Where Was Jake Gyllenhaal's Road House Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
Where was Road House filmed? The 2024 remake is set in the Florida Keys, but it mostly shot in a different country. Here's where the production filmed instead.
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A Video Game Movie Is A Streaming Hit On Max Despite Its 41% Rotten Tomatoes Score
While this particular video game movie wasn't well-received upon its initial release, that hasn't stopped it from topping the streaming charts on Max.
Read MoreDaniel Craig's Three Favorite James Bond Movies
Over the years, James Bond actor Daniel Craig has revealed his favorite films in the entire Bond franchise. Here are his top three.
Read MoreSean Connery Didn't Mince Words About Roger Moore's James Bond
Given his personality, it's no surprise that Sean Connery didn't hold back when talking about the James Bond movies in the Roger Moore era of the franchise.
Read MoreCameron Diaz's First Movie In 11 Years Is Dominating Netflix
Cameron Diaz might not be back in theaters, but her long-awaited return to movie acting is currently topping the Netflix streaming charts.
Read MoreThe Genuine Reason Why Bruce Willis Became Frustrated With Movies Like Die Hard
Here's why unexpected action superstar Bruce Willis became frustrated with action cinema after the genre-redefining success of 1988's Die Hard.
Read MoreOne Of The Best Sonic The Hedgehog 3 Scenes Was A Silly Jim Carrey Idea
One of the best scenes in Sonic the Hedgehog 3 not only features Jim Carrey going all-out comedically, but it was also the actor's idea to begin with.
Read MoreHow To Watch Sonic The Hedgehog 3 At Home
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is racing onto digital this week, with a physical home media release slated for Sonic and the gang later this year.
Read More10 Actors Who Turned Down Marvel Movies
Starring in a Marvel movie can be a tremendous opportunity for an actor, but some stars have actually turned down notable MCU roles.
Read MoreStephen King Loved A Disappointing Remake Starring Denzel Washington & John Travolta
Stephen King frequently recommends movies, and not just horror movies. He once sang the praises of a Tony Scott action pic that didn't get much attention.
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr.'s Sneaky The Nice Guys Cameo, Explained
Did you know Robert Downey Jr. made a cameo in The Nice Guys? It's easy to miss, but it's a really fun appearance once his character is explained.
Read MoreMost Hollywood Disaster Movies Have Something In Common (And It's Not What You Think)
An unusually large number of Hollywood disaster movies recycle a certain story element over and over again. Let's investigate.
Read MoreWhy Daniel Craig Tried To Sabotage His First James Bond Meeting - And How It Backfired
Daniel Craig was not shy about voicing his discomfort with playing James Bond, and he even tried to sabotage his own audition before landing the part.
Read MoreJason Statham Starred In One Of The Worst Video Game Movie Flops Of All Time
Of course the worst video game movie ever made was a flop, but it's a shame that it starred a high-profile performer like Jason Statham.
Read MoreTwo '80s Classics Are Seeking Resurrection As Warner Bros. Doubles Down On Franchises
It looks like the folks at Warner Bros. are getting serious about making new sequels for popular '80s films Gremlins and The Goonies.
Read MoreHow Real Is The Crocodile Scene From The James Bond Movie Live And Let Die?
The scene where James Bond (as played by Roger Moore) jumps a line of crocodiles in Live and Let Die is more real than you might think.
Read MoreA French Action Thriller Just Became A Global Streaming Hit On Netflix
A French action thriller called Ad Vitam, which is reminiscent of Taken, completely dominated Netflix's popularity charts in the early days of 2025.
Read More5 Reasons Why Den Of Thieves 2: Pantera Dominated The Box Office
The Gerard Butler-led Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is the first new box office hit of 2025. Here's how the action movie sequel became a success.
Read MoreThe Western Role That Kevin Costner Once Called Perfect
Kevin Costner has played many cowboys in his career, but there's one Western role he once referred to as "perfect" for him.
Read MoreBruce Willis Initially Refused To Say One Of His Funny Lines In Die Hard 2
Die Hard 2 star Bruce Willis clashed with director Renny Harlin over the tone of the movie, and especially over a certain fax pun.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Ip Man Movies
Few martial arts movies are as fun and ridiculous as the Ip Man films. Here's the best way to go about watching the Donnie Yen-led franchise.
Read MoreThe Only James Bond Theme Songs To Win At The Oscars
Despite the franchise's songs earning nominations before, one James Bond movie seemingly opened the floodgates for Best Original Song victories at the Oscars.
Read MoreDen Of Thieves Wants To Be The Low Budget, Dirtbag Fast And Furious
If the first Den of Thieves felt like it was borrowing a thing or two from Heat, Den of Thieves 2 seems to take inspiration from the Fast and Furious saga.
Read MoreWhy Den Of Thieves 2 Is Subtitled 'Pantera'
Big Nick O'Brien is back for more action-packed adventures in the sequel Den of Thieves 2. But why does the movie have that Pantera subtitle?
