim.
Read MoreWhy James Bond's Creator Once Had To Apologize For The Character's Name
James Bond author Ian Fleming stole the spy's name from a real life ornithologist, and it ended up, um, ruffling some feathers for a time. Get the story here.
Read MoreAn Old Injury Made Indiana Jones' Whip A Bad Fit For Harrison Ford
Indiana Jones' whip is a key part of his ensemble. However, due to an injury from his days as a carpenter, Harrison Ford had a difficult time wielding it.
Read MoreA Pierce Brosnan Movie Flop Is Making A Surprising Comeback On Netflix
The Renny Harlin-directed, Pierce Brosnan-headlined 2021 box office flop The Misfits is the latest film to inexplicably climb the Netflix charts.
Read MoreThe Siege In Assault On Precinct 13 Is The Best Action Scene Ever
John Carpenter does what only he can and weaves together an unbearably tense ode to the old Westerns of yore in the central siege in Assault on Precinct 13.
Read MoreDisney Could Make Another Kingsman Prequel (Even Though The Last One Bombed)
The first Kingsman prequel was a box office bomb, so why would Disney make a sequel? Believe it or not, there are compelling reasons.
Read MoreThe Hunger Games Director Regrets One Of Mockingjay's Biggest Decisions
The Hunger Games franchise director Francis Lawrence understands why people were 'frustrated' by his decision to split Mockingjay into two films.
Read MoreOne Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom Location Posed A Chronological Challenge
Due to the natural elements, most of the scenes in the village of Mayapore in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom had to be shot in non-chronological order.
Read MoreA Real Militia Ran The James Bond Crew Out Of Russia While Making GoldenEye
The Saint Petersburg militia were ordered to shoot anyone who tried to roll film, despite the fact that the GoldenEye crew had permission to shoot there.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Rambo Movies
Watching the Rambo movies in the correct order is a study in American values and American history. And it's not always pretty.
Read MoreIs 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?
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreEvery 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.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny's 4K And Blu-Ray Has A Score-Only Cut Of The Movie
When Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny arrives on 4K and Blu-ray, it comes with a cut of the movie that focuses solely on John Williams' amazing score.
Read MoreShooting Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts In Peru Was A Real Pain In The Butt
The Blu-ray for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is now available, and in a new feature, the crew doesn't mince words about what it was like filming in Peru.
Read MoreMichael Bay Gave The Newest Transformers Director A Pep Talk Because Making These Movies Is 'War'
Michael Bay may not have directed the latest Transformers movie, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, but he did offer up some advice to director Steven Caple Jr.
Read MoreOne Transformers: Rise Of The Beasts Character Was Directly Inspired By Fight Club's Tyler Durden
The Blu-ray for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is now available, and in it we find out one of the surprising inspirations for Pete Davidson's Mirage.
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How Important Will Gen V's Plot Be To The Boys Season 4?
The end of Gen V season 1 will set up The Boys season 4 which will set up Gen V season 2. It'll make sense. We promise.
Read MoreThe Creators Of The A-Team Were Forced To Agree To One Rule To Air During Prime Time [Exclusive]
The A-Team is '80s cornball TV at its best, but it is a surprisingly violent show. The series' creators got away with it all using one simple rule.
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Animation Movies (7)
Looney Tunes: The Day The Earth Blew Up – Release Window, Director, And More Info
The Looney Tunes are returning to the big screen for their first fully animated theatrical feature film, The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Disney Gives Nightmare Before Christmas A Beautiful Jack And Sally Collectible Doll Set
The Nightmare Before Christmas is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, so Disney is releasing a gorgeous, limited edition collectible doll set.
Read MoreWish - Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Disney Animation is celebrating its 100th anniversary with the release of the animated musical Wish. Here's everything we know about it so far.
Read MoreMufasa: The Lion King - Release Date, Cast, Director And More Info
Moonlight director Barry Jenkins will reveal how Mufasa became king in Disney's upcoming Mufasa: The Lion King. Here's everything we know about the film so far.
Read MoreOne Anime Does Everything La La Land Tried, And Failed, To Do
Director Yuzuru Tachikawa's Blue Giant anime film adaptation succeeds where La La Land failed at showing why jazz is dying and how people are keeping it alive.
Read MoreOnce Upon A Studio Directors On Making Us All Cry With Our Disney Faves [Exclusive Interview]
Trent Correy and Dan Abraham, the directors of the Disney short Once Upon a Studio, tell us about getting the voice actors back and their deep cut Easter eggs.
Read MoreThe Bizarre Fox Meeting That Led To Four Entire Futurama Movies
A meeting with Fox started with talk of just one Futurama movie before leading to two Futurama movies, and then more. Here's how it all went down.
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Mononoke Is A Visually Dazzling Supernatural Detective Horror Anime
The anime Mononoke is definitely a show you should add to your Halloween watchlist.
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Cartoon Shows (23)
The Simpsons' Treehouse Of Horror Tradition Almost Ended Before It Could Begin
The Simpsons has been airing Treehouse of Horror episodes before many of its viewers were even born. But this tradition almost didn't take off.
Read MoreThe Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Episode You Forgot Featured Matthew Perry
With just a single throwaway gag in a 'Treehouse of Horror' episode, The Simpsons reminded viewers exactly why Matthew Perry was so loved.
Read MoreFuturama's Writers Regretted Cutting A Bender's Big Score Sequence We'll Never See
The Futurama movie Bender's Big Score has one of the most complicated plots of any Futurama project, but its creators originally wanted to put in even more.
Read MoreA Star Trek: Lower Decks Joke Is The Perfect Gates McFadden Tribute
Star Trek: The Next Generation star Gates McFadden has a fascinating career outside of Trek, and Lower Decks just winked at it.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Pokes Fun At Star Wars With Its Latest Episode
The latest episode of the animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks heads to a galaxy far, far away for some jokes at the expense of Star Wars.
Read MoreLower Decks Finally Explores Mariner's Backstory – And Her Ties To Star Trek History
On Star Trek: Lower Decks, Mariner has gotten into her fair share of brawls. Now we finally know why, and the answer is an unexpected link to a Trek character.
Read MoreAlmost Every Aspect Of Futurama's Hermes Was Added In At The Last Minute
Hermes is a beloved staple of Futurama's Planet Express crew. But if it weren't for one last second character change, he may not have lasted long at all.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks' Biggest Meta Joke Yet Is A Tribute To The Franchise's Limitations
For explorers of space, members of Starfleet spend a lot of time in caves. There's a reason for that, and Star Trek: Lower Decks makes fun of it in season 4.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Proves That Annoying People Still Exist In A Utopia
Even in a fictional universe in which members of Starfleet are essentially living in a utopia, Star Trek: Lower Decks doesn't let its characters off easy.
Read MoreRick And Morty Season 7 Gave Us Someone More Influential Than Rick: Hugh Jackman
Rick Sanchez might be able to travel across the galaxy and visit any dimension, but Hugh Jackman is only an Oscar win away from an EGOT.
Read MoreLive-Action Gargoyles Series Coming To Disney+ From Horror Master James Wan
The animated series Gargoyles is going live-action with a Disney+ series adaptation in the hands of horror fimmakers James Wan and Gary Dauberman.
Read MoreRick And Morty Season 7 Continues The Show's Most Surprisingly Emotional Character Arc
Rick and Morty's season 7 premiere continues to plumb the tragic emotional depths of a familiar side character: Mr. Poopybutthole.
Read MoreHow To Watch Rick And Morty Season 7
Rick and Morty season 7 has begun on Adult Swim, but how can you watch if you don't have cable? There are some options at your disposal that you can explore.
Read MoreOne Futurama Actor's Improv Led To The Creation Of A Long-Running Character
Voice actor Phil LaMarr was just goofing off on the job, and that led to a memorable character in the ever-expanding Futurama universe.
Read MoreEarly Drafts Of Futurama Had A Very Different Purpose For Bender
Bender Bending Rodríguez is Futurama's resident slacker, but he almost served a greater purpose on the Planet Express.
Read MoreDon't Worry, Rick And Morty Fans: Justin Roiland's Replacements Sound Just Fine
Rick and Morty is back and better than ever without Justin Roiland. Fans of the show, no need to worry, his replacements are doing just fine.
Read MoreFuturama'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
Read MoreWhy 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.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks' Big Villain Reunion Doesn't Go The Way You'd Think
Star Trek: Lower Decks fans may have expected a villainous team-up for the ages, but the writing team upends everyone's expectations in the process.
Read MoreWhy Is Modern Star Trek So Nostalgic For Grapplers?
There's no reason for the crew on Star Trek: Lower Decks to be as enthused about grapplers as they are ... except for the fact that grapplers are just cool.
Read MoreLower Decks Just Created The Most Powerful Villain In Star Trek History
There have been godlike entities on Star Trek before, but Badgey might be more powerful than any of them thanks to this week's Lower Decks episode.
Read MoreThe Simpsons Season 35 Pays Tribute To One Of TV's Greatest Dream Sequences
The first episode of The Simpsons season 35 pays homage to an all-time great episode of The Sopranos ... which might be based on an episode of The Simpsons.
Read MoreThe Simpsons Season 35 Premiere Addresses A Long-Running Fan Question
Exactly how has Homer managed to hold onto his job as a nuclear safety inspector on The Simpsons? Thanks to the season 35 premiere, we now have an answer.
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Comedy Movies (9)
Barbie's Snyder Cut Joke Replaced One That Would Have Angered Even More Nerds
Instead of a joke about the infamous Snyder Cut of Justice League, Barbie almost took a dig at the many cuts of Ridley Scott's Blade Runner.
Read MoreMatthew Perry And Matt LeBlanc Once Competed For The Same 'Horrible' Movie
Early in their careers, Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry competed to take the lead role in Ed, a 1996 sports comedy about a chimp who plays baseball.
Read MoreMatthew Perry Called His Whole Nine Yards Co-Star Bruce Willis 'The Coolest Man' He's Met
The 2000 comedy The Whole Nine Years teamed up Matthew Perry and Bruce Willis, and the Friends star never forgot the experience.
Read MoreHow To Watch My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 At Home
My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 is finally available to rent, stream, and purchase, so you can catch up on all the zany hijinks of the Portokalos family.
Read MoreBill Burr Is Topping Netflix Charts With A Raunchy New Comedy
Bill Burr's movie Old Dads isn't impressing many critics, but it's been topping Netflix charts in the United States and across the globe.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Monty Python Movies
Looking to watch all of the Monty Python movies in order? Let us be your guide to the world of funny Brits and even funnier bits.
Read MoreWhy Rob Schneider Wasn't In Grown Ups 2
It's the most important question of our era, a question on the minds of millions upon millions of people: why didn't Rob Schneider return for Grown Ups 2?
Read MoreIs Roger Rabbit 2 Ever Going To Happen Or Has The Sequel Been Dipped?
Disney has been trying to make Roger Rabbit 2 for decades but to no avail. Is there still a chance of the sequel happening one day? Here's what we know.
Read MoreIs 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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The Depressing Reason Matthew Perry Refused To Watch Friends
Matthew Perry resisted rewatching Friends for a long time -- because it was a painful reminder of his offscreen struggles with drug and alcohol use.
Read MoreNiles And Daphne's Son Is In The Frasier Revival – But Where Are His Parents?
Fans aren't wild about Niles and Daphne's son, David, in the new Frasier revival. But they still love David Hyde Pierce and Jane Leeves, so where are they?
Read MoreWhy Kelsey Grammer Was Hesitant To Cast Jane Leeves In Frasier
The original Frasier series would be nothing without Jane Leeves' Daphne Moon. But it took Kelsey Grammer some convincing to cast her.
Read MoreMatthew Perry Provided The Laughs For Friends' Opening Fountain Shoot
The opening credits for Friends wasn't nearly as fun to shoot as it seems. It was wet, cold, and early in the morning, but Matthew Perry cracked everyone up.
Read MoreWhy Courteney Cox And Matthew Perry Thought They Were The Perfect Pairing For Friends
Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry were two key stars of "Friends." And, as it turns out, the actors and the creators of the show knew they were a perfect pairing.
Read MoreThe Bright Spot Matthew Perry Always Remembered From His Darkest Time On Friends
Matthew Perry was very public about struggles with substance abuse and addiction, especially while making Friends, but some feathered co-stars provided levity.
Read MoreMatthew Perry Almost Missed Out On Friends Because Of A Terrible Sci-Fi Sitcom
When Matthew Perry heard about a pilot called Friends Like Us, he was desperate to audition. Unfortunately, he had already committed to L.A.X. 2194.
Read MoreHow M*A*S*H's Series Finale Caused A City-Wide Water Pressure Issue
The public's response to the MASH finale sounds like an urban legend, but it's al true.
Read MoreMatthew Perry's Mom On Friends Had A Connection To His Real-Life Dad
Morgan Fairchild was surprised at being asked to play Matthew Perry's mother on friend, until he reminded her that they'd first met when he was a kid.
Read MoreThe Friends Scene Matthew Perry Straight Up Refused To Film
Matthew Perry saved us from another gay panic-based B-plot for Chandler in Friends season 7, by asking the writers to cut it entirely.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live Bringing Back Dune And Wonka Star Timothée Chalamet To Host In November
Dune 2 might be delayed until 2024, but Timothée Chalamet is still starring in Wonka, and he'll be stopping by Saturday Night Live to help promote it.
Read MoreFran Drescher Enforces A SAG Strike-Friendly Halloween On Saturday Night Live
On SNL, Sarah Sherman plays Screen Actors Guild president Fran Drescher, who advises people on how to dress up in conjunction with SAG-AFTRA strike rules.
Read MoreThe Desperate Last-Minute Improv That Created The Cheers Character Cliff
What would Cheers be without John Ratzenberger's Cliff Clavin? If it weren't for some last-minute audition improv, we might have found out.
Read MoreDennis' Fake Grandma On Its Always Sunny Was Actually 100 Years Old
Mae LaBorde was 93 when she started acting, seven years prior to playing Dennis' fake grandmother Gladys on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Read MoreMatthew Perry Prayed To God In A Very Chandler Bing Way Before He Landed Friends
Friends star Matthew Perry's long battle with addiction has been heavily chronicled, often with the actor's trademark sense of humor.
Read MoreMatthew Perry Was So Good At Sarcasm, Saturday Night Live Had Him Teach It
Matthew Perry was best known for being Chandler Bing, the sarcastic member of the Friends cast, which helped fuel a Saturday Night Live sketch in 1997.
Read MoreA Near-Death Experience Prevented A Matthew Perry Cameo In Don't Look Up
Medically, Matthew Perry has been dead once before, and he credited 'Friends' (and the intervention of a large man from Switzerland) with his resurrection.
Read MoreCheers Almost Traded Its Boston Bar For A Desert Saloon
The bar in Cheers is synonymous with Boston but was almost a Southwest dive in the desert. Can you imagine Sam as a (possible) former ranch hand?
Read MoreA Real Moment Between Two M*A*S*H Actors Ended Up In The Show's Finale
In the series finale of M*A*S*H, Loretta Swit cried real tears on camera thanks to a lovely gesture from her co-star David Ogden Stiers during their goodbye.
Read MoreRob McElhenney's Moms Inspired It's Always Sunny's Most Bizarrely Profitable Joke
A towel from an episode of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia was inspired by a pair of shirts purchased by Rob McElhenney's moms.
Read MoreFargo Season 5 Contains 'The Most Direct Homage' To The Coen Brothers' Film
The Fargo series has made many references to the Coen brothers film, but according to series creator Noah Hawley, the biggest homage is still yet to come.
Read MoreThe Frasier Revival Satirizes Dr. Crane's Snobbiness More Than The Original Series Ever Did
Part of the charm of the original Frasier was the loving send-up of Frasier Crane's pretentiousness. The new revival seems now to have an issue with it.
Read MoreThe Frasier Revival Finally Gives Us What's Been Missing Most: A Dog Frenemy
Even though Eddie isn't around anymore, the Frasier revival finally gave Dr. Crane a canine rival to glare at, and we hope there's more of this to come.
Read MoreThe Frasier Revival Teases The First Original Cast Member Return
The Frasier revival is bringing back a familiar face from the original Frasier and Cheers. Will that help lift the revival out of its rut?
Read MoreIf You Want Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 14, You Gotta Help Joel Hodgson Pay For It
Mystery Science Theater 3000 creator Joel Hodgson is back with a new crowdfunding campaign to help make season 14 of the movie-mocking show.
Read MoreRick And Morty Season 7 And Community Both Took Inspiration From A Beloved Disney Movie
The body-swap premise of Freaky Friday has been homaged countless times, but Community and Rick and Morty both took it to a weirder place.
Read MorePedro Pascal's Protective Mom Returns To SNL To Torment Another Girlfriend
Pedro Pascal teamed up with Bad Bunny for a second 'Protective Mom' sketch on Saturday Night Live. Her son does not have depression. He just likes the dark.
Read MoreAn Improvised It's Always Sunny Line Set Up Mac's Story Before It Was Even Written
An improvised It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia line from Rob McElhenney helped change the trajectory of the character of Mac for the show.
Read MoreHow Shelley Long Saved Ted Danson's Lackluster Cheers Audition
Ted Danson and Shelley Long had wonderful chemistry in their Cheers audition, which proved to be a life-saver for Danson.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live Pitches A24's Shrek 5, Starring Bad Bunny As Shrek
Bad Bunny wants to do a Shrek-based sketch with Please Don't Destroy on Saturday Night Live. Or maybe he doesn't. Whatever.
Read MorePatrick Stewart's Extras Episode Almost Fell Apart Because Ricky Gervais Couldn't Stop Laughing
A scene in the comedy series Extras featuring guest star Patrick Stewart ended up requiring over 40 takes because Ricky Gervais kept laughing too much.
Read MoreThe Original Idea For Frasier Would Have Completely Abandoned The Cheers Universe
The original plan for Frasier Crane was thankfully abandoned after Cheers, giving us the beloved series we have today.
Read MoreWhy It's Always Sunny (Mostly) Decided To Drop The Philadelphia Accent
Only one of the cast members on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia is actually from Philadelphia. So, why did none of the others ever affect a Philly accent?
Read MoreHow Jay Thomas Got His Cheers Character Eddie LeBec Killed Off
When Cheers actor Jay Thomas publicly insulted his co-star Rhea Perlman, the show's writers retaliated by killing off his character, Eddie.
Read MoreThe Only Cheers Actor That Never Appeared In Frasier
Frasier was the unlikely hit spin-off of Cheers, which gave plenty of familiar faces to make guest appearances ... excluding one character.
Read MoreThe Frasier Revival Makes A Sly Reference To A Hilariously Chaotic Classic From The Original Series
One of the episodes of the Frasier revival features a reference to one of the very best episodes of the original series, making for a fun little Easter egg.