Read MoreOne Of The Best John Wick Characters Is Getting A Spin-Off – With A Very Appropriate Director
The John Wick spin-off movie centered on Donnie Yen's Caine is not only moving forward, but it's also found a rather exciting director.
Read MoreThe Two Actors Who Have Appeared In The Most Jurassic Park Movies
The Jurassic Park franchise has been going strong for over 30 years, but two stars of the series have appeared in more installments than any other.
Read MoreA Jurassic Park Fan Edit Reveals What Scientifically Accurate Raptors Would Look Like
Ever wondered what scientifically accurate velociraptors would have looked like in Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park? One fan has shown us the answer.
Read MoreJason Statham's Only 2024 Action Movie Is Killing It On Amazon Prime Video
Jason Statham not only scored a box office hit with his sole 2024 action movie, but the film itself is now climbing the charts on Prime Video.
Read MoreA Forgotten Chris Hemsworth Flop Became An Instant Hit On Netflix
One of Chris Hemsworth's previous box office flops is suddenly topping the charts on Netflix, but will that be enough to repair its reputation?
Read MoreA 2024 Ryan Gosling Flop Is Finally Finding Its Audience On Amazon Prime Video
Ryan Gosling's 2024 follow-up to Barbie may have flopped at the box office, but it's currently flying high on Amazon Prime Video.
Read MoreWhy The Goonies 2 Never Happened
There's been talk of The Goonies 2 for decades with nothing to show for it. Here's why a proper return to the Goon Docks has never happened.
Read MoreWhy Cobra Kai's Ralph Macchio Didn't Return For The Next Karate Kid
Original Karate Kid star Ralph Macchio helped make Cobra Kai a hit, but why didn't he return to the franchise in 1994 for The Next Karate Kid?
Read MoreKurt Russell's Tombstone Had To Follow A Strict Mustache Rule
You'd be hard pressed to find a better assembly of well-manicured mustaches outside of Kurt Russell and co. in Tombstone.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan's Favorite James Bond Movie & Actor Are From Different Eras
Christopher Nolan is an admitted James Bond enthusiast, although his favorite Bond actor and Bond movie might not be what you'd expect.
Read More20 Years Ago, Metacritic's Worst-Rated Live-Action Video Game Movie Was Released
Uwe Boll has directed many of the worst-reviewed live-action video game movies ever, including the lowest-rated one on Metacritic.
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John Wayne Once Revealed The Worst Western He Starred In
Being the outspoken sort, John Wayne couldn't help but comment on what he considered perhaps the worst Western he'd ever starred in.
Read More12 Reasons Why Cobra Kai Is Better Than The Karate Kid Movies
Which series kicks butt better, Netflix's "Cobra Kai" or "The Karate Kid" movies? Well, we already know it's "Cobra Kai," and we have 12 good reasons why.
Read MoreCobra Kai Season 6: The Chad McQueen Tribute Explained
Cobra Kai is known for honoring the actors from the original Karate Kid movie trilogy, and that extends to the late Chad McQueen.
Read MoreTaylor Kitsch's Brutal New Western Series Is Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
Over a decade after headlining a pair of all-time box office bombs, Taylor Kitsch is ruling the Netflix charts thanks to his grisly new Western show.
Read MoreThe Only Main Actors Still Alive From The 1985 Equalizer TV Series
The original '80s Equalizer TV series wound up birthing a surprisingly durable franchise. Here's what the show's surviving cast members are up to now.
Read MoreWhy Cobra Kai Moved From YouTube To Netflix In Season 3
Cobra Kai is a huge Netflix hit, but the Karate Kid spin-off series actually started out on YouTube. Here's how it ended up on Netflix.
Read MoreWhy Gunsmoke's Matt And Miss Kitty Never Got Married, According To James Arness
Gunsmoke star James Arness had his own theory as to why his character, U.S. Marshal Matt Dillon, and Miss Kitty Russell (Amanda Blake) never got married.
Read MoreThe Best Karate Kid Project, According To IMDb
Which is the best Karate Kid project around? At the very least, there's a pretty clear winner when it comes to their scores on IMDb.
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18 Underrated Anime Movies You Really Need To See
From past hit films that new fans have dismissed or ones that never got their time to shine, here are 18 underrated anime movies to not miss.
Read MoreA Beloved Disney Character Was Designed After Tom Cruise
Disney animators looked to Top Gun era Tom Cruise for inspiration while designing one of the studio's most beloved animated characters.
Read MoreHow The 2025 Oscars Made Animation History
Animation has been overlooked for most of Oscars history, but the 2025 nominations made history in a number of different ways.
Read MoreThe Two Best Animated 2024 Movies You Haven't Seen Are About The Same Thing
The lesser-seen 2024 animated movies Memoir of a Snail and Flow might look strikingly different, but they deal with similar themes and ideas.
Read MoreDisney's 2024 Movie Slate Accomplished A Box Office Feat Not Seen Since 2019
Disney was once again the king of the box office in 2024, giving the greater theatrical industry a boost it sorely needed in the ongoing pandemic era.
Read MoreThat Weird Time Alvin And The Chipmunks Had A Horror Crossover With The Wolfman
Alvin and the Chipmunks appeared in multiple horror crossovers with classic Universal monsters, including one that brought them face to face with the Wolfman.
Read MoreHow Jerry Seinfeld Tricked Chris Rock Into Starring In Bee Movie
Bee Movie has a ridiculously stacked celebrity voice cast, and it's probably because Jerry Seinfeld tricked folks into signing on, as he did with Chris Rock.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Pokémon Franchise
Wanna catch 'em all? There are a ton of Pokémon shows and movies to get through, so here's the correct way to go about watching the franchise.
Read MoreHow To Watch The Digimon Movies & TV Shows In Order
Digimon is the rare kids anime franchise that matures over time, which is all the more reason to watch its movies and shows in the correct order.
Read More15 Best Anime Movies & TV Shows On Crunchyroll
For years, Crunchyroll has been a one-stop shop for anime fans of all kinds. Here are 15 anime movies and shows you should check out on the streamer.
Read MoreWhy Did Eren Yeager Start The Rumbling On Attack On Titan?
Eren Yeager unleashed an armageddon on the world when he started The Rumbling in Attack on Titan, but why diid he do it in the first place? Let's break it down.
Read MoreCastlevania: Nocturne Season 2 Makes The Show's Biggest Mystery Even More Confusing
What the heck is up with the new night creatures in Netflix's Castlevania: Nocturne season 2? Here's hoping a third season gets the greenlight.
Read MoreWhy A Pokémon Episode Was Banned Outside Of Japan
Pokémon is the highest-grossing media franchise of all time, but an episode of the anime was banned after its initial airing in Japan.
Read MoreOne Of The Best Anime Ever Is Back On Netflix In 2025
One of the best anime series ever produced has returned to Netflix to kick off 2025. Here's why it deserves to get priority in your queue.
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Why A Dexter's Laboratory Segment Was Banned For Nearly Two Decades
There may be gloom and doom while things go boom in Dexter's Laboratory, but one profane segment was formally banned for nearly 20 years.
Read MoreFamily Guy's Stephen King Parody Episode Made One Major Mistake
When Family Guy set its sights on the works of Stephen King for a parody episode, the show actually looked to the film adaptations instead of King's books.
Read MoreThe Controversial Beavis And Butt-Head Episode That Was Blamed For A Tragedy
Beavis and Butt-Head temporarily changed their sense of humor after a parent lodged a complaint following a tragedy they blamed on the show's influence.
Read MoreDavid Lynch Had A Hilarious Cameo In A Family Guy Christmas Episode
The late David Lynch had a cameo in a Christmas episode of Family Guy and had a significant role on its spin-off, The Cleveland Show.
Read MoreBatman: The Animated Series Replaced Its 'Scary' Original Joker Actor
It's hard to imagine anyone but Mark Hamill as Batman: The Animated Series' Joker, but he actually replaced another famous screen actor.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Simpsons Killed Off Maude Flanders
Only a few characters on The Simpsons have ever died and stayed dead, but the choice to kill off Maude Flanders was a result of behind the scenes conflict.
Read MoreHow The Simpsons Made Jennifer Tilly Rich
Jennifer Tilly may voice Bonnie Swanson on Family Guy, but it's the animated show's competitor, The Simpsons, that made her rich.
Read MoreWhy So Many Cartoon Characters Only Have 4 Fingers
Ever wonder why cartoon characters have four fingers? It's not just to save on animation costs (though that was one of the reasons).
Read MoreThe Simpsons Creator Has Two 'Dream' Cameos That Will Never Happen
The Simpsons has featured a number of celebrity cameos over the last three decades, but two of a producer's dream guests are an impossibility.
Read MoreCastlevania: Nocturne Season 2 Pulls Off A Rare Feat For Netflix
Netflix is notorious for canceling shows well before their stories end, but the Castlevania continuation, Nocturne, keeps one of their best shows alive.
Read More15 Best SpongeBob SquarePants Episodes, Ranked
With SpongeBob SquarePants still going strong after over 25 years on the air, let's rank the animated series' best episodes of all time.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Forced Nickelodeon To Temporarily Pull A SpongeBob SquarePants Episode
An older quarantine-themed episode of SpongeBob SquarePants sent Nickelodeon into a panic when the COVID-19 lockdowns went into effect in 2020.
Read MoreDid A New League Of Legends Trailer Just Tease An Arcane Sequel?
Arcane is seemingly over, but a new League of Legends trailer suggests there may yet be more to come in terms of the show's story.
Read MoreThe 15 Best 2000s Cartoons, Ranked
The 2000s ushered in a new golden age when it comes to the realm of television animation. Here are 15 of the best cartoon shows from the 2000s.
Read MoreThe 3 Family Guy Episodes Written By Series Creator Seth MacFarlane
Despite creating the comedy series, Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane is officially credited as writing only three episodes.