Read MoreThe Frasier Revival Parodies Dr. Phil And Oprah To Send Up Frasier's Newfound Fame
Unfortunately, episode three of the new Frasier makes all those worries about the rest of the original show's cast not returning seem warranted.
Read MoreThe Frasier Revival Finally Explains How The Good Doctor Went From Local Personality To National Star
Frasier is rich and famous now! The latest episode of the Frasier revival fills us in on what the character did in between shows that helped him get so wealthy.
Read MoreSuzanne Somers' Three's Company Casting Was Sort Of An Accident
Had it not been for a stroke of luck (and a panicking ABC executive), Suzanne Somers would have never been cast as Chrissy on Three's Company.
Read MoreSuzanne Somers Had A Secret Second Role In Three's Company That No One Noticed
The late, great Suzanne Somers was best known for playing Chrissy Snow on the beloved sitcom Three's Company, but she also played a mysterious second role.
Read MoreStand-Up Comedian Nate Bargatze Is Hosting Saturday Night Live At The End Of October
Stand-up comedian Nate Bargatze will make his Saturday Night Live debut with the Halloween episode, and he'll be joined by Foo Fighters as musical guest.
Read MoreThe Simple Request That Got Suzanne Somers Fired From Three's Company
By the time Three's Company season 5 rolled around, star Suzanne Somers' screentime was drastically cut. Eventually, she was entirely phased out from the show.
Read MoreInput From Kelsey Grammer Completely Changed The Premise Of The Frasier Reboot
The Frasier revival being set in Boston makes perfect sense for the character, but Kelsey Grammer had to convince the writers of this great idea.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Thinks His SNL Episode Is A Total Disaster – Except For Two Bits
Sir Patrick Stewart hosted Saturday Night Live back in 1994, towards the end of Star Trek: The Next Generation, and it didn't go as well as he hoped.
Read MoreOne Curb Your Enthusiasm Actor Loathed Larry David At First
It's no surprise there are people who don't like Larry David. Even his Curb Your Enthusiasm co-star and lifelong friend Richard Lewis hated him at first.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Bewitched
Bewitched aired from 1964 to 1972. Much of the cast is no longer with us, but let's take a look at the few remaining Bewitched actors still alive today.
Read MoreFuturama's Time Equation Has An Actual, Practical Real-World Use
The math and science are always real, provable, and computable on Futurama. One equation in the film Bender's Big Score is practically mind-warping.
Read MoreThe Short-Lived M*A*S*H Spinoff Everyone Totally Forgot About
Are you a big fan of M*A*S*H? What about the spinoff series, AfterMASH? If you haven't heard of it, well, you'd be forgiven. And here's why.
Read MoreThe Frasier Guest Stars We Most Want To See In The Reboot
Frasier's original run saw an enormous and varied amount of guest stars, and we've hand-picked the very best that we want to see return for Paramount's reboot.
Read MoreSeinfeld Used A Season 9 Moment To Retcon Kramer's Original Pilot Name
Most of Seinfeld is drawn from real life, but Larry David's inspiration for the fan-favorite character Kramer almost cost him that name.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live Gives Pete Davidson His Own Version Of Barbie's Ken Song
Pete Davidson explores life's mysteries (like why women love him so much, and why no one watched his TV show) in Saturday Night Live's Barbie parody.
Read MoreM*A*S*H Star Loretta Swit Pitched Margaret's Best Story Arc Herself
M*A*S*H's Loretta Swit became one of the show's very best characters, but she had to get involved with the writing to make sure Nurse Margaret rang true.
Read MoreOne Cast Member's Ailment Ended Up Making It Into A M*A*S*H Script
When M*A*S*H actor William Christopher came down with a serious illness, the show (especially Alan Alda) rallied around him.
Read MoreRyan 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?
Read MoreFrasier's Back In Boston, And Already Poking Fun At Cheers
Kelsey Grammer's Frasier Crane first appeared in an episode of Cheers set in Boston. Now, decades later, the Frasier revival referenced that famous Cheers set.
Read MoreBritish Comedy Legend Nicholas Lyndhurst Is The Perfect Addition To The Frasier Reboot
While Nicholas Lyndhurst will never be able to replace David Hyde Pierce's Niles, the actor fits quite nicely into the new Frasier reboot series on Paramount+.
Read MoreThe Beautiful Way The Frasier Reboot Mourns The Passing Of John Mahoney
John Mahoney died in 2018 and couldn't return for the Frasier revival, but the show found a touching way to pay tribute to the late actor and his character.
Read MoreSeinfeld Reunion Or Reboot Or 'Something' Teased By Jerry Seinfeld
At a recent stand-up show in Boston, Jerry Seinfeld teased that he and Larry David have been working on "something" that addresses the ending of the series.
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Cool Stuff (7)
Cool Stuff: A New Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull Poster Nukes The Fridge Beautifully
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull may be a blemish on the adventure franchise, but Matt Ferguson's new poster is gorgeous.
Read MoreLEGO's Spider-Man: No Way Home Final Battle Is Awesome And Worth It For The Minifigures Alone
LEGO has released a new playset for the final battle from Spider-Man: No Way Home, and it's one of the best building brick recreations of a Marvel scene.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Activate Hasbro's New Light-Up Hologram Star Wars Black Series Action Figures
Hasbro is doing some double-dipping with the latest Star Wars Black Series action figures, but the Holocomm Collection looks pretty dang cool.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom Funko POPs Are Ready For Underwater Warfare
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is coming to theaters in December, but before that, a new collection of Funko POPs inspired by the sequel will arrive.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Loki Is Causing Magical Mischief Again With A New Lucky Charms Cereal Box
Lucky Charms is releasing a new box of Loki Charms in honor of the second season of Marvel's Loki series coming to Disney+ in October.
Read MoreThe Mean Girls Musical Movie Just Got A 2024 Release Date (And A Strange Food Tie-In)
Mean Girls celebrates its 20th anniversary next year, and we get to celebrate with the Mean Girls movie musical and a pink coffee creamer. That's so fetch!
Read MoreCool Stuff: Captain Planet Funko POPs Are Here To Take Pollution Down To Zero
Captan Planet, he's a hero, gonna take pollution down to zero. But now he's also gonna kinda hurt the environment in an assortment of new Funko POPs.
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Documentaries (2)
The 30 Best Documentaries On Max Right Now
While the future of HBO Max remains unclear, the streaming service still hosts a number of top-tier documentaries, including these standouts.
Read MoreTaylor Swift Just Made Box Office History With The Eras Tour
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour just became the first concert film in history to top the charts for two consecutive weekends.
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Drama Movies (27)
Is The Breakfast Club 2 Happening, Or Is School Out Forever?
John Hughes' The Breakfast Club is a classic, It's been over 40 years since it came out, but will it ever get a sequel?
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Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon Furthers One Of Martin Scorsese's Career-Long Themes
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Read MoreJesse Plemons And Brendan Fraser Are The Supporting MVPs Of Killers Of The Flower Moon
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Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon Proves That Leonardo DiCaprio Is At His Best When He's Out Of Control
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Read MoreA Cameo From A Horror Legend In Killers Of The Flower Moon Makes Perfect Sense
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Martin Scorsese makes a cameo in Killers of the Flower Moon, and like other appearances in his own movies, it has a significant meaning.
Read MoreLily Gladstone Is Too Good To Actually Win An Oscar For Killers Of The Flower Moon
Lily Gladstone carries Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon. Her phenomenal performance may not be recognized as such by the Academy, though.
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Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon's Title Is Key To Understanding The Film
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Upon setting out to make Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese realized the film's Oklahoma backdrop could be just as sinister as it is beautiful.
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Read MoreMartin Scorsese Explains Why Robert De Niro And Leonardo DiCaprio Are His Most Trusted Collaborators
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Read MoreThanks To A Clint Eastwood Movie, Leonardo DiCaprio Pursues Himself In Killers Of The Flower Moon
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Read MoreA Certain Rock Star Makes A Rare But Rewarding Acting Appearance In Killers Of The Flower Moon
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Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon Ending Explained: A False King's Reign Of Terror
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Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon Borrowed A Key Element From A Very Unlikely Movie
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Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon Absolutely Justifies That 3.5 Hour Runtime
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Freddy Fazbear and the rest of the murderous animatronics from Five Nights at Freddy's having been hanging out at Universal Studios for Halloween Horror Nights.
Read MoreEvery Way The Five Nights At Freddy's Movie Changes The Video Game Lore
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An early version of 2018's Halloween script featured a different version of Jamie Lee Curtis's Laurie Strode character – one whose life was a lot more stable.
Read MoreAs Above, So Below Ending Explained: Raiders Of The Lost Philosopher's Stone
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Author Abbie Bernstein has a new book that digs into the making of David Gordon Green's Halloween trilogy that began in 2018 and came to a controversial end.
Read MoreTerrifier 2 Director's Childhood Heroes Were Freddy And Jason, Not Spider-Man [Exclusive Interview]
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Read MoreThe Frustration That Drove Was Craven To Finally Make New Nightmare
Horror maestro Wes Craven didn't intend on bringing back Freddy Krueger for a new Nightmare on Elm Street movie, but his real-life frustration justified it.
Read More5 Reasons Five Nights At Freddy's Killed At The Box Office
Five Nights at Freddy's was already a huge video game franchise, but there are a variety of reasons the movie over-performed in its opening weekend box office.
Read MoreEveryone On Five Nights With Freddy's Was 'A Little Obsessed' With One Character [Exclusive]
Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi had a special plan for an underutilized character in the FNaF video games: the bite-sized animatronic Mr. Cupcake.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy Is Campy Horror For Kids And That's A Good Thing
Not every horror movie should be a terrifying gore fest. Indeed, it's good that Five Nights at Freddy's is intentionally a gateway horror film for kids.
Read MoreSleepaway Camp Ending Explained: At The Waterfront After The Social
The ending of Sleepaway Camp is arguably the most memorable in horror. It also can be interpreted in different ways.
Read MoreParanormal Activity's Box Office Profits Paved The Road To Five Nights At Freddy's
Five Nights at Freddy's is the latest horror blockbuster from Blumhouse Productions, the studio that first struck gold with Paranormal Activity.
Read MoreIs Kevin Smith's Tusk 2 Still Happening? Or Are We Done With Justin Long As A Human Walrus?
Kevin Smith's Tusk shocked audiences silly when it came out back in 2014, but is there enough fan buzz and studio interest for a Tusk 2? Let's find out.
Read MoreMatthew Lillard's Five Nights At Freddy's Villain Needs A Closer Look
Who exactly is Steve Raglan? And what does he have to do with William Afton? Let's dive into Matthew Lillard's mysterious character in Five Nights at Freddy's.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Is The Exact Opposite Of The Games In One Key Way
Unlike the video games, the Five Nights at Freddy's movie isn't reliant on jump scares – and that turns out to be a wise decision.
Read MoreThe Exorcist Movies Ranked
The first Exorcist movie is a masterpiece. The rest? Well, that depends on who you ask, and our ranking of the whole series can attest to that.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein - Cast, Plot, And More Info
Guillermo del Toro is finally fulfilling a lifelong dream and delivering his take on Frankenstein. Here's everything we know.
Read MoreHalloween 5: The Revenge Of Michael Myers Ending Explained: Here Comes The Man In Black
The final moments of Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers are among the most baffling in the whole series. Let's try to explain what the heck happened.
Read MoreHow Five Nights At Freddy's Balances Terror With Innocence [Exclusive]
If the giant animatronics in Five Nights at Freddy's were only scary, the film wouldn't work. Emma Tammi discusses why innocence needs to be in the mix.
Read MoreThe One Thing Saw's Producers Would Change If The Franchise Started Today
With 10 films in the franchise, the Saw producers say there's only one aspect they'd change with Jigsaw's story.
Read MoreThe Animatronics In Five Nights At Freddy's, Ranked By Creepiness
The animatronics in Five Nights at Freddy's are some of the scariest monsters to come out of horror in a while. But which is the scariest?
Read MoreWhat Critics And Fans Are Saying About Five Nights At Freddy's
Five Nights at Freddy's is cleaning up at the box office, but how is it doing with critics and fans? Let's dig into the reactions.
Read MoreTrick 'R Treat 2's Script Is 'Really Great,' According To Director Michael Dougherty
Horror fans have been waiting a long time for Treat 'r Treat 2, but director Michael Dougherty says the script and storyboards are complete.
Read MoreThe Creepy Thing That Happened On The Five Nights At Freddy's Set
The Five Nights at Freddy's cast had a grand ol' time working with the film's murderous animatronics ... at least, when they weren't acting of their own accord.
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Read MoreThe Black Phone 2 Is Officially Happening, Will Haunt Theaters In 2025
The Black Phone 2 has officially been announced, and it has an official release date set for the summer of 2025. But what can we expect from the sequel?
Read MoreWhy The Animatronics Are So Obsessed With Hunting Humans In Five Nights At Freddy's
Five Nights at Freddy's villains are so monstrous, one almost forgets to ask why they kill. Well, why do these larger-than-life animatronics get so violent?
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Director Talks Frightening Fun And The Possibility Of Sister Location [Exclusive Interview]
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Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Director Hopes Diehard Fans Will Roll With The Lore Changes [Exclusive]
Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi struck a fine line between respecting FNaF lore and going her own way. She hopes fans will roll with the punches.
Read MoreTerrifier 2 Director Thinks The Halloween Series Should Take A Break (For Now) [Exclusive]
Terrifier 2 director Damien Leone thinks it's time for Michael Myers stay dead for a bit, even with a new Halloween TV series in the works.
Read MoreThat Five Nights At Freddy's Credits Scene Needs An Explainer
The mid-credit scene in Five Nights at Freddy's gives us a hint at what (or who) we might see in any potential sequels.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Ending Explained: Ghosts In The Family-Friendly Machines
The ending of Five Nights at Freddy's answers many questions about those possessed animatronics but leaves the door open for a sequel or two.
Read MoreTerrifier 2 Director Damien Leone Explains Why Toddlers Love Art The Clown [Exclusive]
Damien Leone, the mastermind behind the ultra-gory Terrifier and Terrifier 2, knows why children are drawn to imagery of his horrific creation, Art the Clown.
Read MoreBlair Witch Ending Explained: There's Something In The Woods
Blair Witch, the surprise sequel to The Blair Witch Project, took filmgoers back to the cursed woods of Burkittsville. Let's talk about the film's ending.
Read MoreNetflix Is Being Haunted By A Documentary That Explores The Truth Behind The Conjuring 3
A new documentary on Netflix exploring the real case behind The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It casts a troubling light on the Warrens' involvement.
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Horror fans think Damien Leone would be a great fit for Friday the 13th, and the Terrifier 2 filmmaker has some ideas.
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The beloved Halloween anthology film Trick r' Treat has long been rumored to be in sequel development. But is a Trick r' Treat 2 really going to happen?
Read MoreSaw 3 Ending Explained: Carrying On The Jigsaw Legacy
Do you want to play a game? Read this Saw 3 ending explainer before you fall in a vat of acid! Okay, that won't happen, but you should still read this.
Read MoreThe Halloween Movie Everyone Hates The Most Is Actually Good, Sorry
Rob Zombie's Halloween is hated by many horror fans, but not this writer.
Read MoreIs Invisible Man 2 Happening, Or Has The Franchise Potential Disappeared?
2020's The Invisible Man was a bold, fresh take on a classic horror property. That's also why the film's cast and crew are wary of making The Invisible Man 2.
Read MoreShe Dies Tomorrow Ending Explained: Contagious Despair
Amy Seimetz's She Dies Tomorrow is a cerebral musing on death, but we're here to explain what the ending has to say about life.
Read MoreHalloween H20's Nod To The Friday The 13th Franchise Was Quick, But Intentional
Steve Miner is the only filmmaker who has directed both Friday the 13th and Halloween entries, and there's a little homage to Jason Voorhees in Halloween H20.
Read MoreFoxy Isn't Like The Other Animals In The Five Nights At Freddy's Crew
The animatronics in Five Nights at Freddy's are each terrifying in their own ways, but Foxy's look is decidedly different (and harder to make in live-action).
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's: Markiplier Will Not Be In The Movie, Here's Why
Known as the King of FNaF, the popular YouTuber Markiplier will not be appearing in the Five Nights at Freddy's movie, as previously rumored.
Read MoreThe Lighthouse Ending Explained: Prometheus, Unbound
Yer fond of me lobster, aint’ ye? Here's an examination of Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse ending that analyzes its mythological and literary references.
Read MoreWhy James Wan's Malignant Owes A Lot To America's Got Talent
James Wan's Malignant is one of the most shocking horror movies of the past few years, and he has a Ukrainian dancer to thank for a lot of that.
Read MoreRob Zombie's Halloween 2 Ending Explained: Love Hurts, Love Scars
Rob Zombie got to get weird with his Halloween sequel Halloween 2. Let's look back at the bonkers horror film, with emphasis on the shocking ending.
Read MoreIs The Thing 2 Happening? John Carpenter Could Be Involved With A Sequel Or Reboot
The Thing franchise has proven harder to kill than, well, The Thing. However, if John Carpenter is to be believed, The Thing 2 might be happening at long last.
Read MoreEvery Scream Movie Ranked
What's your favorite scary movie? This list has the Scream movies ranked from worst to best, although let's be honest, they're all sort of good.
Read More2003's Texas Chainsaw Massacre Was A Box Office Hit That Ushered In The Slasher Remake Craze
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is one of the most original and revered horror movies ever made. The 2003 remake, also good, has a fascinating box office story.
Read MoreHalloween's Original Michael Myers Suffered Extreme Pain To Only Make $25 A Day
John Carpenter's Halloween was a notoriously low-budget production, but the original Michael Myers actor made next to nothing.
Read MoreThirteen Ghosts Ending Explained: Love Conquers All — Even Death
The intricate ghost backstories and inventive mythology of 2001's Thirteen Ghosts have garnered a cult following for the film.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Is Poised To Become The Next Big Horror Sensation At The Box Office
Five Nights at Freddy's is about to become a big box office hit, so expect Blumhouse to turn it into a franchise very, very soon.
Read MoreHow To Watch The Nun 2 At Home
The Nun 2 is heading to home and we've got all the details on how you can watch the supernatural horror film from the comfort of your couch.
Read MoreCool Stuff: DKNG's Gremlins Poster Turns The Little Monsters Into Holiday Decor
DKNG is back with a Gremlins poster to beef up your holiday pop culture art collection, and it fits perfectly with the rest of their Christmas movie artwork.
Read MoreHalloween 2 Completely Changed One Character's Fate For The TV Edit
Halloween 2 introduced us to Laurie's boyfriend, Jimmy, a guy who may or may not have survived the sequel.
Read MoreDead Silence Ending Explained: Now Who's The Dummy?
The ending to James Wan's puppet horror movie Dead Silence leaves something to be desired. That's where the alternate ending comes in.
Read MoreThe Unmade Sequel To 2009's Friday The 13th Opened With An Extended Winter Bloodbath
The writers of the Friday the 13th remake have revealed script pages for an unmade sequel that would've kicked off with Jason murdering some ice hockey players.
Read MoreHalloween II May Have Never Happened Had John Carpenter Not Been Sued Over The Fog
After the success of the first Halloween, John Carpenter wasn't particularly interested in Halloween II. But thanks to legal action, he returned as a co-writer.
Read MoreCool Stuff: The Best New Halloween Horror Funko POPs For Funkoween And Scare Fair 2023
A whole new wave of Funko POPs inspired by your favorite horror movies and TV shows are available now for Funkoween and Scare Fair 2023.
Read MoreHalloween II's Lack Of Direction Made Michael Myers Not Quite Right In The Sequel
There's more to Michael Myers than just the mask, as stunt coordinator and actor Dick Warlock learned on Halloween II.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Original Exorcist Movie
The Exorcist forever changed the horror genre as audiences knew it. Here's what the film's surviving cast members are up to now.
Read MoreGet Out Ending Explained: Welcome To The Sunken Place
Jordan Peele's Get Out is a layered horror film, with an ending that drives home its themes about the insidious nature of racism.
Read MoreTerrifier 3 Cast, Director, Producer, And More Info
When will Art the Clown return? Let's break down everything we know about the killer clown's latest blood-soaked misadventure, Terrifer 3.
Read MoreHalloween II's Explosive & Fiery Finale Actually Injured Michael Myers' Actor Dick Warlock
Michael Myers actor Dick Warlock had to be set on fire (twice) for Halloween II's big finale, but he would have been okay if it wasn't for those darn zippers.
Read MoreA 2014 Scott Derrickson Horror Movie Is Quickly Climbing Netflix Charts
Scott Derrickson's Deliver Us from Evil isn't considered one of his stronger horror films, yet it's gained a second lease on life thanks to Netflix.
Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Saw X At Home
Are you ready to play another game? Saw X is headed to PVOD just in time for Halloween, with its home media release to follow a month later.
Read MoreOne Young Five Nights At Freddy's Star Loved The Murder-Bots Very, Very Much
Far from being scared, Abby actor Piper Rubio became best friends with Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, and Foxy while working on the Five Nights at Freddy's movie.
Read MoreRelic Ending Explained: Beware The Black Spot
A family curse is more allegorical than literal in the chilling ending of 2020 psychological horror film Relic.
Read MoreEli Roth's Thanksgiving Is A Modern Remake Of A Lost Horror Movie That Never Existed
The trailer for Eli Roth's Thanksgiving doesn't look anything like the Grindhouse trailer it is based on, and that's by design.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Director Is 'Honored' To Be Part Of A Horror Legacy [Exclusive]
Emma Tammi, the director of the long-awaited Five Nights at Freddy's movie, understands how important it will be to young fans everywhere.
Read MoreNo One Wanted The Exorcist's Original Author To Direct The Exorcist 3 - But He Did It Anyway
Although William Peter Blatty wrote the book that inspired The Exorcist, he had to fight tooth and nail to direct The Exorcist III.
Read MorePossum Ending Explained: Master Of Puppets
Possum is an extremely scary movie with pathos and soul to boot. Dive deep into that enigmatic ending with this complete explainer.
Read MoreEvery Final Destination Movie Ranked
The Final Destination franchise is one of the most underrated in horror, and while it's difficult to rank its five films, we've done the hard work.
Read More'Everyone' Working On Five Nights At Freddy's Had A Connection To The Game [Exclusive]
Whether they knew the original games well or their kids did, the Five Nights at Freddy's cast and crew all had a personal connection to the franchise.
Read MoreIs Another Halloween Sequel Happening, Or Did Halloween Ends Really Wrap It Up?
Did evil really die tonight? A Halloween sequel might be happening after all, even though David Gordon Green's reboot trilogy concluded Laurie's story.
Read MoreNetflix'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.
Read MoreWhy 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.
Read MoreThe 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?
Read MoreKevin Bacon's Friday The 13th Death Was Almost Ruined By A Technical Difficulty
A sudden tech issue nearly ruined Kevin Bacon's memorable death in Friday the 13th. Luckily, a crew member had a split-second spark of resourcefulness.
Read MoreChucky Never Dies: Ranking The Child's Play Franchise From Worst To Best
With the release of Cult of Chucky, it's time to do that thing where we rank an entire series of movies! Here are all of the Chucky movies ranked.
Read MoreWhy Friday The 13th's Jason Voorhees Is The Greatest Horror Movie Slasher Of Them All
There's something mythic about Jason Voorhees and the Friday the 13th movies that allows him to stand out from the horror pack.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Director Is Ready To Make A Sequel [Exclusive]
Five Nights at Freddy's director Emma Tammi has a strong grasps on the beloved property, making her the ideal choice to direct any and all future sequels.
Read MoreFriday The 13th's Betsy Palmer Invented Her Own Dark Backstory For Mrs. Voorhees
Betsy Palmer wasn't exactly thrilled about starring in Friday the 13th, but her created backstory for Mrs. Voorhees helped make her a horror icon.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Kids From It?
Bill Skarsgård's Pennywise became instantly iconic, but Andy Muschetti's adaptation of Stephen King's "It" works largely because of its talented young stars.
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Horror Shows (36)
The Surprising Reason Buffy's Kristine Sutherland Enjoyed Shooting Her Last Season Best
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's Kristine Sutherland came to appreciate filming every episode of her final season after learning it would be her last.
Read MoreThe Only Episode Of Buffy Where Joss Whedon Told Anthony Head To Do More, Not Less
Buffy the Vampire Slayer's secret to success was its restraint. But sometimes, as in the case of this Giles-centric episode, more was preferable to less.
Read MoreTerrible Endings That Ruined Horror TV Masterpieces
Series finales face enormous challenges in any genre, but when it comes to paying off the long-running dread of a horror story, some shows really drop the ball.
Read MoreHow The Twilight Zone Froze An Entire Town Of Real Actors In Time
The Twilight Zone was a pioneering series, and one episode from the first season perfectly encapsulates how important technical craft was to its success.
Read MoreWhy The Fall Of The House Of Usher Is Less Emotional Than Mike Flanagan's Other Shows
Mike Flanagan has said that the deaths in Netflix's The Fall of the House of Usher will likely make you cheer rather than cry.
Read MoreThe Fall Of The House Of Usher Brought A Character From The Incredibles Into Live Action
Kate Siegel says her character in The Fall of the House of Usher is inspired by a certain villain from The Incredibles.
Read MoreThe Buffy Scene That James Marsters Calls 'The Worst Day Of My Professional Career'
James Marsters, who played the bad boy vampire Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, can still recall the worst day he ever had while shooting the series.
Read MoreCharisma Carpenter 'Felt A Bit Lost' Returning To Her Buffy Character, Cordelia
Charisma Carpenter returns as Cordelia Chase in the Audible series Slayers, and as Carpenter tells it, stepping back into that role wasn't easy.
Read MoreThe Fall Of The House Of Usher Pulled Most Of Its Look From An Entirely Different Poe Story
Edgar Allan Poe's dark tale 'The Masque of the Red Death' influenced not only Prospero's episode of The Fall of the House of Usher, but the entire show.
Read MoreThe Fall Of The House Of Usher's Gnarly Ape Episode Earned Mike Flanagan An Unlikely Award
The Fall of the House of Usher contains lots of gruesome violence and twists, but one was done in such a clever way it won Mike Flanagan a unique award.
Read MoreWednesday's Thing Actor Had A Particularly Hard Time With One Finger
The actor behind Thing on the Netflix series 'Wednesday' had a serious challenge when trying to execute a perfect flip of the bird.
Read MoreOne Twilight Zone Prop Was So Illegal It Came With A Police Escort
One chilling episode of The Twilight Zone's original run was so dangerously scary that it required a police escort - for one sinister prop.
Read MoreBuffy's Charisma Carpenter Begged Joss Whedon To Let Her Stake A Vampire For Three Seasons
Cordelia Chase didn't get to actually stake a vampire until her final episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, despite frequent appeals from Charisma Carpenter.
Read MoreAlyson Hannigan Solved Buffy's Spike And Angel Debate: She Should Have Dated Willow
It was always Team Spike or Team Angel when it came to debating the perfect match for Buffy on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. What about Alyson Hannigan's Willow?
Read MoreMark Hamill Was A Total 'Flanafan' Before Joining The Fall Of The House Of Usher
Mark Hamill joins Mike Flanagan's usual ensemble for The Fall of the House of Usher, and the actor revealed he was already a fan of Flanagan's work.
Read MoreYou've Probably Never Seen William Friedkin's Nightmarish Episode Of The Twilight Zone
The various Twilight Zone reboots don't get enough credit, least of all for incredible segments like William Friedkin's 1985 episode Nightcrawlers.
Read MoreDid Chucky Just Wander Into The Biggest Horror Crossover Ever?
Give him the crown, Chucky is now the undisputed king of horror icons with the franchise crossovers shown on season 3 of the hit series.
Read MoreThis Is The Only Twilight Zone Episode Based On A Stephen King Story
Horror maestro Stephen King's short story Gramma was adapted by Harlan Ellison for one of The Twilight Zone's scarier episodes.
Read MoreSlayers: A Buffyverse Story Almost Had A Very Different Name
James Marsters, who played fan-favorite Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, had a brilliant idea for the new Audible Original Buffyverse story Slayers.
Read MoreBuffy Actors Indirectly Addressed The Elephant Of Joss Whedon When Making Slayers
Making a sequel to Buffy the Vampire Slayer was a chance to do repair some of the damage done to characters during Joss Whedon's tenure.
Read MoreThe Scariest Episode Of The Twilight Zone Had A Sequel
The Twilight Zone is filled with over 100 terrifying tales, and one of the scariest of them all was given a sequel time has all but forgotten.
Read MoreWhy Eliza Dushku Turned Down Her Own Buffy Spinoff
At one point, Eliza Dushku's Buffy the Vampire Slayer character Faith could have had her own spinoff series, but the actor wasn't entirely sold on the idea.
Read MoreDennis Hopper Starred In A Twilight Zone Episode That Warned Of The Rise Of American Fascism
The 'He's Alive' episode of The Twilight Zone starring Dennis Hopper is tragically just as relevant today as it was 60 years ago.
Read MoreInterview With The Vampire Season 2 Release Window, New Cast, And More Info
AMC's surprise hit show Interview With The Vampire is returning for a bloodsucking season 2. Here's everything we know about the darkly romantic series.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreFilming 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.
Read MoreOne 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.
Read MoreThe Fall Of The House Of Usher Ending Explained: Evil Things In Robes Of Sorrow
The bill comes due for Roderick and Madeline Usher in the grim ending of Netflix's The Fall of the House of Usher.
Read MoreAll The Edgar Allan Poe References In The Fall Of The House Of Usher Explained
Mike Flanagan's latest Netflix series The Fall of the House of Usher is loaded with Edgar Allan Poe references. Let's break them down right here!
Read MoreMark Hamill's The Fall Of The House Of Usher Character Is A Horror Deep Cut
Mark Hamill's The Fall of the House of Usher character takes his name (and some of his backstory) from Edgar Allan Poe's only novel.
Read MoreWhat Critics And Fans Are Saying About The Fall Of The House Of Usher
Mike Flanagan's melancholy tale The Fall of the House of Usher has landed on Netflix to a mostly positive reaction from fans and critics.
Read MoreHow The Fall Of The House Of Usher Draws On The Opioid Crisis As Inspiration For Its Awful Family
The Usher family at the center of The Fall of the House of Usher is clearly inspired by the Sacklers, the family closely associated with the opioid crisis.
Read MoreNetflix's The Fall Of The House Of Usher Asks: 'What If Succession Was A Horror Story?'
Like Succession, The Fall of the House of Usher focuses on a grotesque family dynasty. But in this story, they actually get their comeuppance.
Read MoreThe Evil Mirror From Oculus Has A Cameo In The Fall Of The House Of Usher
The Lasser Glass, the malevolent mirror from Mike Flanagan's horror movie Oculus, makes another cameo appearance in The Fall of the House of Usher.
Read MoreWhy The Fall Of The House Of Usher Will Be Mike Flanagan's Final Netflix Show
Mike Flanagan is leaving Netflix for Amazon after The Fall of the House of Usher, having expressed his displeasure with the way the former operates.
Read MoreCat Lovers Should Beware The Fall Of The House Of Usher Episodes 3 & 4
Here's a little warning to cat lovers about two episodes of the new Netflix Mike Flanagan horror series The Fall of the House of Usher. Spoilers follow.
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Interviews (3)
Invasion Co-Creator Simon Kinberg Talks Season 2 And Beyond, Star Wars Rebels, X-Men & More [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Invasion showrunner Simon Kinberg about the second season finale, his plans for the future, and his work on Star Wars Rebels, X-Men, and more.
Read MoreDirector Renny Harlin Talks About His Strangers Trilogy And Playing With Horror Icons [Exclusive Interview]
/Film spoke with Renny Harlin, who has returned to the world of horror by directing the upcoming The Strangers trilogy and wants to keep the story going.
Read MoreGoosebumps EPs Talk Freaks And Geeks Influence, R.L. Stine Touchstones & More [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke to Goosebumps executive producers Pavun Shetty and Conor Welch about the new TV series adaptation of R.L. Stine's beloved books.
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Movie News (35)
Terrifier 3 Will Be A Christmas Horror Movie, So Deck The Halls With Human Entrails
Tis the season for murder and mayhem: Art the Clown is bringing his bloody talents to Christmas with Terrifier 3.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Gave Gen Z A Blockbuster To Call Their Own (And The Box Office Is Better For It)
Five Nights at Freddy's is the latest recent example of Hollywood serving an under-served audience (in this case, Gen Z) and reaping the box office benefits.
Read MoreIt Follows Sequel They Follow Will Bring Back Original Director And Star
They Follow has the daunting task of living up to the terrifying thrills of the original film, and modern classic, It Follows.
Read MoreSicario 3 Producers Say The Threequel Will Bring Back Emily Blunt's Character
The cartel-catching epic Sicario, which launched the less than stellar sequel Day of the Soldado, may return for a third installment with star Emily Blunt.
Read MoreTrue Detective Creator Nic Pizzolatto To Write And Direct A Horror Film At Blumhouse
Please make it happen: True Blood's Nic Pizzolatto has written a script for Blumhouse, and is waiting to hear back on development details.
Read MoreDavid Fincher And Aaron Sorkin Have Discussed The Social Network 2, But Don't Hold Your Breath
The Social Network is now more prophetic than anyone could have thought. Doesn't that practically beg for a sequel? David Fincher has a new word on that.
Read MoreCan A24's Priscilla Capture Some Of That Elvis Magic At The Box Office?
Priscilla could be a major return for Sofia Coppola, box office wise, or it could be a flop. How will the Presley biopic fare its opening weekend?
Read MoreHi-Ho, Oh No, Disney's Live-Action Snow White And Pixar's Elio Delayed Until 2025
Disney has shuffled some release dates, pushing Snow White and Elio to 2025 while removing the Jonathan Majors movie Magazine Dreams from the calendar.
Read MoreThe Killer Trailer Teases David Fincher's Lean, Mean Take On The Hitman Movie
David Fincher is back with another shadow-drenched thriller in the form of The Killer. Watch Michael Fassbender as a hitman in the all new trailer now.
Read MoreJames Wan Downplays Aquaman 2 Reshoot Rumors, Explains Batman Scenes
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom director James Wan has weighed in on all those rumors about reshoots and Batman actors appearing in the film.
Read MoreDavid Fincher Is Glad World War Z 2 Was Cancelled (Because The Last Of Us Is Better)
David Fincher is glad he walked away from World War Z 2, because The Last of Us is just too good to compete against.
Read MoreRichard Roundtree, 'First Black Action Hero' And Shaft Star, Has Died At 81
Richard Roundtree changed Hollywood forever as Detective John Shaft. May he rest in peace.
Read MoreEdgar Wright Was Offered Channing Tatum's Doomed Gambit Movie – Here's Why He Turned It Down [Exclusive]
Edgar Wright has dabbled with comic book movies and superheroes before, but he turned down the chance to direct Channing Tatum in a Gambit film.
Read MoreThe Next Mission: Impossible Movie Has Been Delayed Nearly A Full Year, Will Now Open In 2025
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One has been delayed until 2025, and will possibly undergo a complete title change.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer Passes $100 Million At The Box Office – What Comes Next Is Complicated
In a vacuum, The Exorcist: Believer would be a hit. However, its $100 million box office take pales compared to what Universal paid for the franchise rights.
Read MoreWhat's This? The Nightmare Before Christmas Re-Enters The Top 5 At The Box Office
The Nightmare Before Christmas is doing well in its latest theatrical release, so much so it may finally propel the film past the $100 million box office mark.
Read MoreHow To Watch The Exorcist: Believer At Home
The Exorcist: Believer will become available to buy or rent on digital platforms just in time for Halloween. The power of VOD compels you!
Read MoreHow To Watch A Haunting In Venice At Home
Kenneth Branagh's A Haunting in Venice will become available for streaming just in time for Halloween, ahead of the Poirot mystery's release on physical media.
Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon Tops The Wolf Of Wall Street With $23 Million Opening Weekend
Martin Scorsese's true story crime drama Killers of the Flower Moon is set to debut in second place this weekend, behind Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour.
Read MoreDeadpool 3 Loses May 2024 Release Date Because Studios Won't Bargain With Actors To End Strike
As the wait continues for the major studios to recommence negotiations with the striking actors' guild, Deadpool 3 has lost its May 2024 release date.
Read MoreTaylor Swift: The Eras Tour Isn't The Only Concert Film Cleaning Up At The Box Office
The rerelease of Jonathan Demme's 1984 film Stop Making Sense, which features the Talking Heads, is quietly doing pretty well for A24, who acquired the rights.
Read MoreTaylor Swift And Batman Have Something In Common: They Can't Beat The Joker
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour failed to overtake Joker and snag the biggest box office opening in October, but make no mistake: the film is already a massive hit.
Read MoreAction Kings Oscar Isaac, Jason Momoa, And Gerard Butler To Lead The Coolest-Sounding Crime Movie Of The Year
Gerard Butler, Oscar Isaac, and Jason Momoa are starring in In the Hand of Dante, a crime-thriller directed by Julian Schnabel and produced by Martin Scorsese.
Read MoreTaylor Swift: The Eras Tour Already Smashed A Major Box Office Record In A Single Weekend
Move over Justin Bieber. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour is now the highest-grossing concert film ever domestically after its opening weekend at the box office.