Read MoreHow Family Guy Creator Seth MacFarlane Felt About The Show's Cancellation
Family Guy was the first show creator Seth MacFarlane ever pitched, so when it was canceled the first time, he had an atypical reaction.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Guest Stars On The Simpsons, Ranked
Over 30-plus seasons, "The Simpsons" has had countless famous guests in one-off or recurring roles. Here are the top 15 celebrity guests in the show's history.
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Comedy Movies (24)
Will Ferrell & Reese Witherspoon's New Romantic Comedy Is Taking Οver Prime Video
Big comedies continue to thrive on streaming, as evidenced by this Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon rom-com topping the charts at Prime Video.
Read MoreUnderrated Buddy Comedies That You Should Really Check Out
There are many famous comedic movie duos, but they don't all get the appreciation they deserve. Here are 18 buddy comedies to add to your watchlist.
Read MoreHow The Cat In The Hat Led To A Ban On Live-Action Dr. Seuss Movies
The Cat in the Hat is one of Dr. Seuss' most beloved books, but the live-action adaptation is so hated, it impacted every Seuss movie moving forward.
Read MoreMelissa Barrera's 2024 Romantic Horror Movie Has Become A Streaming Hit On Max
Viewers have unexpectedly turned this 2024 Melissa Barrera-headlined romantic horror-comedy oddity into a streaming success on Max.
Read MoreThis 2022 Arthouse Gem Was Basically Gilligan's Island
In some ways, the 2022 dark comedy Triangle of Sadness can be seen as an arthouse remake of Gilligan's Island. Trust us on this one.
Read MoreWhy Bridesmaids Cut A Hilarious Ice Skating Scene With Paul Rudd
No one writes a scene for Paul Rudd and thinks it will end up on the cutting room floor, but that's exactly what happened with Bridesmaids.
Read MoreOne Mean Girls Actor Learned About His Casting In The Funniest Way Ever
One of the key actors in Mean Girls was able to immediately quit their retail job after discovering they booked the part in the Lindsay Lohan comedy.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino's Cameo In A Muppets Movie Is Wholesome (And Strange)
Quentin Tarantino made for an odd yet strangely fitting celebrity guest when he briefly shared the screen with Kermit the Frog in a Muppet movie.
Read MoreHow A Wes Anderson Box Office Flop Paved The Way For One Of The Director's Biggest Hits
One of Wes Anderson's best films was made for significantly less than some of his other projects, and the lower budget was to the film's benefit.
Read MoreWhy Mary-Kate And Ashley Olsen Disappeared From Hollywood
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen took Hollywood by storm in the '90s and '00s before stepping away from the industry. Let's catch up with the twin sisters.
Read MoreSeven Classic Novels The Muppets Need To Adapt Next
Treating The Muppets like repertory players in classic stories is a great way to breathe new life into the world’s best literature, and it's time for more.
Read MoreJim Carrey & Cameron Diaz Have One Condition To Return For The Mask 2
Could the hit '90s comedy The Mask get a proper sequel? (No, Son of the Mask doesn't count.) Here's what stars Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz have said.
Read MoreThe 15 Best '90s Kids' Movies Ranked
The '90s had some stellar movies meant for children. Here, let's try and tackle the impossible task of ranking 15 of them.
Read MoreOnly Two Musicals Have A Near-Perfect Score On Metacritic
The two highest-rated musicals on Metacritic are both classics (and one of them ranks among the best movies ever made in general).
Read MoreNicolas Cage's Best Comedy Is Blowing Up Netflix's Top Charts
Nicolas Cage is rocketing up the top streaming charts on Netflix thanks to one of the best-received comedies he's starred in recently.
Read MoreHow The Late, Great Bob Uecker Changed Baseball Movies Forever
Bob Uecker, who has died at age 90, changed baseball movies forever with his hilarious, wildly quotable performance in 1989's Major League.
Read MoreOne Underseen William Zabka Movie Raises A Bewildering Karate Kid Question
A throwaway joke in the underseen William Zabka 1980s high school comedy Just One of the Guys raises major questions about the larger Karate Kid universe.
Read MoreThe Quentin Tarantino Movie That You Probably Forgot Bruce Willis Cameoed In
As memorable as Bruce Willis' role in Pulp Fiction is, it's not the only time Quentin Tarantino directed the actor in a movie.
Read MoreJay & Silent Bob Strike Back Happened Thanks To This Kevin Smith Cameo
Jay and Silent Bob have made some pretty weird cameos over the years, but one in particular inspired Kevin Smith to give them their own movie.
Read MoreBruce Willis Parodied His Die Hard Role For A Forgotten Action Comedy
Bruce Willis parodying his John McClane persona from Die Hard is probably the best thing about this otherwise forgotten action movie lampoon.
Read More10 Best Movies Like Legally Blonde
If you love Reese Witherspoon's bubbly comedy Legally Blonde, you may want to seek out these 10 movies with the same spirit.