Read MorePiper Laurie, Oscar-Nominated Star Of Carrie And Twin Peaks, Has Died At 91
Piper Laurie commanded the screen whenever she appeared on it. Her incredible work on projects like Twin Peaks, Carrie, and The Hustler will be remembered.
Read MoreMichael Caine Is Officially Retiring, For Real This Time
The legendary Sir Michael Caine has announced, again, that he plans to retire from acting. But something tells us that this time, he's serious.
Read MoreTaylor 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.
Read MoreBlumfest: 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.
Read MoreLisa Frankenstein: Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Zelda Williams makes her feature debut with Lisa Frankenstein, and we've got all the details about when it comes out and what to expect from this horror comedy.
Read MoreBy Extremely Popular Demand, Taylor Swift's Eras Tour Concert Film Will Open One Day Early
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert film has already broken box office records, and will likely go on to break even more - especially as the premiere has moved up.
Read MoreHow Jawan Became One Of 2023's Biggest Box Office Success Stories (And What Comes Next For Indian Cinema)
Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan stars in Jawan, which has become a global smash hit. And its success in the US bodes well for Indian cinema's global prospects.
Read MoreJames Bond Is Getting A 'Darker' Makeover From The Creator Of The Boys
Garth Ennis (of The Boys and Preacher fame) will put a 'darker' spin on 007 with the upcoming James Bond comic book story 'Your Cold, Cold Heart.'
Read MoreZack Snyder Once Promised To Use His 'Snyder-Ness' To Get A Rick And Morty Movie Made
Zack Snyder, Rick and Morty fan, once approached co-creator Dan Harmon about using his special Zack Snyder powers to help get a Rick and Morty movie made.
Read MoreHow To Watch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem At Home
Paramount's animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem was a big hit with critics and general audiences. Here's how you can watch it at home.
Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Barbie At Home
Want to enjoy Barbie from the comfort of your own mojo dojo casa house? Here's how you can watch Greta Gerwig's smash hit at home.
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Movie Reviews (12)
American Fiction Review: A Dizzyingly Funny Literary Satire Featuring A Never Better Jeffrey Wright [Austin Film Festival]
Jeffrey Wright delivers a career-best performance in Cord Jefferson's sterling feature directorial debut American Fiction. Read our review right here.
Read MoreHell House LLC Origins: The Carmichael Manor Review: A Franchise Improvement, But Is It Enough?
The Hell House franchise is back with its fourth entry, The Carmichael Manor, whose mileage may vary depending on how big a Hell House head you are.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Review: A Campy, Gruesome, And Gloriously Funny Good Time
After nearly a decade, the live-action horror film adaptation of Five Nights at Freddy's proves to be well worth the load time.
Read MoreThe Killer Review: David Fincher Plays The Hits With His Latest Thriller
David Fincher's The Killer isn't a great movie, but it is a David Fincher movie, which means it's better than most of the stuff we get these days.
Read MorePriscilla Review: Sofia Coppola's Latest Both Romanticizes And Criticizes Elvis
Sofia Coppola's Priscilla provides more clarity on Elvis' character than Baz Luhrmann's take on the King.
Read MoreKillers Of The Flower Moon Spoiler Review: One Of Martin Scorsese's Best Pictures
With Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese reminds us yet again that few other people working in film today are operating at even half of his level.
Read MoreDicks: The Musical Review: A24's Raunchy Romp Is Absurdly Hilarious, But Can't Quite Sustain Itself
Newcomers Aaron Jackson and Josh Sharp star in a raunchy, hilarious, absurd musical, but Nathan Lane and Megan Mullally keep it afloat.
Read MoreThe Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Barbie, The Others, And More
Our latest Blu-ray round-up includes Barbie, The Others, Haunted Mansion, Talk to Me, and The Last Voyage of the Demeter. Long live physical media.
Read MoreFerrari Review: Michael Mann Captures The Nervy High Drama Of Racing
Featuring a stellar performance from Penelope Cruz, Ferrari is one of Michael Mann's most emotionally satisfying films in years. Read our review here.
Read MoreTaylor 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.
Read MoreDark Harvest Review: A Halloween Treat For Horror Fans
Dark Harvest has an underwhelming script, but the horror film is so overloaded with Halloween atmosphere that it might be enough to satisfy your inner ghoul.
Read MoreIt's A Wonderful Knife Review: A Warm And Cozy Christmas Slasher [Beyond Fest 2023]
Christmas horror fans have a reason to be excited this season as It's A Wonderful Knife delivers both heart and scares. Read our review right here.
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Movies (133)
The Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Netflix In November 2023
Hurry up and watch the following movies and TV shows leaving Netflix in November 2023.
Read MoreThe Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Netflix In November 2023
Between intriguing awards players and worthwhile genre films, there's plenty to choose from on Netflix in November 2023. Here's what's streaming that month.
Read MoreThe Best TV Shows And Movies Leaving Max In November 2023
We've rounded up some picks for the best movies you should seek out before they leave Max in November 2023, so don't let these pass you by!
Read MoreThe Best TV Shows And Movies Coming To Max In November 2023
From adult comedies to horror films and Paddington Bear, here are the best movies and TV shows headed to Max in November 2023.
Read MoreThe Black Phone: Release Date, Cast, And More
Scott Derrickson's upcoming horror movie The Black Phone promises a whole basement full of scares. Here's what we know about its cast, release date, and more.
Read More5 Reasons Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Is A Box Office Juggernaut
Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour rocked the box office this weekend, and there's more than one reason why it was such a hit.
Read MoreR-Rated Movie Scenes We Never Got To See In The Original Cut
Many popular movies included scenes that earned them R or NC-17 ratings, meaning scenes needed to go to secure a PG-13 or R. These are some of those scenes.
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreBirth Ending Explained: Love, Everlasting ... Or Is It?
Jonathan Glazer's "Birth" is a beautiful, baffling movie. Here's what the ending to this controversial Nicole Kidman film has to say about love.
Read MoreHellboy: The Crooked Man — Cast, Plot, Director And More Info
Here's everything we know so far about Hellboy: The Crooked Man, including the cast, the director, and the plot (including what it will be rated).
Read MoreIs Warner Bros. Going To Be Sold Again? A Hollywood Disaster In The Making
There have been rumblings that Warner Bros. might be sold again, including a recent rumor that Universal might buy the studio. What's the deal?
Read MoreThe Erotic Thriller That Has Netflix's Number One Spot On Lockdown
Who says great erotic thrillers are dead? The critically acclaimed Fair Play has been ruling Netflix's top 10 charts since its streaming premiere.
Read MoreChris Evans And Emily Blunt Get Rich Pushing Drugs In Netflix's Pain Hustlers Trailer
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Read MoreHere's How You Can Watch Disney's Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs In 4K
Disney's first animated feature, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, has a new 4K restoration headed to Disney+ this month. Here are the details.
Read MoreTaraji P. Henson Sings Up A Storm In The Color Purple Musical Trailer
The musical adaptation of The Color Purple gets a new trailer, and you can watch it right here. Taraji P. Henson, Danielle Brooks, Halle Bailey, and more star.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro Still Gets Bitter Over His Scrapped Jabba The Hutt Star Wars Movie
A Godfather-style gangster movie about Star Wars crime boss Jabba the Hutt never got made, but director Guillermo del Toro is only sometimes bitter about it.
Read More30 Years Later, Hocus Pocus Has Re-Entered The Top Ten At The Box Office
Hocus Pocus flopped when it first came out. It's re-release this weekend, however, proves that the witchy cult classic has legs.
Read MoreWhy The Greatest Animation Studio In The World Faces An Uncertain Future
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Read MoreFerrari - Release Date, Cast, Plot And More Info
The latest film from Michael Mann, Ferrari, is based on the life of the iconic luxury sports car racer and manufacturer.
Read MoreMaking Logan Was A Hugely Emotional Experience For Patrick Stewart And Hugh Jackman
Making Logan was hugely meaningful to X-Men co-stars Patrick Stewart and Hugh Jackman, culminating with an emotional bonding moment during the film's premiere.
Read MoreStanley Kubrick Called Ridley Scott After Alien Came Out With One Big Question
When you've impressed Stanley Kubrick with your filmmaking (as Ridley Scott did when he directed Alien), then you know you've done something right.
Read MoreRidley Scott Has A Message For Blade Runner Critics: 'Go F*** Yourself'
Ridley Scott's affection for Blade Runner hasn't diminished over the decades ... nor have his feelings for the film's critics when it originally came out.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer's Truly Abysmal Digital Effects Nearly Ruin The Movie
The Exorcist: Believer replaced the practical terror of the original with lackluster CGI.
Read MoreBarbie's Record-Breaking Party In The Box Office Top 10 Finally Ends After 12 Weeks
Greta Gerwig's Barbie just ended an incredible run of being in the top 10 films at the U.S. box office, fending off films like Meg 2, Blue Beetle, and more.
Read MoreEli Roth Wanted To Evolve Beyond Edgelord Horror With Thanksgiving
With his new film Thanksgiving, based on a fake trailer he created years ago, director Eli Roth wanted to make something 'shocking in a different way.'
Read MoreMaestro Review: Bradley Cooper Delivers The Sights And Sounds, But The Story Is Lackluster [LFF 2023]
Bradley Cooper continues to prove he's a strong director with Maestro, but the Leonard Bernstein film is lacking a great script to match that direction.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer's Box Office Raises Horrifying Questions About The Franchise's Future
Universal's expensive bet on David Gordon Green's The Exorcist: Believer and its planned sequels could end up coming back to bite the studio in a big way.
Read MoreRidley Scott's Napoleon Director's Cut Is Four Hours Long, Will Release On Streaming So You Can Take Pee Breaks
Ridley Scott is developing a four-hour-long director's cut of his historical epic Napoleon, which will stream on Apple TV+ following the film's theatrical run.
Read MoreSaw 11 Isn't Set In Stone, But The Series Producers Have Some Ideas [Exclusive]
With Saw X hitting theaters, the franchise producers can't promise a Saw 11 just yet ... but they certainly seem to have ideas.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro Didn't Direct Pacific Rim 2 For One Stupid Reason
Guillermo del Toro came close to directing Pacific Rim 2, aka Pacific Rim Uprising. But a very, very silly reason got in the way and killed that idea.
Read MoreTransformers One - Release Date, Cast, Director And More Info
The Transformers movie franchise is coming full circle with a prequel film titled Transformers One. Here's everything we know about it so far.
Read MoreBen Affleck Was Cast In Gone Girl Because Of His Awkward Red Carpet Smile
Ben Affleck had been memed into oblivion by the time David Fincher was casting for Gone Girl - and that's exactly why he got the part of Nick Dunne.
Read MoreHow Blade Runner Inspired Rooney Mara's Look In The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Lisbeth Salander's war paint in The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo is 'an homage' to Pris, the replicant played by Daryl Hannah in Blade Runner.
Read MoreIs Fantastic Beasts 4 Still Happening, Or Are We Done With Newt Scamander?
Fantastic Beasts 4 has been teased for quite some time, but after the pandemic and some serious Harry Potter controversies ... is it still happening?
Read MoreThe Two Stunts They Wouldn't Let Mark Hamill Do In Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi
Mark Hamill did most of his own stunts in Return of the Jedi, save for two key moments in the Star Wars film (including one from the Sarlacc pit sequence).
Read MoreCaptain America: The First Avenger Crew Members Hid Their Director In A Secret Room
Captain America: The First Avenger director Joe Johnston had a secret hideaway on the set of one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most vital films.
Read MoreIs Tomb Raider 2 Still Happening, Or Is Alicia Vikander Finished With Lara Croft?
2018's Tomb Raider did well enough at the box office to start the gears moving for a Tomb Raider 2. It's been years, however - where does the sequel stand now?
Read More10 Years Before Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, Metallica's Concert Film Was A Box Office Disaster
Co-starring Dane DeHaan in a narrative described as 'Mad Max meets The Twilight Zone,' Metallica: Through the Never was a big swing and a box office disaster.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Quentin Tarantino Movie That Cast Him As God (Or Something)
Does anyone remember Destiny Turns On the Radio, the 1990s film that had Quentin Tarantino playing a kind of god or something like that?
Read MoreIron Man Director Jon Favreau Used A Sneaky Tactic To Cast Robert Downey Jr.
These days, it's hard to picture anyone except Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man. But getting the actor cast for the first film required some sneaky tactics.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Children Of The Corn Movies
Oh, God. Oh, no. You're going to watch every Children of the Corn movie and need a handy guide? We're so sorry.
Read MoreThe Long-Standing Theory That Connected Star Wars' Jabba The Hutt To Men In Black
There's a theory that those little worm aliens from Men In Black are related to Jabba the Hutt from Star Wars. Is there any truth to such an idea?
Read MoreHarrison Ford Always Wanted Each Indiana Jones Movie To Have This Element
Harrison Ford never wanted Indiana Jones to be the same old character in every sequel, so he ensured the adventurer was always evolving each time.
Read MoreSneaky Clues Everyone Missed In Horror Movies
A shocking twist can cement a horror movie in your subconscious forever, and some of the best are sneakily set up by master filmmakers in surprising ways.
Read MoreIs Knives Out 3 Still Happening? It's No Mystery That Netflix Wants More Murder
The Knives Out franchise and its hero, Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc, have become movie royalty. So will we get a Knives Out 3? (We hope so).
Read MoreFrom Russia With Love Went Off Script To Rescue One Of Its Best Scenes
In From Russia With Love, James Bond fights for his life against Rosa Klebb and the poison-tipped knife in her shoe. How that ended was different in the script.
Read MoreMissing Ending Explained: A Global Conspiracy Or A Family Affair?
The Searching follow-up Missing teases a fantastical resolution to its central mystery only to head in a much more grounded direction with its ending.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Fans Will Need To Watch The Movie More Than Once – Here's Why
Lorehounds, you're gonna be eatin' good. The Five Nights at Freddy's video game movie adaptation is a feast for rabid Easter egg hunters.
Read MoreAmerican Graffiti Gossip Gave Harrison Ford A Bad Rapport With The Star Wars Crew
Deserved or not, Harrison Ford's reputation for hijinks during the production of American Graffiti made members of the Star Wars crew wary of his involvement.
Read MoreStar Wars: The Last Jedi Used A Magical Medical Device To Aid In Actor Training
Making a Star Wars movie is hard work on actors' bodies, but this handy little piece of technology helped the cast of The Last Jedi recover fast.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Halloween Movie Franchise
The sprawling Halloween franchise spans six decades, multiple final girls, and various incarnations of Michael Myers. Here's the correct order to watch.
Read MoreMads Mikkelsen Has His Own Explanation For Le Chiffre's Scar In Casino Royale
Mads Mikkelsen made up an entire backstory for his Casino Royale character Le Chiffre, including an origin story for the character's scar.
Read MoreInside Transformers' Original Optimus Prime Lives A Real Life Hero
Optimus Prime voice actor Peter Cullen got some crucial advice from his brother, a decorated veteran, before he went to the audition.
Read MoreC-3PO's Oil Bath In Star Wars Was A 'Disgusting Experience' Behind The Scenes
One of the only times we see Star Wars' C-3PO not complaining is when he takes his oil bath, which was anything but pleasant for Anthony Daniels.
Read MoreWhat These Iconic Horror Films Look Like Without Special Effects
It takes all sorts of tricks of the trade to create movie scares. This is what some favorites looked like behind the scenes, without their special effects.
Read MorePatricia Arquette Fell Asleep Inside The Freddy Snake In A Nightmare On Elm Street 3
Patricia Arquette's heroine Kristen in A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors is one of the best of the franchise. Too bad the Freddy snake scarred her.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Is Already Profitable – And It Hasn't Even Opened Yet
It appears Blumhouse has found its next franchise: Producer Jason Blum says Five Nights at Freddy's has already made a profit ahead of its opening weekend.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer Summons $28 Million At The Box Office In Opening Weekend
David Gordon Green's The Exorcist: Believer will easily take the box office top spot this weekend, but will Universal's $400 million gamble pay off?
Read MoreStar Wars: Revenge Of The Sith Wasn't Always As Focused On Anakin
George Lucas initially had more story beats for characters outside of Anakin Skywalker, but Revenge of the Sith ended up focusing much more on Anakin.
Read MoreFive Nights At Freddy's Has A Dark Proposition For Fans Ahead Of The Movie
Why wait to watch the Five Nights at Freddy's movie when you can now apply to be the new night shift security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza?
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Girl From The Exorcist?
The young girl from The Exorcist is all grown up. Here are all the ups and down in Linda Blair's life and career since she vomited pea soup all those years ago.
Read MoreJames Bond Hired (Then Fired) A Legendary Star Trek Writer For Tomorrow Never Dies
Tomorrow Never Dies was a James Bond movie almost written by a Star Trek legend. Ah, what could have been!
Read MoreIs The Gray Man 2 With Ryan Gosling Still Happening Or Has The Sequel Gone Underground?
The Gray Man is one of the most popular movies Netflix ever released, according to Netflix. Here's what we know about a potential Gray Man 2.
Read MoreIndiana Jones And The Last Crusade Made A Small But Key Change In The Franchise's Cinematography
If you noticed that Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade has a more photographic style to the cinematography, it was by design.
Read MoreDisney Animation At 100: Looking Back On A Century Of Magic
As The Walt Disney company marks its centenary, let's look at the evolution of the art form that's always been its heart. Here's 100 years of Disney animation.
Read MoreDick Butkus, Hall Of Fame Linebacker And Classic Television Star, Has Died At 80
The football legend and staple of classic TV, Dick Butkus, has died. But he leaves behind a trove of fantastic appearances on beloved sitcoms and films.
Read MoreTaylor Swift Is Set To Make History At The Box Office With Her Eras Tour Concert Film
Swifties (and normies) are poised to make Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour movie into not only the biggest concert film ever, but one of the 2023's biggest films.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer May Have Just Committed Really Awesome Blasphemy
The new Exorcist movie does something the original actually never did: celebrate some actual religious blasphemy.
Read MoreEvil Does Not Exist Review: Ryusuke Hamaguchi's Eco-Thriller Evokes Chills And Disharmony [NYFF 2023]
Ryusuke Hamaguchi, the director of Drive My Car, returns with Evil Does Not Exist, a modern eco-cautionary tale. Read our NYFF review right here.
Read MoreTek-Knight's Appearance On Gen V Is A Brutal Satire Of The True Crime Entertainment Machine
Tek-Knight finally made his debut on Gen V after being mentioned on The Boys, and his existence is biting commentary on the true crime machine.
Read MoreDoes Loki Season 2's Time Slipping Violate Avengers: Endgame's Time Travel Rules?
Avengers: Endgame set up some rules for time travel that Loki season 2 now has us questioning. What does it all mean? Let's investigate!
Read MoreIs San Andreas 2 With The Rock Still Happening, Or Is The West Coast Safe For Now?
Will San Andreas 2, the sequel to San Andreas starring The Rock, ever happen? Will The Rock punch an earthquake in the face? Let's investigate.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer Ending Explained: People Who Need People
The Exorcist: Believer is the kick-off of David Gordon Green's planned reboot trilogy for Universal. Here's what the ending says about its future.
Read MoreThe Caine Mutiny Court-Martial Review: William Friedkin's Final Film Is A Stellar Courtroom Drama
William Friedkin's The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial is an excellent courtroom drama that shows the late filmmaker was at the top of his game until the very end.
Read MoreChris Rock Is Directing A Martin Luther King Jr. Movie Produced By Steven Spielberg
In an exciting and surprising bit of news, Universal Picutres has announced a new film about Martin Luther King Jr. from Chris Rock and Steven Spielberg.
Read MoreIt's A Wonderful Knife Trailer Brings Back Christmas Horror (And Has The Best Movie Title Of The Year)
Calling all Christmas horror movie fans: the It's A Wonderful Knife trailer gives us a slasher movie riff on It's A Wonderful Life. Watch it right here.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Is 'Gently Pushing' To Make A Star Trek: Picard Movie – And He's Selected The Director
If Patrick Stewart has his way, Paramount with green-light a Star Trek: Picard movie featuring none other than his Number One, Jonathan Frakes, at the helm.
Read MoreHorizon Trailer Sees Kevin Costner Use His Yellowstone Clout To Make The Ultimate Dad Event
Calling all dads: Kevin Costner has a big, epic, two-part Western on the way next summer. Here's our first look at Horizon: An American Saga.
Read MoreYes, The Night Swim Trailer Is All About An Evil Swimming Pool
Night Swim brings terror back to the water in a new movie from horror producers James Wan and Jason Blum. Watch the trailer here!
Read MoreThe Marvel Movie That's Lighting Up Netflix Top Charts This Week
A Marvel movie made its way into the Netflix top 10 this week: The Amazing Spider-Man 2, which is one of the worst-reviewed Spider-Man movies.
Read MorePrey Director Explains Why A Treetop Action Sequence Ended Up As A Deleted Scene [Exclusive]
Prey director Dan Trachtenberg gave us the inside scoop about a thrilling chase sequence with the Predator that ended up as a deleted scene.
Read MoreGodzilla Minus One Release Date, Cast, Director And More Info
Have you noticed the ground starting to shake? It might be because Godzilla is returning to theaters this December in the Toho-produced Godzilla Minus One.
Read MoreAhsoka Made George Lucas's Most Controversial Star Wars Change Pay Off
George Lucas took flack for using Hayden Christensen as a Force ghost of Anakin Skywalker in Return of the Jedi: Special Edition, but Ahsoka might change that.
Read MoreThe Best New Blu-Ray Releases: Prey, Insidious: The Red Door, And More
The latest Blu-ray releases you should check out include Prey, Past Lives, Elemental, Insidious: The Red Door, and The Boogeyman.
Read MoreLet's Fact Check The Most Ludicrous Moment In The Beekeeper Trailer
Is honey really flammable? /Film threw caution (and health and safety) to the wind to find out after watching the trailer for The Beekeeper.
Read MoreWhat Critics And Fans Are Saying About The Exorcist: Believer
The first fan reactions and reviews are in for The Exorcist: Believer. Find out how folks are feeling about David Gordon Green's legacy horror sequel so far.
Read MoreC-3PO's Head From Star Wars: A New Hope Is On The Market For A Million Bucks
If you're a millionaire and like owning severed robot heads, some Star Wars history will soon be available via auction.
Read MoreJason Statham Plays A Literal Ass-Kicking Beekeeper In The Beekeeper Trailer
Jason Statham plays both a literal and metaphorical beekeeper in the new David Ayer-directed action film The Beekeeper. Folks, this movie looks rad as hell.
Read MoreThe Exorcist: Believer Review: A Dull Sequel That Forgets What Made The Original So Special
The Exorcist: Believer isn't the worst Exorcist sequel, but it is the least interesting Exorcist sequel. Read our review of the David Gordon Green film here.
Read MoreEli Roth's Thanksgiving Trailer Finally Gives Turkey Day A Slasher To Call Its Own
Eli Roth is back, and the latest Thanksgiving trailer teases his holiday-themed slasher movie based on the fake trailer he made years ago.
Read MoreThe Final Fight In Godzilla (2014) Is The Best Action Scene Ever
Say what you will about the 2014 version of Godzilla directed by Gareth Edwards, but the flick really knows how to stage monster action on a massive scale.
Read MoreA Pregnant Woman Lost At Sea Brings A Thrilling New Watch To Netflix's Top 10
The Spanish survival thriller Nowhere is the latest film to enter the Netflix top 10. Should you check it out? Let's have a look and see.
Read MorePrey Director Ensured 'New' Predator Weapons Never Made Things Easier For Naru
Prey director Dan Trachtenberg wanted to show how the Predator's weapons have evolved over time, but without making things too easy for the film's hero Naru.
Read MoreHow The Creator's Sci-Fi Universe Rewrites Our Past To Predict Our Future
The Creator doesn't just imagine a future with robots. Gareth Edwards' sci-fi film also goes the alternate history route to write them into our past.
Read MoreFoe Review: A Somber Sci-Fi Snore
Not even Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal can save Garth Davis' turgid sci-fi mope-fest Foe. Read our review of the sci-fi drama right here.
Read MoreWhy Director Dan Trachtenberg Put Naru And The Comanche At The Center Of Prey
Here's why director Dan Trachtenberg went back in time and focused on the Comanche for his Predator prequel Prey, which is now on Blu-ray.
Read MoreThe Creator's Box Office Failure Says A Lot About The State Of Sci-Fi Cinema
Sci-fi might be the most popular genre right now, but it's dominated by franchises, as evidenced by The Creator's disappointing box office opening weekend.
Read MoreJohn Woo's Silent Night Trailer Teases The Dialogue-Free Christmas Action Movie
Action maestro John Woo returns to Hollywood after two decades with Silent Night, a mostly dialogue-free Christmas action film starring Joel Kinnaman.
Read MoreWhat You Wish For Review: A Delicious Culinary Thriller [Fantastic Fest 2023]
What You Wish For is one of those topsy-turvy horror flicks where everything's a spoiler, but you can read our spoiler-free review right here.
Read MoreBenicio Del Toro's New Murder Movie Has Netflix In A Choke Hold
The new Benicio del Toro movie Reptile is climbing the Netflix charts, making the murder mystery a big streaming hit in the process.
Read MoreSofia Coppola Reveals The Other Side Of Elvis In The Priscilla Trailer
Watch the new trailer for Sofia Coppola's Priscilla, starring as Priscilla Presley, and Jacob Elordi Elvis. The A24 film arrives in theaters in November.
Read MoreA Nigerian Revenge Thriller Is Dominating Netflix's Worldwide Charts
Editi Effiong's Nigerian thriller The Black Book is climbing the Netflix top charts and landing in the Netflix top 10 internationally.
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Sofia Coppola's 1999 film The Virgin Suicides tells its story through the framework of memory, which can make its ending feel dreamlike and a bit confusing.
Read MoreEli Roth's Thanksgiving Release Date, Cast, Plot, Trailer, And More Info
Eli Roth has gone and turned his fake Grindhouse trailer Thanksgiving into an actual movie. Here's everything we know about the filmmaker's slasher so far.
Read MoreA Deleted Moment In A Nightmare On Elm Street Could Have Gotten The Entire Movie Scrapped
Just a half-second of blood splatter in A Nightmare on Elm Street scared New Line Cinema, and if a small cut wasn't made, the film wouldn't be released.
Read MoreFree Willy Was Based More On Lies Than A True Story When It Was Released In 1993
The sad story behind the whale who played the orca in Free Willy is a cautionary tale that movies often depict a fantasy version of real life events.
Read MoreX-Men: Apocalypse Teased A Sinister Sequel That Never Came
One of the many crimes of X-Men: Apocalypse was teasing in its post-credits scene the great villain Mister Sinister who, ultimately, would never appear.
Read MoreNetflix's The Twits Director, Writer, First Look, Plot, And More Info
Netflix is turning The Twits into an animated film. Here's what we know about the streamer's latest Roald Dahl adaptation so far.
Read MoreLet's Break Down The Most Heartbreaking Death In The Creator
Gareth Edwards' new sci-fi film, The Creator, features a heartbreaking albeit theologically appropriate death.
Read MoreAll Of Wes Anderson's Roald Dahl Netflix Shorts Ranked
Wes Anderson is on a hot streak, knocking it out of the park again with these four short films, each based on short stories by Roald Dahl.
Read MoreExpend4bles Second Weekend Box Office Spells Absolute Doom For The Franchise
The Expendables 4 fell off a cliff during its second weekend at the box office, which means it's almost certainly the end of the line for the franchise.
Read MoreSaw X Scores Franchise's Best Box Office Debut In Well Over A Decade (But It Still Lost To Paw Patrol)
Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie took the top spot at the box office over the weekend, but Saw X proved to be successful counter-programming.
Read MoreOne Of Jigsaw's Saw X Traps Got The Police Called On The Film's Editors
If there were ever a ringing endorsement of the new Saw film, Saw X, it's that LAPD checked up on the editing suite where one torture scene was put together.
Read MoreKilling Romance Review: A Delightful Korean Take On A Wes Anderson Movie [Fantastic Fest 2023]
The Wes Anderson-inspired Killing Romance has music, romance, drama, comedy, and thrills. It's the full package. Here's our review.
Read MoreStar Wars: A New Hope's Death Star Destruction Scene Almost Looked A Lot Different
The destruction of the Death Star in Star Wars: A New Hope originally included a lightsaber duel between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader as part of its climax.
Read MoreEvery Baz Luhrmann Movie Ranked
Baz Luhrmann is an auteur like no other, full of maximalist charm and style, directing his actors toward extraordinary performances. But which film is best?
Read MoreJulia Roberts, Ethan Hawke, And Mahershala Ali Deal With A Cyberattack In The Leave The World Behind Trailer
Julia Roberts, Ethan Hawke, and Mahershala Ali must reckon with the end of the world in the trailer for Sam Esmail's thriller Leave the World Behind.
Read MoreLake Mungo Ending Explained: The Spirit Of Grief Haunts On
Lake Mungo is a powerful and mysterious Australian horror film, one of the most enduring horrors of the 2000s, with an ending that is hard to fully explain.
Read MoreRobin Williams' Daughter Condemns AI Cloning Of His Voice As 'Horrendous' And 'Frankensteinian'
Ahead of negotiations between the AMPTP and SAG-AFTRA, Zelda Williams has spoken out against the unethical use of AI in the film industry.
Read MoreOne Star Wars Scene Accidentally Set Peter Mayhew And His Chewbacca Costume On Fire
A scene in the Millennium Falcon cockpit resulted in Peter Mayhew's Chewbacca suit catching on fire in the confined space, and thankfully Carrie Fisher noticed.
Read MoreNo, That Captain Marvel Milkshake Isn't A Pulp Fiction Easter Egg
Fans have pointed out that the milkshake-drinking Talos in Captain Marvel seems to be a Pulp Fiction easter egg - but it's actually another Tarantino reference.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas And Steven Spielberg's First Vision For Indiana Jones Had Harrison Ford Asking Questions
When George Lucas and Steven Spielberg came up with the look of the Indiana Jones costume, Harrison Ford had a lot of questions.
Read MoreIs Ghost Rider 3 With Nicolas Cage Happening, Or Has This Superhero Series Flamed Out?
Whatever happened to Sony's plans for Ghost Rider 3 starring Nicolas Cage? Here's why the actor's version of Johnny Blaze will likely never ride again.
Read MoreThe Look Of J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Came From Two Classic '50s Sci-Fi Films
Michael Kaplan, the costume designer on J.J. Abrams' Star Trek films, was admittedly no Trekkie. But still, he wanted to incorporate some '50s sci-fi influence.
Read MoreE.T. Almost Got A Second Star Wars Cameo In Revenge Of The Sith
If George Lucas was content to insert some E.T.s into Revenge of the Sith, why not go all the way Amblin and show some Gremlins too?
Read MoreFreaked At 30: A Look Back At Alex Winter And Tom Stern's Cult Classic Comedy
In 1993, Alex Winter and Tom Stern made a deranged comedy with elaborate creature effects and a punk rock sensibility. Here's the story of how it happened.
Read MoreWhy It Took Wes Anderson Over A Decade To Make The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar is a Wes Anderson short film over 10 years in the making. Here's why it took the auteur director so long.
Read MoreThere's An Indian Crime Drama In Netflix's Top 10 That Demands Our Attention
Jaane Jaan has become a huge hit on the Netflix top charts and is part of the Netflix top 10; it was the most-watched non-English film on the streamer globally.
Read MoreSession 9 Ending Explained: Where Is My Mind?
Session 9 is a relentlessly bleak psychological horror film with plenty of gruesome gore, and a finale that will leave you guessing.
Read MoreHow Peter Mayhew's Massive Feet Landed Him The Role Of Star Wars' Chewbacca
Peter Mayhew answered a newspaper wanted ad for people with large feet, and it actually landed him another big screen role that led to Chewbacca in Star Wars.
Read MoreIs Wanted 2 Happening, Or Are We Done Curving Bullets?
Wanted was one of the more outlandish action films to emerge from the 2000s, but what about the long-mooted sequel to Timur Bekmambatov's assassin thriller?
Read MoreHow A Lost Star Wars Prop From 1977 Made Its Way Into The Mummy 22 Years Later
Here's how a lost prop from Obi-Wan in Star Wars kicked around for several decades and even ended up being worn by an extra in the 1999 version of The Mummy.
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SHIELD Agent Phil Coulson Warns Congress About The Threat Of Life-Model Decoys
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Clark Gregg took the stand in Congress to stand up for artistic originality and against AI fakery. Good on him!
Read MoreSeveral Major Hollywood Stars Have A $150 Million Proposal To Help End The Strike
George Clooney, Emma Stone, Ben Affleck, Tyler Perry, and Scarlett Johansson recently met with SAG leadership to figure out how to end the strike.
Read MoreBurt Young, Decorated Character Actor Of Rocky Fame, Has Died At 83
The star of such films as Rocky, Chinatown, and Back To School, Burt Young leaves behind a legacy of wonderfully memorable characters. May he rest in peace.
Read MoreNetflix Is Raising Prices Yet Again
According to a new earnings report, Netflix is planning to raise prices yet again. It's the second subscription price increase in a year.
Read MoreNetflix Set To Open Physical Stores With Theme Park-Esque Elements
Are you ready for Netflixland? The streamer plans to open a series of physical stores offering live entertainment based on its films and TV shows in 2025.
Read MoreNintendo 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!
Read MoreSpiderwick Chronicles Series That Disney Shot And Scrapped Has Been Rescued By Roku
The Roku Channel has picked up The Spiderwick Chronicles, a TV series adaptation of the acclaimed books that was originally slated to stream on Disney+.
Read MoreThe Crown Season 6 Teaser Prepares Us For The End Of The Netflix Series' Reign
The Crown season 6, the show's last, will be split into two parts. A new teaser gives us a glimpse of the grand finale to come. Watch it right here.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Could Be On The Chopping Block, Creator Warns
The beloved animated series Star Trek: Lower Decks is all but guaranteed to air its fifth season, but creator Mike McMahan knows the ride won't last forever.
Read MoreSaturday Night Live Returns October 14 With Host Pete Davidson And A New Cast Member
Saturday Night Live has the blessing of SAG-AFTRA to return for season 49 on October 14 with Pete Davidson returning to host. But that's not all!
Read MoreLoki Producer Says Season 2 Didn't Do Any Reshoots After Jonathan Majors' Arrest
Not only did Loki season 2 forgo any reshoots after Jonathan Majors was arrested, but it's apparently the first MCU project to not do any reshoots at all.
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Matthew Perry Was The Snarky, Sincere Heart Of Friends – And His Loss Is Monumental
It's through Chandler Bing that Friends finds its true heart, and through Matthew Perry's performance that the show becomes a classic.
Read MoreBest Buy Is Going To Stop Selling Physical Media, And That's Profoundly Bad News For Movie Fans
It sounds like Best Buy is joining Netflix and getting out of the physical media business, leaving movie fans disappointed.
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The LEGO Hocus Pocus Sanderson Sister Cottage Is A Spooktacular Halloween Playset
The LEGO Hocus Pocus Sanderson Sisters cottage playset brings the spooky locale from the Disney movie to life with spectacular detail.
Read MoreHere We Are Review: Stephen Sondheim's Swan Song Musical Is A Twilight Zone Ride
Stephen Sondheim's touches wander his posthumous (half-)musical Here We Are, his long-gestating collaboration with playwright David Ives. Read our review.
Read MoreNew Marvel Legends Figures For Secret Invasion, Hawkeye, WandaVision & More Are A Mixed Bag
Hasbro's Marvel Legends line has released a new wave of action figures featuring characters from Disney+ shows like Hawkeye, WandaVision, What If...? and more.
Read MoreMerrily 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.
Read MoreGoosebumps Review: Viewers Beware, You're In For A (Very Fun And Nostalgic) Scare
The new Goosebumps show might be the best adaptation of R.L. Stine's books yet, perfectly balancing both fun and fright. Here's our review.
Read MoreSlayers Review: The Buffyverse Returns (Without Buffy)
Several original Buffy the Vampire Slayer cast members return for audio drama Slayers, which tried to reckon with the show's complicated legacy.
Read MoreDC's Zombies Are Coming To A Tabletop Near You
Our latest roundup of board games inspired by popular media includes games based on DCeased, Rebel Moon, Saw, and more. Do you want to play a game?
Read MoreFrasier Review: A Return That's Neither Disappointing Nor Remarkable
The Frasier revival/reboot isn't bad, but it just can't quite match what made the original series so special. But your mileage may vary. Read our review here.
Read MoreBest Anime Of The Summer 2023 Season: From Undead Murder Farce To Jujutsu Kaisen
Summer 2023 is over, which gives us a chance to look back at some of the best anime titles of the summer season that you might have missed.
Read MoreChucky Season 3 Review: The Killer Doll Has Our Vote With The Wildest Season Yet
Chucky season 3 invades in the White House, resulting in the wildest season yet. Read our spoiler-free review of the horror series right here.
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Review: Marvel Delivers The Multiverse Mayhem We've Been Waiting For
After a string of misfires, the MCU bounces back with Loki season 2, a constantly entertaining thrill ride that should please even jaded fans.