Read More10 Best Feel-Good Movies To Watch On A Sad Day
We all have those favorite wholesome movies we go to when we're feeling down. Sometimes there's nothing better than a feel-good flick, so here's 10 of the best.
Read MoreStephen King Absolutely Hated One Jack Nicholson Movie
Stephen King's never made his dislike of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining a secret, but there's a very different Jack Nicholson movie he really despised.
Read More5 Years Ago, Robert Downey Jr.'s Big Post-Iron Man Movie Was A Box Office Disaster
After wrapping up his successful initial run in the MCU, Robert Downey Jr. appeared in a family film that became a box office flop.
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How Young Sheldon's George Cooper Sr. Will Return On Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage
Lance Barber is reprising his Young Sheldon role as George Cooper Sr. on Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, but don't expect him to pop up as a ghost.
Read MoreThe Bear Family Tree: Every Member Of The Berzatto Family Explained
The Bear has a complicated family dynamic, to say the least, and it doesn't help that The Bear family tree seems to include people who aren't related by blood.
Read MoreThe Big Bang Theory Scored An Impressive Streaming Milestone In 2024
While it may not have been the most-streamed show of 2024, The Big Bang Theory dominated the Nielsen charts when it came to the most-binged shows of the year.
Read MoreThe Full History Of Lance Reddick's Unforgettable Eric Andre Interview
Lance Reddick shocked everyone with his wonderfully bizarre appearance on "The Eric Andre Show," including Andre himself.
Read MoreYoung Sheldon Used Frasier's Approach To Move Past The Big Bang Theory Restrictions
Audiences can rebel against a spin-off if it doesn't align with the same details as its predecessor, but Young Sheldon used the Frasier approach as a template.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like New Girl
Here are 15 sitcoms with a similar vibe to "New Girl," from well-known, long-running series to shows that only lasted a couple of seasons tops.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Chuck Lorre TV Shows, Ranked
Nobody has shaped the landscape of primetime network TV sitcoms from the past several decades quite like Chuck Lorre. Here's our ranking of his five best shows.
Read MoreWhy Jayne Mansfield Didn't Play Ginger Grant On Gilligan's Island
Bombshell actress Jayne Mansfield was offered the role of Ginger Grant on Gilligan's Island, but despite being perfect for the job, she turned it down.
Read MoreThe One Thing Missing From Young Sheldon, According To Raegan Revord
Young Sheldon star Raegan Revord wishes the show had included one of the staples of sitcom television (though it's easy to see why the show didn't).
Read MoreSNL's Beloved More Cowbell Sketch Didn't Originally Include The Cowbell Or Christopher Walken
Saturday Night Live's beloved More Cowbell sketch was originally pitched with a different instrument and written for a completely different host.
Read MoreEmma Stone Had A Goofy Cameo In The Suite Life Of Zack & Cody Before She Was Famous
Before Emma Stone became a two-time Oscar winner, she was a young actor trying to make it big, which means she's got some hilarious early roles on her resume.
Read MoreYoung Sheldon's Raegan Revord Had To Follow An Infamous Big Bang Theory Rule
The Big Bang Theory had some fairly strict rules, one of which extended to Young Sheldon's Raegan Revord for much of her run on the series.
Read MoreThe Big Bang Theory Brought Ramona Nowitzki Back For One Specific Reason
Riki Lindhome's Ramona Nowitzki had an 8-season gap between appearances on The Big Bang Theory, but bringing her back was essential for Sheldon Cooper's growth.
Read MoreWho Sang The Big Bang Theory Theme Song & Where Are They Now?
Here's pretty much everything you need to know about The Big Bang Theory theme song and who performed it, in case you were wondering.
Read MoreHow Alan Hale Jr. Really Felt About Gilligan's Island
Alan Hale Jr. is best remembered for his performance as The Skipper on Gilligan's Island and his relationship with the show was unlike many of his co-stars.
Read MoreThe Original Concept Behind The Big Bang Theory (And How It Changed)
When the creators of The Big Bang Theory were coming up with the show, they had a different plan for the main characters.
Read MoreThe Simpsons Episode That Featured The Cheers Cast (But Someone Is Missing)
The main Cheers cast actually reprised their roles from the classic sitcom in animated form on The Simpsons once, with one noteworthy exception.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Paige Swanson Doesn't Appear In Young Sheldon's Final Season
McKenna Grace's character Paige Swanson doesn't make an appearance during the final season of Young Sheldon. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy Batman Star Adam West Found His Cameo On The Big Bang Theory Difficult
Adam West considered it an honor to cameo on The Big Bang Theory, but appearing on the hit TV comedy wasn't an easy experience.
Read MoreThe Gilligan's Island Cast Explained The Show's Early Ratings Woes
Gilligan's Island may not have initially impressed critics, but the cast of the iconic comedy knew audiences would love it.
Read MoreSouth Park's Creators Made A Forgotten Live-Action Political Sitcom
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone once made a live-action series that was just as focused on mocking older sitcoms as modern politics.