Read MoreEmilia Clarke's Qi'ra Gets A New Backstory In Star Wars: Crimson Climb
Star Wars: Crimson Climb by E.K. Johnston fills in the backstory for Emilia Clarke's Solo character Qi'ra and shows how she entered a life of crime.
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Romance Movies (2)
Is Mamma Mia 3 Happening, Or Will The Franchise Leave Us Brokenhearted?
Is Mamma Mia 3 ever going to happen? Here's what we know about the potential for another musical sequel featuring ABBA songs.
Read MoreIs Crazy Rich Asians 2 Still Happening With The Original Cast And Director Jon M. Chu?
Crazy Rich Asians was a critical, commercial, and audience success when it premiered in 2018. So what are the plans for John M. Chu's long-awaited sequel?
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Science Fiction Movies (34)
Attack The Block's Hallway Fight Is The Best Action Scene Ever
Let's talk about the action in the killer hallway fight scene from Joe Cornish's cult classic sci-fi horror flick Attack the Block.
Read MoreThe Improvised Ewok Moment That Made Warwick Davis A Star Wars Mainstay
Warwick Davis's adorable Ewok character Wicket in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi made him a franchise mainstay. This is his secret how.
Read MoreThe One Millennium Falcon Upgrade Harrison Ford Wanted For Star Wars: The Force Awakens
When it came time to return to the Millennium Falcon for Star Wars: The Force Awakens, star Harrison Ford had a specific upgrade request.
Read MoreIs The Last Starfighter 2 Still Happening, Or Is It Game Over?
Nearly 40 years later, '80s cult hit The Last Starfighter has yet to get a sequel. However, The Last Starfighter 2 is closer to being real than you may realize.
Read MoreHow Does Daisy Ridley Feel About Rey's Grandfather Reveal In Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker?
Fans weren't so excited about the revelation of Rey's parentage in The Rise of Skywalker, but Daisy Ridley sees it in a diplomatically positive way.
Read MoreStar Wars' Billy Dee Williams Faced Real-Life Blowback Over Lando Betraying Han Solo
After Lando Calrissian betrayed Han Solo in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, school children, stewardesses, and many fans were mad at Billy Dee Williams.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Prey's Gnarly Feral Predator Is Getting A Deadly Hot Toys Figure
The new Feral Predator from the outstanding Prey is getting a Hot Toys figure, and he's equipped with all the deadly weapons you could ever want.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Disney Has A Life-Sized Wicket The Ewok Plush For Return Of The Jedi's 40th Anniversary
If you've always wanted your own Ewok, then hit up ShopDisney for their life-sized Wicket the Ewok plush figure for Return of the Jedi's 40th anniversary.
Read MoreCool Stuff: New They Live Shirts From RSVLTS Are All Out Of Bubble Gum
RSVLTS has a new collection of shirts inspired by John Carpenter's They Live, featuring the disguised aliens and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper.
Read MoreHow A Fun Movie Nerd Tweet Landed Edgar Wright The Running Man Remake [Exclusive]
In an interview with /Film, screenwriter Simon Kinberg revealed how Edgar Wright landed directing The Running Man remake.
Read MoreCool Stuff: LEGO Sees Spice In The Air With The Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter Set
Joining the LEGO Icons roster in 2024 is the new Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter building brick set, bringing the sci-fi vehicle to your collectible shelf.
Read MoreHow Carrie Fisher Tried To Change Return Of The Jedi's Jabba Scene
Carrie Fisher was already a well-regarded script doctor by the time of Return of the Jedi. It's a pity the filmmakers didn't listen to her one dialogue edit.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch All Of The Godzilla Movies
Not sure where to begin with the many, many Godzilla films that already exist? Here's the correct order in which to watch them.
Read MoreEvery CGI Character In The Star Wars Prequels Had To Follow An Important Rule
If you take a close look in the background of the Star Wars prequels, you should notice that all of the CG characters are abiding by this single rule.
Read MorePost-Production On Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi Was Plagued By A Mysterious Thief
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi was so anticipated that Industrial Light & Magic hid where they were working. But that didn't stop someone inside from stealing.
Read MoreMark Hamill And Carrie Fisher Didn't Consider Themselves The 'Stars' Of Star Wars
When it came to the original Star Wars trilogy, Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher didn't think of themselves as the stars of the films. Here's why.
Read MoreGeorge Lucas Didn't Just Miss The Opening Of Star Wars – He Forgot It Was Happening
George Lucas was so stressed out by the process of finishing all the sound mixes for 1977's Star Wars that he completely forgot his movie premiered.
Read MoreWhy Rey And Kylo Couldn't Just Make Out In Star Wars: The Last Jedi
We've all asked the same question of the new Star Wars sequel trilogy: why can't Rey and Kylo Ren just make out? Rian Johnson has a frustratingly good reason.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Predator Movies
What's the correct order to watch the Predator movies? Well, let's bust out the trophy skulls and futuristic weapons and have a look at the franchise.
Read MoreThe 'Holy Grail' Moment That Gave Star Wars Its Iconic Lightsaber Design
It took a trip to a photographic shop in London for Star Wars art director Roger Christian to find the equipment needed to construct the film's lightsabers.
Read MoreX-Men Director Matthew Vaughn Believes Star Wars' Future Needs A Proper Reboot
Kick-Ass and Kingsman director Matthew Vaughn has some pretty strong opinions about the future of the Star Wars saga.
Read MoreOne Scene In Star Wars: Attack Of The Clones Had Ewan McGregor Ready To Hurl
Ewan McGregor performs some truly daring stunts in Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, but this one was particularly tough to stomach.
Read MoreWhat These Iconic Sci-Fi Movies Look Like Without Special Effects
From the experimental silent films of the 1920s to the latest blockbusters, sci-fi films have always held surprising secrets behind their special effects.
Read MoreIsaac Asimov Played A Small But Memorable Part In Star Wars History
The famed sci-fi author behind the highly influential "Robot" and "Foundation" books proclaimed his love for Star Wars after an Empire Strikes Back screening.
Read MoreHow Aliens Broke Sci-Fi Ground Through Lambert
James Cameron's Aliens and Ridley Scott's Alien are groundbreaking movies in many ways, but especially (though somewhat covertly) through the character Lambert.
Read MoreDeleted Edge Of Tomorrow Scenes You've Got To See
Doug Liman's time-looping sci-fi action movie Edge of Tomorrow rarely pauses to take a breath, but these deleted scenes show where it could have.
Read MoreWhy James Earl Jones Didn't Consider Voicing Darth Vader An Acting Role
James Earl Jones has been providing the voice of Darth Vader since the very beginning, but to him, it's not an acting performance.
Read MoreWhy Did Anakin Kill Padmé In Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith? The Dark Side Clouds Everything
Anakin Skywalker loved his wife Padmé so much that he would do anything for her. So why did he end up killing her (and a bunch of kids) in Revenge of the Sith?
Read MoreThe Star Trek Movie Moment Michael Dorn Wishes Worf Was In
When it comes to Star Trek, Worf actor Michael Dorn has a very specific moment from one of the Next Generation films that he wishes he was a part of.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Thought Tom Hardy Would Vanish Forever After Star Trek: Nemesis
Patrick Stewart wasn't impressed with Tom Hardy on the set of Star Trek: Nemesis, but that didn't stop Hardy from becoming a global acting superstar.
Read MoreStar 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.
Read MoreTransformers: Rise Of The Beasts Is A Direct Response To A 'Fan' Criticism Of Bumblebee
Following the (relatively) low box office returns for Bumblebee, the Transformers movie producers decided to up the explosions ante with Rise of the Beasts.
Read MoreThe George Lucas Lunch Meeting That Saved Star Wars From Disaster
Sir Alec Guinness was ready to walk away from Star Wars because, as George Lucas recalls, 'He didn't like the idea of being a ghost.'
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Star Wars Original Trilogy
Many of the lead actors from the original Star Wars trilogy have passed away. Let's take a moment to salute those who are still with us today.
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Science Fiction Shows (36)
One Star Trek Episode Convinced Patrick Stewart That Brent Spiner Should've Won An Emmy
Brent Spiner constantly impressed Patrick Stewart with his performance as Data on Star Trek: The Next Generation, especially in the episode 'The Offspring.'
Read MorePatrick Stewart Realized Next Gen Was A Big Deal During A Hilarious Star Trek Fan Encounter
Patrick Stewart didn't fully grasp what Star Trek: The Next Generation had become until he encountered a fan shortly after 'The Best of Both Worlds' had aired.
Read MoreThe Most Uncomfortable Uniforms In The Universe Led To An Iconic Star Trek Maneuver
Patrick Stewart revealed in his memoir, Making It So, that the initial uniforms he wore on Star Trek: The Next Generation were far from comfy.
Read MoreThe Only Original Twilight Zone Episode Studio Censors Successfully Changed
The censors forced Rod Serling to tweak an element of the Judgment Night episode of The Twilight Zone, but the reason wasn't because of anything salacious.
Read MoreHow Disney Channel Caused Some Backlash In The Early Days Of Ahsoka
The idea of Star Wars fans getting angry at Ahsoka Tano voice actor Ashley Eckstein because of her ties to Disney seems pretty ironic nowadays.
Read MoreThis Underrated Twilight Zone Episode Inspired One Of The Best Episodes Of Black Mirror
The lesser-known Twilight Zone episode 'Number 12 Looks Just Like You' inspired the great Daniel Kaluuya-starring Black Mirror episode 'Fifteen Million Merits.'
Read MoreAhsoka Tano Had A Different Name When She Was Created
Ahsoka Tano has become a permanent fixture in the Star Wars universe, but she almost had a totally different name.
Read MoreHulu Had A Back-Up Plan For Its Futurama Reboot In Case John DiMaggio Didn't Return
When Hulu brought Futurama back, John DiMaggio, who voices Bender, initially didn't sign on. He eventually did, but if he hadn't the execs at Hulu had a plan.
Read MoreWhoopi Goldberg Got A Ribbing From Star Trek: TNG's Cast In The Name Of Charity
Whoopi Goldberg not only appeared as a character on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but appeared in cameo as Whoopi Goldberg in a hilarious episode.
Read MoreA Real-Life Tragedy Forced The Twilight Zone To Reshoot An Entire Episode
Rod Serling insisted on reshooting the Twilight Zone episode 'The Mighty Casey' when co-star Paul Douglas died just a couple of days after filming wrapped.
Read MoreNoah Hawley's Alien TV Series Won't Just Repeat The Franchise's Xenomorph Cycle
The Alien movies traditionally feature the same cycle: eggs, facehuggers, and full-on xenomorph aliens. But Noah Hawley's TV show will refresh that a bit.
Read MoreOne Lower Decks Easter Egg Tells Us What Happened To An Old School Star Trek Villain
Harcourt "Harry" Fenton Mudd has had quite the history in Star Trek lore, but the latest episode of Lower Decks reveals an unexpected chapter in his life.
Read MoreA Silly Lower Decks Joke Is A Callback To Star Trek's Goofiest Alien
Remember Balok, the scary alien seen in Star Trek: The Original Series? The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks provided a stunning revelation about him.
Read MoreThe Biggest Twist In Lower Decks Continues A Classic Star Trek Storyline
A notorious character from Star Trek: The Next Generation has appeared in Lower Decks, and the tie-in is a masterstroke from the writers.
Read MoreWhy Making Star Trek: The Next Generation's Most Famous Episode Was So Painful For Patrick Stewart
Patrick Stewart struggled with the makeup process for one fan-favorite episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, which only added to his great performance.
Read MoreStranger Things' Water Scenes Were An All-Encompassing Pain In The Butt
The elaborate water scenes in Stranger Things season 4 presented quite the challenge for the show's camera and cinematography departments.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Was Glad Star Trek: The Next Generation Ended With Season 7
Patrick Stewart has been playing Captain Picard for decades, but he's glad Star Trek: The Next Generation ended when it did.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Used His Bald Head As A Teleprompter To Help Out A Star Trek Co-Star
Sharing a Star Trek scene with Patrick Stewart's Captain Picard has plenty of perks, like being able to read lines off of his bald head.
Read MoreA Lonely Patrick Stewart Relied On His Star Trek Crew To Keep Him Sane
The very English Patrick Stewart found himself feeling isolated in the early days of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Has Become A TV Show About Growing Up
The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks, Caves, is a sweet story about friends growing up, growing apart, and everything that comes with that.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Reveals What Happened Right After The First Episode
A clip show (featuring clips we've never seen before) takes the Star Trek: Lower Decks crew all the way back to the pilot episode.
Read MoreA Surprising Next Gen Cast Member Gave Star Trek's Patrick Stewart Major Insecurity
You'd never expect legendary actor Patrick Stewart to be rattled by anyone, let alone this particular scene partner he had on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Read MoreGiancarlo Esposito Was A Darksaber Liability In The Mandalorian
Giancarlo Esposito went through so many prop Darksabers while filming The Mandalorian that they ended up with only one prop left.
Read MoreA Writers Strike Came Closer To Canceling Star Trek: The Next Generation Than Anyone Knows
The 1988 WGA strike remains the longest in history, and it almost meant the end of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Read MoreA Classic Star Trek Episode Allowed Patrick Stewart To Be Tortured By His Hero
In Patrick Stewart's new memoir, Making It So, the actor recalls working with David Warner in a memorable Star Trek: The Next Generation two-parter.
Read MoreA 'Tantrum' Saved Star Trek: Picard's Enterprise-D Set From Destruction
For many Star Trek fans of a certain age, the Enterprise-D set feels like a second home, and it was joyous to see it back in action in Picard season 3.
Read MoreWhy Star Trek's Gates McFadden Struggled With Gene Roddenberry's Work
Gates McFadden, who played Dr. Beverly Crusher on several Star Trek projects, felt that creator Gene Roddenberry had some unenlightened ideas about women.
Read MoreStar Wars Rebels Almost Made The Force Unleashed's Starkiller Into An Inquisitor
Before Star Wars Rebels introduced the Inquisitorius, Darth Vader's secret apprentice Starkiller was tasked with hunting down Jedi in The Force Unleashed.
Read MoreStar Trek Came In Handy For Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities
It's no surprise that Star Trek influenced a project by Panos Cosmatos, given the latter's penchant for the surreal and the former's broad cultural impact.
Read MoreVadic's Ship In Picard Hid A Nod To Another Classic Star Trek Villain
Amanda Plummer plays Vadic on Star Trek: Picard and her ship honors her real-life father, Christopher Plummer, who played a famous Trek villain.
Read MoreRobert 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.
Read MoreStar 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.'
Read MoreAn Alien Race Just Returned To Star Trek For The First Time In Nearly 40 Years
There's no corner of the Star Trek universe too obscure for Lower Decks: the animated series just brought back aliens we haven't seen since the 1980s.
Read MoreStar Wars Fans Were Convinced That Ahsoka Would Have A Deadly Fate
Ever since she first showed up on The Clone Wars, Star Wars fans have been (wrongly) convinced death would be coming for Ahsoka Tano sooner rather than later.
Read MoreStar Trek: Prodigy Rescued By Netflix Following Unceremonious Paramount+ Cancelation
Netflix has officially picked up Star Trek: Prodigy after the animated Star Trek series was unexpectedly canceled at Paramount+.
Read MoreEvery Lightsaber Fight In Ahsoka Season 1, Ranked
"Ahsoka" on Disney+ isn't just another "Star Wars" show. It's the story of a Jedi in her prime, and that means we're in for some spectacular lightsaber action.
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Superhero Movies (21)
Hawkeye's Avengers: Endgame Intro Was Inspired By A Ridley Scott Cult Classic
Despite being one of Ridley Scott's lesser-known films, Black Rain was a major inspiration for Hawkeye's trip to Japan in Avengers: Endgame.
Read MoreWhy Germany Boycotted Avengers: Age Of Ultron (And Why It Was Disney's Fault)
At the height of Marvel Studios' success, brutal terms forced on exhibitors by Disney led hundreds of German theaters to boycott Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Read MoreHow The Batman Pulled Off That Nail-Biting Wingsuit Scene
Matt Reeves' The Batman contains many incredible set pieces, but that scene where Robert Pattinson's Batman leaps off the skyscraper was a technical marvel.
Read MoreThor's Lebowski Look In Avengers: Endgame Had Chris Hemsworth Wildly Uncomfortable
After getting a short haircut in Thor: Ragnarok that lasted through Avengers: Infinity War, Chris Hemsworth was unhappy with Avengers: Endgame's wig and beard.
Read MoreIs Shang-Chi 2 Still Happening, Or Will Marvel Keep Delaying It Forever?
*Jerry Seinfeld voice* What's the deal with Shang-Chi 2? *end Jerry Seinfeld voice* The Marvel Studios sequel was announced years ago. Is it still happening?
Read MoreEven Avengers: Endgame's Writers Can't Agree On What Happened To Red Skull
Listen, the logic of Marvel movies doesn't always hold up. Case in point: how did Red Skull end up at that cliff, and is he still there now?
Read MoreWhy Amber Heard's Mera Has A Reduced Role In Aquaman 2
Director James Wan is explaining why Amber Heard's Mera won't have as big a part to play in Aquaman 2, Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.
Read MoreMarvel Finally Fesses Up To One Of Its Biggest Errors In Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Homecoming makes it seem as if the movie takes place eight years after the events of Avengers, but that's a mistake, and a new book fixes it.
Read MoreAhead Of Marvel's X-Men Reboot, A Franchise Vet Has One Piece Of Advice [Exclusive]
Simon Kinberg, who served as a writer and producer on several X-Men movies over the years, has a key piece of advice for Marvel Studios' new X-Men filmmakers.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Witnessed Hugh Jackman's Life Change Forever On The Set Of X-Men
In Patrick Stewart's memoir, Making It So, the actor recalls meeting Hugh Jackman, who was auditioning for Wolverine at the time, on the set of X-Men.
Read MoreThe MCU Put A Target On The Back Of The Comic Book X-Men – Here's How They Survived
How did the Avengers become the leading superhero team of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? We deep dive into the MCU's marginalization of the X-Men.
Read MoreCaptain Marvel's Best Needle Drop Almost Didn't Make It Into The Movie
Captain Marvel has an amazing soundtrack jam-packed with '90s hits. But the real showstopper used in the film almost didn't happen.
Read MoreHow The 'Stupidest' Idea From Marvel's Writers Ended Up In Avengers: Endgame
The writers for Marvel's Avengers: Endgame know that time travel doesn't exist, but the Ant-Man films teed up the concept perfectly.
Read MoreIs Kick-Ass 3 Happening? The Answer Is Kind-Of, Sort-Of, Yes
Is Kick-Ass 3 happening? Here's what we know so far about the potential sequel to the violent superhero hit from director Matthew Vaughn.