Read MoreMichael Chiklis Fondly Remembers His Seinfeld Cameo For One Reason
Michael Chiklis may be best known for his role on The Shield, but for a time, his career was filled with more comedic roles, including a cameo on Seinfeld.
Read MoreThe Big Bang Theory Star Melissa Rauch Kept One Of Bernadette's Props
Melissa Rauch, who played Bernadette Rostenkowski-Wolowitz on The Big Bang Theory, admitted that she kept one of her character's props when the show ended.
Read MoreWhy Patrick Warburton's David Puddy Couldn't Star In More Seinfeld Episodes
David Puddy (Patrick Warburton) seemed like a perfect recurring player for Seinfeld after his first appearance, only to vanish until the final season.
Read MoreWhy Young Sheldon's Creators Don't Regret Killing George Cooper
While The Big Bang Theory showrunner Chuck Lorre regretted killing George Cooper Sr. on that show, his fellow Young Sheldon creators feel otherwise.
Read MoreSeth MacFarlane Made The Worst Sitcom Ever, According To Metacritic
Seth MacFarlane-backed shows generally tend to succeed. However, one of the Family Guy creator's rare misses is the lowest-rated sitcom on Metacritic.
Read MoreBob Denver & Dawn Wells Reprised Their Gilligan's Island Roles On Baywatch
Did you know Baywatch had an episode where Bob Denver and Dawn Wells appeared as their Gilligan's Island characters? It was quite a silly episode!
Read MoreHenry Winkler Had One Condition To Play Fonzie On Happy Days
It took Happy Days so long to cast Henry Winkler that he thought he had lost the part of Fonzie, but when the offer came in, he had one stipulation.
Read MoreWhy Mindy Kaling Left The Office
Mindy Kaling was a vital part of The Office as customer service representative Kelly Kapoor, but here's why she left the show after season 8.
Read MoreWhy Amy Poehler's SNL Audition Was Unlike Any Other
It was never a question whether or not Amy Poehler would join the cast of Saturday Night Live, but she still had to audition like everyone else.
Read MoreThe Lost Live-Action Super Mario Bros. Spin-Off Was Pure Nightmare Fuel
You may recall the live-action Super Mario Bros. Super Show from the '80s, but are you also aware of its short-lived (and rather terrifying) spinoff?
Read MoreThe Gilligan's Island Theme Song Once Sparked A Weird Lawsuit
Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale of how Gilligan's Island theme song was at the center of an extremely petty lawsuit between billionaires.
Read MoreMayim Bialik & Jim Parsons Disagree On The Possibility Of The Big Bang Theory's Return
The Big Bang Theory stars Mayim Bialik and Jim Parsons are of (somewhat) different minds about the show potentially returning at some point.
Read MoreHow Young Sheldon's Zoe Perry Really Feels About Those Nepotism Accusations
Having played a younger version of her mother's Big Bang Theory character on Young Sheldon, Zoe Perry hasn't shied away from queries about her nepo baby status.
Read MoreWhy Howard Wolowitz's Mom Sounds Different On Young Sheldon
Howard Wolowitz's mom, who's only ever heard and never seen on The Big Bang Theory, sounds noticeably different on Young Sheldon for, sadly, tragic reasons.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Star You Forgot Had A Cameo In The Big Bang Theory
The Walking Dead and The Big Bang Theory have a surprisingly direct connection in the shape of one particular actor who appears in both of them.
Read MoreWhy George Cooper's Young Sheldon Funeral Episode Had To Be Re-Edited
George Cooper's funeral is one of the most important episodes in the entire run of Young Sheldon, and the creative team took extra care to make it right.
Read MoreA Beloved Friends Guest Star Nearly Played Rachel
Jennifer Aniston became famous playing Rachel on the hit sitcom Friends, but a series guest star almost got the part instead.
Read MoreWhy Did Topher Grace Leave That '70s Show?
Topher Grace was the main character on That '70s Show, but he left before the show's final season. Here's what happened and how the show tried to fill the void.
Read MoreHow Old Is Young Sheldon Cooper In Episode 1 Compared To The Series Finale?
At some point, Young Sheldon Cooper age had to carefully approached. So how much did Sheldon Cooper age throughout the series run of Young Sheldon?
Read MoreThe Simpsons Creator Matt Groening Once Named His Favorite Character
The Simpsons has plenty of hilarious characters, but there's one Simpson in particular that creator Matt Groening loves most of all.
Read MoreKyle Mooney's SNL Audition Boldly Used Lorne Michaels For A Punchline
Kyle Mooney is one of the most unique comedic voices in Saturday Night Live history, but he was convinced he blew his audition.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Voyager Actor You Forgot Had A Cameo In Home Improvement
Home Improvement featured an appearance by a fan-favorite Star Trek: Voyager actor who has stayed incredibly busy throughout their career.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Niles Crane Actor David Hyde Pierce After Frasier?
David Hyde Pierce won multiple Emmys playing Niles Crane on NBC's beloved sitcom Frasier. Here's what he's been doing since then.
Read MoreBill Murray And Chevy Chase Got Into A Physical Fight During SNL
During season 3 of Saturday Night Live, cast member Bill Murray got into a fight with former cast member turned host Chevy Chase. But why? Let's dig in.
Read MoreThe Actress Who Almost Played Niles Crane's Wife Maris On Frasier
Niles Crane's wife Maris was described in detail on Fraser but was never actually seen - even though one actress was keen to play her.
Read MoreThe Best Sitcom Of All Time, According To Metacritic
The highest-rated sitcom series on Metacritic is also one of the most influential comedy shows to emerge in the 21st century.
Read MoreIs A Golden Girls Reboot Happening? The Revival Rumors, Explained
The Golden Girls is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, and fans have been abuzz with rumors of a reboot. How accurate are they? Let's dig in.
Read MoreAn Experimental Frasier Episode Was Inspired By An Underrated '90s Rom-Com
Frasier experimented with its own structure in one particularly adventurous episode, drawing inspiration from a great '90s rom-com along the way.
Read MoreGilligan's Island Theme Song Explained: What The Lyrics Of The Ballad Of Gilligan's Isle Mean
As straightforward as the lyrics to the Gilligan's Island theme song are, there's a surprising amount of history behind them and their evolution.
Read MoreThe Only Seinfeld Episode Directed By Jason Alexander
Jason Alexander is mainly known for starring in Seinfeld, but he also kicked off his directing career by helming an episode of the beloved sitcom.
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About two-thirds of the way through Community season 3, Star-Burns met a fatal end - but not for long.
Read MoreMonty Python Sued ABC For A Good Reason
ABC picked up Monty Python's Flying Circus to broadcast nationwide in the U.S. in the 1970s, only to end up in a court battle with the actual Pythons.
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Young Sheldon appears to explain why John Sturgis (Wallace Shawn) has no presence on The Big Bang Theory despite the impact he had on Sheldon growing up.
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How I Met Your Mother successfully lasted for nine seasons, but the sitcom had plenty of episodes miss the mark. Here is the worst one, according to IMDb.
Read MoreWhy NBC Canceled Superstore
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Read MoreThe Big Bang Theory Scene That Jim Parsons Found Hard To Shoot
The Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons found one particular scene difficult to shoot because of a last-minute change that led to lots of laughter.
Read MoreSeinfeld's Cosmo Kramer Originally Had A Different First Name
While Seinfeld eventually revealed Kramer's first name, he was originally going to be called something very different (and much less funky).
Read MoreYoung Sheldon's Raegan Revord Found Out About George Sr.'s Fate Way Too Young
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Gilligan's Island famously started off filming in monochrome before it switched to shooting in color. Here's when (and why) the change happened.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like Modern Family
If you're looking for a show to binge to fill the void left by "Modern Family," here are some of the best options available to watch.
Read MoreTwo Of The World's Best Character Actors Once Worked Together As Private Investigators
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Read MoreWhat Happened To The Cast Of My Name Is Earl?
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Read MoreOne Of The Most Popular Sitcoms Ever Is Coming To Netflix In 2025
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Read MoreJerry Seinfeld's Least-Favorite Episode Of Seinfeld
Everyone's got their sensitive areas, and even Jerry Seinfeld took issue with one of the more darkly comedic episodes of Seinfeld.
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Gilligan's Island was axed before it got a proper ending. However, the story of the castaways eventually got some resolution in a string of TV movies.
Read MoreA Young Sheldon Episode Was Extremely Challenging For Missy Star Raegan Revord
Young Sheldon's Missy actress Raegan Revord experienced a traumatic event on the way to film an episode of the show, but her co-star helped her through it.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Cast Of Married... With Children?
"Married... with Children" was an undeniable and downright hilarious '90s gem. Here is what the main cast of the iconic sitcom is up to these days.
Read MoreAdrien Brody's SNL Performance Was So Bad That Audiences Think He Got Banned
Adrien Brody hosted SNL back in 2001 and performed a bit that was so bad, fans have speculated it has earned him a lifetime ban. Let's dig into the rumors.
Read MoreThe Strange Parent Complaint Sherwood Schwartz Received About A Gilligan's Island Fan
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Read MoreMayim Bialik Was Starstruck By One The Big Bang Theory Guest Star
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Read MoreWhy Seinfeld's Theme Song Changed In Every Episode
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Read MoreWhy Charlie Sheen Was Fired From Two And A Half Men
Charlie Sheen's exit from the sitcom Two and a Half Men was a very public and very messy affair that's become the stuff of celebrity legend.
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Kaley Cuoco drove her co-stars on The Big Bang Theory nuts with her ability to learn her lines better and faster than anyone else on set.
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For as much as Jim Backus' career benefitted from his role in Gilligan's Island, the sitcom's popularity also caused a problem for him off-screen.