Read MoreMatthew Vaughn's Unmade Superman Trilogy Would've Tried To Make Richard Donner Proud
Before the DC Extended Universe, Matthew Vaughn pitched a Superman movie trilogy that would've emulated Richard Donner's 1978 Superman movie.
Read MoreThe Spider-Verse's Peter B. Parker Is Getting A Midlife Crisis Marvel Comic
Peter B. Parker is getting a Spider-Verse-style midlife crisis Spider-Man comic book of his very own.
Read MoreI Would Thanos-Snap Away Every MCU Movie To Save A Single Martin Scorsese Picture
The MCU is a major defining cultural event of the last 15 years ... and yet, there's not a single Martin Scorsese film that isn't worth more than the franchise.
Read MorePatrick Stewart Knew Literally Nothing About The X-Men When He Was Asked To Play Charles Xavier
Patrick Stewart didn't know anything about X-Men when offered Charles Xavier, though he did worry the role would be too similar to Star Trek's Captain Picard.
Read MoreX-Men: The Last Stand Director Quit Over A Nasty Trick Played On Halle Berry [NYCC]
Director Matthew Vaughn says that a studio executive prepared a fake X-Men: The Last Stand script to lure Halle Berry into signing on for the movie.
Read MoreA Moment From Robert Pattinson's Batman Audition Actually Inspired A Scene In The Film
As Robert Pattinson was getting into costume for his The Batman audition, Matt Reeves played a song from the score and inspired a scene in the final film.
Read MoreThe Latest Aquaman 2 Drama Suggests A Chaotic Set, Near-Firings, And A Deranged Letter From Elon Musk
A new report details alleged behind-the-scenes chaos on the Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom set involving the film's cast, crew, and, bizarrely enough, Elon Musk.
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Superhero Shows (34)
Damon Lindelof Was 'Constantly Challenged' By White HBO Execs About Watchmen's Hooded Justice
While speaking at the Austin Film Festival, Damon Lindelof revealed he got some pushback in regards to the identity of Hooded Justice on Watchmen.
Read MoreHow Kevin Feige Recruited Ke Huy Quan For Loki Season 2
Ke Huy Quan was on the verge of stardom - again - when he got the call to do Loki season 2. It was Kevin Feige himself who called the actor at the right time.
Read MoreCreature Commandos - Release Window, Cast, Writer, And More Info
James Gunn is bringing Creature Commandos into his new DC Universe with an animated series, and we've got details on the release window, cast, and more.
Read MoreThe Boys And Gen V Timelines Are Starting To Sync Up
The latest episode of Gen V features events that crossover with The Boys, so let's get spoilery and dive into that.
Read MoreGen V's Victoria Neuman And Marie Moreau Reflect The Show's Biggest Theme
Victoria Neuman of The Boys and Marie Moreau of Gen V are as similar as they are different, which is exactly the point.
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Episode 4 Makes A Perfectly Obscure Back To The Future Reference
Marvel Studios' Loki has endless time travel complications, so it only seems appropriate that an obscure Back to the Future reference pops up in season 2.
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Episode 4 Solves An Episode 1 Mystery, But What The Heck Is Going On?
So much happens in the latest episode of Loki season 2 that it's probably worth pausing and taking a breath to run down the list of timeline-shattering events.
Read MoreKe Huy Quan's Character Name In Loki Season 2 Comes Full Circle (Literally) In Episode 4
Come along with us as we get spoilery about Loki Season 2 and talk about the name of Ke Huy Quan's character Ouroboros and how it ties into the narrative.
Read MoreWonder Man - Cast, Director And More Info
Let's talk about the upcoming Marvel Disney+ series Wonder Man, including who is part of the cast, who is the director, and more.
Read MoreThe Boys Creator Now Thinks The Show Will Live Beyond Five Seasons
The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke has revised his previous prediction for how long his ultra-violent superhero satire series might end up running on Prime Video.
Read MoreGen V Reminds Us That Every Single Superhero Backstory Is A Tragedy
The latest episode of Gen V takes us inside Cate's origin story, which is as tragic as we've come to expect from superheroes.
Read MoreThe Boys Could Get More Spin-Offs (But Only Under Certain Conditions)
The Boys Presents: Diabolical and Gen V are both a hit with fans of The Boys, but don't expect a huge flurry of spin-offs.
Read MoreThe Supes Of Gen V Aren't Antiheroes - They're Only Human
The latest episode of The Boys spinoff Gen V shows that its characters aren't antiheroes, they're just very flawed humans (with superpowers).
Read MoreAn Anime Easter Egg In Gen V Hints At A Deeper Connection
Episode 6 of Gen V gives us a better look at Dusty's Berserk t-shirt, an Easter egg that feels intentional.
Read MoreGen V's Biggest Villain Finally Shows Her True Colors
The new dean of Godolkin University is truly diabolical, but Gen V's villain could have exactly what Billy Butcher needs to take down Homelander.
Read MoreGen V Teaches A Masterclass In Creating A Modern TV Sex Scene
Sex scenes in films and TV shows have become a hot button topic lately, but The Boys spinoff Gen V has a moment that's a masterclass in how to do them right.
Read MoreThe Woods In Gen V Is Way Worse Than We Imagined
Let's put on our spoiler hats and talk about the Woods in the latest episode of The Boys spin-off Gen V. Again: watch out for spoilers! They're in here!
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Episode 3 Makes It Clear: Miss Minutes Wants Her Clock Wound Up
We see another side of Miss Minutes in season 2 of Loki, and that side suggests that the sentient AI contains multitudes, including an unreciprocated love.
Read MoreOof, Jonathan Majors Makes Loki Season 2 Episode 3 Pretty Awkward
We suppose it was inevitable, but we have to talk about Jonathan Majors' presence in the latest episode of Loki season 2 episode 3. Spoilers follow.
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Episode 3 Nods To A Thor Character Continually Cut From The MCU
The third episode of Loki season 2 contains a reference to Balder the Brave, a character who very nearly appeared in every single Loki movie before being cut.
Read MoreGen V Season 2 Is Happening As Prime Video Doubles Down On The Boys Universe
Gen V is officially back for a sophomore year, which means you can see all your favorite junior supes back on the small screen next year.
Read MoreDon't Worry, Loki Season 2 Won't End On Another Cliffhanger
Loki is already getting into fresh trouble in season 2, but executive producer Kevin Wright says there won't be a cliffhanger ending this time around.
Read MoreIs 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.
Read MoreSam's Gen V Puppet Massacre Is Something No Viewer Will Ever Forget
The puppet massacre in the latest episode of Gen V leaves us wondering whether Sam has always experienced these visions, or if something else is going on.
Read MoreLet's Talk About Cate's Big Reveal In Gen V Episode 5
This post contains spoilers for episode 5 of Gen V, Welcome to the Monster Club. Seriously. Big spoilers here. Only read this if you've watched the episode.
Read MoreUhhh, Did Loki Season 2 Episode 2 Just Kill More People Than Thanos And The Blip?
The end of Loki season 2 episode 2 does something that may rival or even outdo the actions of Thanos and the Blip. Let's get spoilery and talk about it!
Read MoreGen V's Greatest Strength Is Also Its Biggest Difference From The Boys
The relatability of Gen V is its biggest difference from The Boys, and its greatest strength that helps keep it from ever feeling too similar.
Read MoreYa Know, X-5 Kinda Has A Good Point About Loki's Villainy In Season 2 Episode 2
The version of Loki who leads Loki season 2 did not commit the same atrocities as the Loki Thanos killed, but he still has a lot to reckon with in this show.
Read MoreBrad Wolfe And Zaniac Have A Very Different History In Marvel Comics Than Loki Season 2
Let's talk about Brad Wolfe/Zaniac, and how different the character is in the comics compared to how he appears in Loki season 2.
Read MoreMobius Loses His Cool In Loki Season 2 Episode 2, And We May Have A Hint About His Old Life
In season 2, episode 2 of Loki, we see Mobius flip out for the first time ever. Why he does so could be a clue about his life before he joined the TVA.
Read MoreGen V Season 2 Plans Are In The Works, But It's Not A Sure Thing Just Yet
Thanks to The Boys spinoff's glowing reception, the Gen V writers have been given the go-ahead to work on season 2 ahead of the show's expected renewal.
Read MoreMarvel's Disastrous TV Production Pipeline Should Be A Lesson For Hollywood
Marvel Studios tried to force TV to bend to its whims, but the studio eventually learned a hard lesson. Here's hoping the rest of Hollywood is paying attention.
Read MoreHere's What Went Wrong With Marvel's Secret Invasion
Marvel's Secret Invasion wasn't a big hit with fans or critics, and that's because there was a lot of behind-the-scenes drama that totally derailed the series.
Read MoreGen V's Funniest Concept Is One Of The Darkest Things In The Boys Universe
Sam, one of the Supe students in Gen V, has hallucinations that are both funny and unnerving.
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Television (83)
Why Star Trek: Lower Decks Isn't Worried About Franchise Canon
The animated comedy series Star Trek: Lower Decks has complete freedom to mess with Star Trek canon however it deems fit ... except when it doesn't.
Read MoreOne Episode Of The Twilight Zone Had The Same Twist As The Good Place
Holy forking shirtballs! If you're a fan of NBC's The Good Place, you may want to dive back into TV history and check out this episode of The Twilight Zone.
Read MoreOne Breaking Bad Decision Had The Writers Worried About Vince Gilligan's Sanity
Vince Gilligan tells us that the writers of Breaking Bad weren't sure what to do with a big gun purchased by Walter White, but eventually they figured it out.
Read MoreThe Simpsons Season 35 Brings Back The Show's Most Underrated Character Pairing
The Simpsons season 35 has been delivering some good stuff, and a new episode focusing on Bart and Marge packs a lot of heart and genuine emotion.
Read MoreSuccession's Writers Did Some Deeply Grim Research For A Pivotal Shiv Scene
Shiv's difficult speech at the end of Connor's Wedding drew from a real-life speech by the now-infamous Ghislaine Maxwell.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Gunsmoke
Gunsmoke is the most legendary Western television series of all time, and some of its most timeless stars are still with us.
Read MoreOne Red Flag At The Start Of I Love Lucy Became Its Downfall
Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz's marriage was on rocky ground before they started working together on I Love Lucy, a fact that eventually lead to the series end.
Read MoreBuffy The Vampire Slayer's First Season Was Forced To Abandon A Few Wild Concepts
When Buffy the Vampire Slayer started, Joss Whedon and the writers would frequently throw around ideas for episodes that they couldn't quite crack.
Read MoreOne Star Trek Character Inspired A Long-Running Inside Joke For The Next Generation Cast
In Patrick Stewart's new memoir, he reveals how trying to make Michael Dorn laugh on the set of Star Trek: The Next Generation spawned a recurring joke.
Read MoreMac's Chase Utley Dream In It's Always Sunny Came True In Real Life
Rob McElhenney and his It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia character Mac are fans of baseball's Chase Utley. But Mac's longtime dream actually came true for Rob.
Read MoreWhy M*A*S*H Seemed To Come To A Screeching Halt
The M*A*S*H ending was one of the most watched episodes of television, ever. So why did the series end at the peak of its popularity?
Read More1923's Michelle Randolph Improvised One Of Elizabeth's Most Emotional Lines
Michelle Randolph snuck a line into one of her characters' most meaningful scenes on 1923, and the Taylor Sheridan series is all the better for it.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny's Entire Cast And Crew Got Robbed While Filming Mac Day In Philly
The 'Mac Day' episode of 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' came with an unexpected cast and crew gift -- a robbery.
Read MoreElaine's Seinfeld Dance Humiliated Julia Louis-Dreyfus In A Very Real Way
In order to fully pull off Elaine's infamously terrible dance on Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus had to humiliate herself in 'a real kind of a way.'
Read MoreFear Of Sam Neill's Psychopathic Peaky Blinders Character Bled Into Real Life
Sam Neill said that his role playing a psychopath on Peaky Blinders made people avoid him in real life, and that's what we call good acting, folks!
Read MoreFuturama's Zapp Brannigan Was Meant To Be Played By A Simpsons Voice Acting Legend
Comedian Phil Hartman, who lent his voice to The Simpsons, was supposed to voice Zapp Brannigan on Futurama, but tragedy intervened.
Read MoreFuturama's Three Greatest Guest Stars, According To The Series' Co-Creator
Futurama has had a lot of amazing guest stars over the years, from Sarah Silverman to William Shatner. But to creator David X Cohen, these are the best cameos.
Read MoreOur Flag Means Death Used 11 Pounds Of Glitter For Stede's Mermaid Tail
That's no CGI tail on Rhys Darby in Our Flag Means Death season 2. The actor wore a handcrafted mermaid costume, complete with 11 pounds of glitter.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone's Rod Serling Gave Steven Spielberg His First Directing Gig
Steven Spielberg may be known for his TV film breakout Duel, but it was Rod Serling of The Twilight Zone that gave him his first gig in TV.
Read MoreA Bones Reboot Could Happen (But It's Complicated)
Could a Bones reboot or revival happen? Anything is possible, but the sale of Fox to Disney hs complicated matters a little bit.
Read MoreThe Futurama Episode That Set The Show's Writers Free From Fox's Terrible Notes
Fox seemingly hated Futurama and loaded the creative team with production notes, so the creators opted for a bit of malicious compliance.
Read MoreOur Flag Means Death Joins Stranger Things In Bringing Back A Kate Bush Classic
At death's door and in need of some musical motivation to stay alive? Kate Bush is the answer, and Our Flag Means Death knows it.
Read MoreAlan Alda's River Of Liver Dance In M*A*S*H Came Out Of Left Field
One of Alan Alda's most memorable scenes on M*A*S*H was completely improvised and unexpected for everyone, including Alda.
Read MoreThis Breaking Bad Moment Finally Pushed Bryan Cranston To No Longer Protect Walter White
Bryan Cranston was willing to go to bat to justify many of Walter White's decisions on Breaking Bad. But this season 5 moment pushed things too far for him.
Read MoreBatman: The Animated Series Recruited A B-Movie Legend For Scarecrow's Redesign
The Scarecrow remains one of the most underrated Batman villains, as Jeffrey Combs' run on Batman: The Animated Series was far too short.
Read MoreThe 6 Best Twist Endings In Twilight Zone History, Ranked
From sudden shifts in perspective to cruel twists of fate, The Twilight Zone had some truly unforgettable endings.
Read MoreSuits' Creator Has A Theory About The Show's Newfound Success On Netflix
Suits has become one of the most watched series on streaming, and everyone is hypothesizing why. So far, the best explanation comes from Suits' creator.
Read MoreFuturama's Zapp Gets Canceled Episode Sparked A Long, Nerdy Debate Between Writers
The Futurama writers' room reportedly wasted an entire day debating the proper spelling of an important word while working on the episode 'Zapp Gets Canceled.'
Read MorePatrick Stewart Had Three Rules For Star Trek: Picard – And They Broke One Of Them
Patrick Stewart reveals in his new memoir, Making It So, that he has initially resistant to making Star Trek: Picard. He changed his mind, but had some rules.
Read MoreLoki Season 2: Ke Huy Quan's OB Is Just Data From The Goonies (In The Best Ways Possible)
Ke Huy Quan's Loki season 2 character Ouroboros (OB for short) has us thinking of his character of Data from The Goonies, and we're okay with that.
Read MoreOne M*A*S*H Actor Completely Tanked His Audition
M*A*S*H made William Christopher famous for his portrayal of Father John Mulcahy, but Christopher's disastrous audition almost cost him the job.
Read MoreEmma's Powers On Gen V Make A Goliath (And Complicated) Change
Emma is quickly becoming one of the most interesting characters on Gen V, and this week's exploration of her powers is walking a challenging tightrope.
Read MoreThis Was The Twilight Zone Episode Where They Killed Rod Serling
The Twilight Zone was meta before adding meta-textual elements to film and TV even became popular. In one episode, Rod Serling's mysterious host even dies.
Read MoreLower Decks' Latest Star Trek Easter Eggs Involve Alien Beverages
Care for some Slug-o-Cola? How about a Dagger of the Mind? The latest episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks has some fun beverage-related Easter eggs.
Read MoreOur Flag Means Death Just Pulled Off An Emotional Season 1 Parallel
Season 2 of Our Flag Means Death is already wonderful and has similar structural parallels to season 1.
Read MoreA Legendary Actor Tried To Convince Patrick Stewart To Turn Down Star Trek
Patrick Stewart became an international star when he took on the role of Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation. But one famous friend protested.
Read MoreGen V Episode 4 Features A Bloody NSFW Moment That Rivals The Boys' Most Shocking Kill
There's a very NSFW moment in one of the episodes of Gen V that made us think of an equally NSFW moment from The Boys. That's a lot of NSFW stuff.
Read MoreThrawn's Victory In Ahsoka Is Tied Directly To Existing Star Wars Canon
Thrawn enjoyed a hard-earned victory in the Ahsoka season 1 finale, having learned some valuable lessons from his experiences on Star Wars Rebels.
Read MoreStar Trek's Patrick Stewart Stole From William Shatner Once, And Only Once
Patrick Stewart went out of his way to avoid imitating William Shatner on Star Trek: The Next Generation, save for his delivery of the show's opening narration.
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Episode 1 Has Much More Talk About Skin Peeling Than We Expected
The buddy cop dynamic between Loki and Mobius is alive and well in season 2 of the Marvel series, especially when the threat of skin peeling comes about.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From The Brady Bunch
The Brady Bunch is one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time. But who from the original cast is still alive today? Here's a rundown of the surviving stars.
Read MoreLoki Season 2 Premiere Has More Walking And Talking Than A West Wing Episode
When it comes to exposition, the time-travel heavy Loki season 2 seems to have learned a valuable lesson from Aaron Sorkin and The West Wing's writing staff.
Read MoreWhere Have You Seen Loki Season 2's X-5 Actor Before?
Who is X-5? Rafael Casal plays the new TVA agents in Loki season 2, and if you're wondering where you might recognize him from, we've got you covered.
Read MoreThe Shadow Of Jonathan Majors Looms Large In Loki Season 2's Premiere
Jonathan Majors doesn't appear in the first episode of Loki season 2, but his presence is still a big part of the premiere, and it's the elephant in the room.
Read MoreDoes Loki Season 2 Episode 1 Have A Credits Scene?
Does Loki season 2 follow in the footsteps of so many MCU projects and feature a credits scene? We have the answer for you within this post! Beware of spoilers!
Read MoreAhsoka Finale Ending Explained: We Are What They Grow Beyond
The ending of the Ahsoka finale lays the groundwork for big things to come in the Star Wars franchise while also capping off its characters' personal journeys.
Read MoreHow Star Trek: Lower Decks Inverts One Of Television's Oldest Tropes
Star Trek: Lower Decks has always taken a more carefree approach to its characters' romantic entanglements; the new episode serves up some classic TV skewering.
Read MoreLower Decks Finally Addresses The Question Of TV In The Star Trek Universe
The greatest adversary on Star Trek: Lower Decks isn't the Borg or the Romulans. It's apparently the mere concept of television.
Read MoreThe Ahsoka Finale Pokes Fun At Fan Complaints About Star Wars Rebels Lightsabers
Ahsoka's season 1 finale took a moment to poke gentle fun at the fans who complained that the lightsaber blades were too thin on Star Wars Rebels.
Read MoreHow Lower Decks Always Finds The Comedy In Star Trek's Darkest Moments
The Dominion War looms over Star Trek: Lower Decks, and the comedy series finds a way to respect it without losing its comedic edge.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Takes One Major Alien Race Where No Other Show Has Gone Before
It's been a long road, getting from there to here, for the Ferengi on Star Trek, and Lower Decks just took them another big step.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Just Had The Nerdiest Episode Title Of All Time
Star Trek: Lower Decks nodded to the 2004 cult horror/comedy series Garth Marenghi's Darkplace this week in what might just be its nerdiest reference yet.
Read MoreThe Biggest Problem With Ahsoka? It Should Never Have Been Live Action
In bringing the characters and worlds from Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels into live-action, Ahsoka lost a lot of what makes those animated series so special.
Read MoreStar Trek: Lower Decks Continues One Of Deep Space Nine's Greatest Subplots
In true Lower Decks fashion, the show has taken a single lingering thread from a past Star Trek show and followed up with some fan-favorites.
Read MoreFullmetal Alchemist Has A Big Difference From Other Shonen Anime
A monthly publishing schedule allowed Fullmetal Alchemist author Hiromu Arakawa more time to plot out the story than mangakas with a weekly deadline.
Read MoreMorgan Elsbeth's 'Gift' From The Night Mothers In Ahsoka Episode 8 Explained
Morgan Elsbeth finally reaps the rewards of her loyalty in the Ahsoka season finale, and those rewards include a familiar weapon.
Read More20 Years Ago, The Original Fullmetal Alchemist Dared To Avoid A Happy Ending
There were two different anime adaptations of Fullmetal Alchemist, but only one had the gall to end on a bleak note.
Read MoreThe Little White Bird In Ahsoka's Season 1 Finale Has Deep Ties To The Force
Morai, the Convor bird who showed up in the Ahsoka season 1 finale, has direct ties to the Mortis Gods that exist at the nexus of the Force.
Read MoreWho Were Those Statues At The End Of Ahsoka's Season 1 Finale?
Baylan Skoll's true motivations are teased in the Ahsoka season 1 finale, which links back to the Mortis gods from Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
Read MoreAhsoka Desperately Needs A Season 2, And The Mandalorian Could Be Just That
The Ahsoka season 1 finale just has us craving for a season 2. Here's what we hope happens in a second season ... or in The Mandalorian season 4.
Read MoreThe Ahsoka Season 1 Finale Reveals Thrawn's Dark, Twisted Plan
The Ahsoka season 1 finale proves why Grand Admiral Thrawn is one of the most twisted, dangerous leaders in the galaxy.
Read MoreAhsoka's Season 1 Finale Reflects Dave Filoni's Relationship To Star Wars With The Jedi, The Witch, And The Warlord
The season 1 finale of Ahsoka sets the stage for more Star Wars stories and seems to explore creator Dave Filoni's relationship with Star Wars.
Read MoreThe Witcher Book Plotline Anya Chalotra Is Most Excited To See In Season 4
Anya Chalotra, who plays the sorceress Yennefer on The Witcher, is particularly excited for one season 4 storyline, and it doesn't actually involve her.
Read MoreThe Original Star Trek: Picard Ending Revealed By Patrick Stewart
Star Trek: Picard gave fans a satisfying send-off to the storyline of Jean-Luc Picard. But actor Patrick Stewart had different ideas about what should happen.
Read MoreOne Bones Moment Made Emily Deschanel Cry So Much They Had To Scrap The Footage
Emily Deschanel's character on Bones was for the most part clinical and unemotional, but that didn't stop Deschanel from bawling over one season 2 plotline.
Read MoreGen V Features A Hero With A Bloody Familiar Power
Jaz Sinclair's character on Gen V, Marie Moreau, has an unusual ability that actually has deep roots in the annals of superhero media history.
Read MoreGen V's Gender-Swapping Superhero: Jordan's Superpowers Explained
Let's talk about Jordan, a character on The Boys spin-off Gen V. Some minor spoilers for the new Prime Video series follow, so consider yourself warned.
Read MoreHow The Witcher's Anya Chalotra And Freya Allan Made Sense Of Ciri's Season 3 Arc
The Witcher's Anya Chalotra and Freya Allan have built up an incredible working relationship behind the scenes that led to their unique dynamic on screen.
Read MoreWhy It Took So Long For Arcee To Appear In The Transformers Movies
Arcee is the only well known woman Transformer in the franchise, and as such, she's been divisive. Here is why it took Arcee so long to show up in the movies.
Read MoreThe Twilight Zone's 2002 Revival Was Doomed From The Start, Thanks To Network Interference
The Twilight Zone 2002 UPN revival faced an uphill battle right from the start thanks to studio interference and a demand that the reboot series be hip.
Read MoreNathan Fielder's The Curse Release Date, Cast, Plot, And More Info
Nathan Fielder is back for another deliciously uncomfortable meta-TV adventure. This time with The Curse, co-starring Emma Stone for Showtime.
Read MoreJonathan Frakes Names His Dream Cast For Star Trek: Legacy
If the Star Trek spinoff Star Trek: Legacy ever happens, franchise mainstay Jonathan Frakes already has a full cast in mind to populate the show.
Read MoreJohn DiMaggio Took A New Approach To Futurama's Bender For The Hulu Revival
In the original run of Futurama, Bender was a pharaoh, a werecar, and briefly a god, but voice actor John DiMaggio now sees him as being 'like my kid.'
Read MoreSuits Season 9 Isn't On Netflix – But We Know Where You Can Watch It Instead
Suits is a streaming hit on Netflix, but the service only has the first 8 seasons. Here's where to watch season 9, the show's final season.
Read MoreIncluding Old Bruce Wayne In Batman Beyond Caused A Major Writing Problem
When it came to Batman Beyond, writers kept pitching stories about old Bruce Wayne instead of the show's main character Terry McGinnis.
Read MoreBrittany Daniel Wasn't Supposed To Play Carmen In It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia has always been a dark and edgy comedy, but way back in the mid 2000s, they were surprisingly progressive on trans issues.
Read MorePedro Pascal's Guest Role On Buffy The Vampire Slayer Inspired One Of His Most Underrated Films
Before he was The Mandalorian, Pedro Pascal was just a young man who got turned into a vampire on the beloved series Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Read MoreOne Of Futurama's Darkest Running Jokes Was Inspired By Donald Duck
The suicide booth on Futurama has a strange origin story ... in an old Donald Duck cartoon.
Read MoreWhy Rod Serling Apologized To Carol Burnett After Her Twilight Zone Episode
Carol Burnett starred on an episodes of The Twilight Zone that, let's say, didn't go on to be so beloved, and Rod Serling realized that.
Read MoreIt's Always Sunny Isn't Just A Show About Terrible People
Fans wouldn't have remained so loyal to It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia after 16 seasons if it didn't have genuine moments of emotional honesty.
Read MoreIn Spring 2000, Buffy The Vampire Slayer And The Sopranos Somehow Had The Same Season Finale
The Sopranos and Buffy ruled TV in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and for one month in the year 2000, both conducted wild experiments with dream logic.
Read MoreAn Original Prop From The Twilight Zone Had Bill Mumy Cringing In Disgust
The Twilight Zone actor Bill Mumy had to deal with a disgusting three-headed gopher prop while filming the episode It's a Good Life.
Read MoreThe Only M*A*S*H Actor Who Was In Every Single Episode
One actor became the anchor for the series M*A*S*H over the course of its long run on television - and he's why we continue to watch the show today.
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A Fall Trilogy Is Now In The Works, So Get Ready To Fall With A Vengeance
Fall was already getting a sequel, testing our fear of heights yet again, but now it's officially being turned into a trilogy. Here's what we know...
Read More15 Movies Like Heat That Are Definitely Worth Watching
Michael Mann's Heat isn't a heist film, a crime epic, or a neo-noir. It's a genre all of its own. Here are 15 more films like it.
Read MoreCool Stuff: Park Chan-Wook's Oldboy Is Getting A Special Edition 4K Blu-Ray Release In December
Park Chan-wook's Oldboy was remastered and re-released in theaters earlier this year. Now it's getting a new 4K Blu-ray with some great special features.
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A Time Travel Murder Mystery On Netflix Has Fans Completely Mind-Boggled
The limited drama series Bodies is getting plenty of attention over on Netflix, even if the show seems to be leaving some people confused.
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Trailers (23)
New Good Burger 2 Trailer Wants To Replace Kenan Thompson And Kel Mitchell With Robots
Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell are serving up silliness in the new trailer for Good Burger 2, which features some other famous faces popping up.
Read MoreThe Princess Diana Story Nears Its Tragic End In The Crown Season 6 Trailer
Tragedy awaits Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, and the rest of the royal family in The Crown season 6. Watch the new trailer here.
Read MoreKathryn Newton Has A Crush On A Living Corpse In The Lisa Frankenstein Trailer
Katherine Newton and Cole Sprouse star in Lisa Frankenstein, a new high school horror-comedy written by Diablo Cody. Watch the trailer here.
Read MoreDoctor Who 60th Anniversary Special Trailer Reveals The Return Of David Tennant – And A Release Date
David Tennant is back for more wibbly wobbly, timey-wimey stuff in a new trailer for the Doctor Who 60th anniversary specials, which now have release dates.
Read MoreBradley Cooper Brings Everything He's Got To The Oscar Race In The New Trailer For Maestro
Bradley Cooper directs and stars in Maestro, the story of Leonard Bernstein's life and relationship with his wife Felicia, and a new trailer is here.
Read MoreJuno Temple Is A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing In The Fargo Season 5 Trailer
Trouble is coming to Minnesota and North Dakota all over again in the upcoming Fargo season 5. Check out the trailer right here.
Read MoreJulia Roberts And Mahershala Ali Battle The Apocalypse In The Leave The World Behind Trailer
Sam Esmail returns to familiar territory with Leave the World Behind, a thriller about an impending apocalypse set off by cyberattacks. Watch the trailer here.
Read MoreBarry Keoghan Is Invited Into A Nest Of Vipers In The New Saltburn Trailer
Saltburn is the new thriller from Promising Young Woman director Emerald Fennell that explores the privilege and darkness of the British ruling class.
Read MoreSydney Sweeney And Glen Powell Fake A Romance In The Anyone But You Trailer
Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell hope to light up the box office with some big screen passion and laughs in the rom-com Anyone But You. Watch the trailer here.
Read MoreSylvester Stallone Looks Back At His Life And Career In Netflix's Sly Documentary Trailer
The Italian Stallion himself reflects on his life and career in the upcoming Sylvester Stallone Netflix documentary Sly. Watch the trailer here.
Read MoreDiscover The Story Of The 1936 Olympic Rowing Team In George Clooney's The Boys In The Boat Trailer
George Clooney gets behind the camera again for The Boys in the Boat, the story of the 1936 Olympic rowing team, and the first trailer has arrived.
Read MoreVanessa Kirby Rules Joaquin Phoenix's Heart In New Trailer For Ridley Scott's Napoleon
Ridley Scott is back with another big, sprawling historical epic. Watch the latest trailer for Napoleon, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby.
Read MoreAdam Driver Makes Some Very Fast Cars In The New Ferrari Trailer
Adam Driver gets to use another questionable Italian accent in the new trailer for Michael Mann's Ferrari. Watch it right here.
Read MoreA Mad Santa Is Coming For Tim Allen In The Santa Clauses Season 2 Trailer
Scott Calvin is turning Santa Claus into a family business, but there's a Mad Santa coming to stir up trouble in The Santa Clauses season 2 trailer
Read MoreThe Zone Of Interest Trailer Presents The Most Disturbing Movie Of 2023
Jonathan Glazer, the director of Under the Skin, returns with the disturbing The Zone of Interest. Watch the unsettling trailer for the film right here.
Read MoreMark Is Finally Back For More Bloody Superheroics In The Invincible Season 2 Trailer
Prime Video released the season 2 trailer for Invincible at New York Comic Con. The upcoming episodes premiere on November 3, 2023.
Read MoreThere's A Creepy Knock At The Door In The First Teaser For The Strangers: Chapter 1
Riverdale star Madelaine Petsch encounters a familiar menace in the teaser for The Strangers: Chapter 1, a revamp of the hit 2008 horror film.
Read MoreKurt Russell Meets Kaiju In The New Trailer For Godzilla TV Series Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters
The trailer for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters dives deeper into the MonsterVerse and features an appearance by Kurt Russell (along with a certain familiar kaiju).
Read MoreDiscover The Treasure Of Foggy Mountain In The Trailer For Please Don't Destroy's First Movie
Saturday Night Live's trio known as Please Don't Destroy is releasing their first movie, an adventure comedy called The Treasure of Foggy Mountain.
Read MoreNathan Fielder, Emma Stone, And Benny Safdie Get Weird In The Curse Trailer
The Curse trailer teases the latest project from magician/maniac Nathan Fielder, and fans of horror and comedy alike should watch out.
Read MoreTimothée Chalamet Changes The World With Chocolate In The Wonka Trailer
Are you excited to watch Timothée Chalamet prance about dressed as Gonzo from The Muppet Christmas Carol? If so, the latest Wonka trailer is waiting for you.
Read MoreThe New Leo Trailer Gives Adam Sandler His Best Role Yet: An Old Lizard
Adam Sandler is getting animated with the Netflix original movie about a talking lizard, Leo.
Read MoreZac Efron And Jeremy Allen White Play Real-Life Wrestling Brothers In The Iron Claw Trailer
The real-life wrestling family the Von Erichs take center stage -- er, center ring -- in The Iron Claw trailer, which comes from talented director Sean Durkin.
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TV News (14)
The Cast Of Friends Release Joint Statement Regarding The Passing Of Matthew Perry
The cast of Friends have released a joint statement about the passing of their co-star, Matthew Perry.
Read MoreMatthew Perry, Who Starred In Friends As Chandler Bing, Has Died At 54
Beloved actor and comedian Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing for 10 seasons on Friends, has died at the age of 54.
Read MoreRichard Moll, Night Court Star And Voice Of Harvey Dent, Has Died At 80
Richard Moll, the actor of towering height who played Bull the Bailiff in Night Court and voiced Two-Face in Batman: The Animated Series, has died at 80.
Read MoreDaredevil: Born Again Gets Punisher's Showrunner, Loki And Moon Knight's Directing Duo
Daredevil: Born Again is finally booted up and ready for production. The half-stalled second season is on track with Aaron Moorhead and Justin Benson.
Read MoreTrue Detective Was A Novel And A Stage Play Before It Was A TV Show
True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto originally considered turning the crime drama into a novel or play before (wisely) deciding television was the way to go.
Read MoreThe Big Reveal In Alien That Inspired Noah Hawley's TV Series
Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley spoke at this year's Austin Film Festival, and he revealed some more information about his upcoming Alien TV show for FX.
Read MoreTrue Detective's Creator Wrote A Michael Fassbender Western That Somehow Became A New Magnificent Seven
True Detective's Nic Pizzolatto wrote a Western for Michael Fassbender, and it sounds like it's being turned into a new take on The Magnificent Seven.
Read MoreLegendary Horror Filmmaker John Carpenter To Make His First Talk Show Appearance In Decades
John Carpenter, the iconoclastic director behind movies like Halloween, The Thing, The Fog, Starman, and more, is making a rare late night talk show appearance.
Read MoreFor All Mankind Season 4 Release Date, Trailer, Cast And Plot
The return of Apple TV+'s highly anticipated sci-fi series finally has a release date. Here's everything we know about For All Mankind season 4 so far.
Read MoreSuzanne Somers, Star Of Three's Company And Step By Step, Has Died At 76
Actress Suzanne Somers, best known for playing Chrissy Snow in Three's Company, has died at the age of 76 following a battle with cancer.
Read MoreMark 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.
Read MoreFor All Mankind Trailer Transcends The Space Race For A Thrilling Season 4
The season 4 trailer for For All Mankind promises the same suspenseful, cerebral, interstellar goodness that made the show such a hit for Apple TV+.
Read MoreHalloween TV Rights Find A New Home, And A Cinematic Universe Is Being Planned
Michael Myers is headed to the small screen as Miramax lands the TV rights to the popular, seemingly never-ending Halloween franchise.
Read MoreMarvel Studios Revamping Daredevil: Born Again, Searching For New Writers And Directors
Daredevil: Born Again is being revamped as part of Marvel Studios' greater efforts to address the recurring problems with its approach to producing TV shows.
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TV Reviews (7)
Invincible Season 2 Review: The Bloody, Gripping Superhero Drama Returns Better Than Ever
Invincible season 2 is an improvement over season 1 both in terms of story and animation. Here's our review of the new season.
Read MoreNate Bargatze Lays Down The Laughs In Saturday Night Live's Decent Halloween Episode
Stand-up comedian Nate Bargatze hosted Saturday Night Live's Halloween episode with special appearances by Christopher Walken and Dave Grohl. Let's dig in!
Read MorePluto Review: Astro Boy Meets Watchmen In Stunning New Anime
If you're a fan of Pluto, seeing this story rendered in animation will be worth the wait. Here's our review of the new Netflix anime.
Read MoreBad Bunny Brings Bilingual Laughs (With Mick Jagger And Pedro Pascal) To Saturday Night Live
Bad Bunny made his hosting debut on Saturday Night Live, and he also brought Pedro Pascal, Fred Armisen and ... Mick Jagger? Let's dig into the new episode.
Read MorePete Davidson's Hit Or Miss Saturday Night Live Hopped On The Taylor Swift Hype Train
Pete Davidson returned to host Saturday Night Live for the first time after leaving the series at the end of season 47, and yes, Taylor Swift was there too.
Read MoreMonarch: Legacy Of Monsters Review: A Mystery Box Series With A Little Bit Of Godzilla For Good Measure
Monarch: Legacy of the Monsters may be set in the MonsterVerse, but don't expect to see Godzilla that often. Here's our review of the Apple TV+ series.
Read MoreFor All Mankind Season 4 Review: Another Giant Leap For Apple's Smart And Thrilling Space Drama
For All Mankind season 4 once again re-establishes the Apple TV+ series as a nuanced, challenging, and relevant work. Read our review of the new season here.
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