Read MoreFrasier's Premise Came From An Unused Cheers Storyline & A Real-Life Radio Doctor
It took the combination of a never-used Cheers storyline and a real-world radio shrink for the creators of Frasier to crack the code to the spinoff.
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Big Bang Theory creator Chuck Lorre came to regret making it canon that George Sr. would die on Young Sheldon, even if the series' other creatives did not.
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Despite being a core member of the group, Elaine was noticeably absent for the two-part season opener of Seinfeld season 4.
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The Big Bang Theory was written without Young Sheldon in mind, so sometimes they had to retcon a few things to make a little more sense.
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Gilligan's Island star Jim Backus respected the comedy of Adam West's Batman, but felt that the shipwrecked sitcom was ahead of the curve.
Read MoreA Classic How I Met Your Mother Episode (Sort Of) Predicted Cobra Kai
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Read MoreMichael Jackson Movie Reshooting Entire Third Act Amid Behind-The-Scenes Drama
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Only one of the 2025 Best Picture nominees has a Rotten Tomatoes score in the 70s and an audience score in the 30s. Despite that, it's still an Oscars darling.
Read MoreThe Inspirational Sports Biopic That's Blowing Up Netflix's Top Charts
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Read MoreThe Only Broadway Adaptation Clint Eastwood Ever Directed Was A Flop
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Stephen King makes no qualms about the movies he likes and dislikes, but movie lovers might be shocked to learn he's not a fan of a Denzel Washington favorite.
Read MoreTaylor Sheridan's Six Favorite Movies Are Perfect
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Read MoreAll Of Us Strangers Ending Explained: The Power Of Love
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David Lynch was a divisive filmmaker that critics didn't always understand. That's probably why his highest rated films on Rotten Tomatoes are wildly different.
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Stephen King is one of many individuals arguing the 2025 Oscars ceremony should be canceled in light of recent real-world events.
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The average length of a Best Picture winner at the Oscars is 136 minutes, so let's look at the longest and shortest films that make up that magic number.
Read MoreClint Eastwood Regrets His Most Unconventional Western
Clint Eastwood has starred in countless classic Westerns, but the most unconventional Western on his resume is one he wished had been a better experience.
Read MoreThe Best Elvis Actors, Ranked
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Matt Damon and Brad Pitt reunited with some of their showbiz buddies to make this 2002 movie a full-blown Ocean's Eleven reunion.
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The second season of Yellowstone paid tribute to someone named Melanie Olmstead, and fans have been trying to figure out who she is for years.
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Hard as it might be to believe with the benefit of hindsight, one of Breaking Bad's best characters almost didn't make it to the airwaves.
Read MoreThe Yellowstone Scene That Felt Like A Gut Punch For Wes Bentley
Jamie Dutton (Wes Bentley) dealt with loads of drama on Yellowstone, but one quietly devastating scene was especially hard for Bentley to pull off.
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Read MoreWhy CBS Canceled So Help Me Todd
Mom-son private detective procedural So Help Me Todd was left on a permanent cliffhanger after being canceled by CBS. What happened?
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Is the Fox series Bones scientifically accurate? Here's the truth behind the long-running show and whether it played fast and loose with the facts.
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Read MoreThe Marvel Director You Forgot Had A Cameo In The Sopranos
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"The X-Files" is considered one of the defining TV series of the 1990s, and here are the 27 best episodes that illustrate what made the show so great.
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IMDb users with enough time on their hands to vote on individual episodes have determined the 'worst' episode of Mad Men. It still has a 7.5 rating.
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Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Bridgerton Shows On Netflix
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Read MoreTaylor Sheridan Broke One Of His Biggest Rules With The Yellowstone Universe
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Read MoreWhy The Bones Season 10 Finale Was Written Like A Series Finale
While Bones would ultimately air for 12 seasons, circumstances meant that the season 10 finale had to be written like a potential series finale.
Read MoreThe Madison: Everything We Know About Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone Spin-Off Series
Taylor Sheridan can't stop, won't stop. In addition to all the other shows from the Yellowstone creator, he also has a new title, The Madison, on the way.
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Read MoreWhy CBS Canceled Hawaii Five-0
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Read MoreWhy Yellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Left Sons Of Anarchy
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Audiences loved Jared Padalecki's take on The CW reimagining of Walker, Texas Ranger," so why was it canceled after four seasons?
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Yellowstone might be over but Taylor Sheridan isn't done making Western TV shows with roughneck ranchers, dusty roads, and cowboy hats.
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Stephen King has shed some light on why Steven Spielberg's long-developing movie adaptation of his and Peter Straub's epic book The Talisman never came to pass.
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One major character from the musical Wicked ends up becoming the Scarecrow from The Wizard of Oz. Here's how it happens.
Read MoreHarry Potter Co-Stars Tom Felton And Daniel Radcliffe Want To Team Up Again, But With A Cool Twist
Tom Felton and Daniel Radcliffe played against one another in the Harry Potter franchise, but if they collaborate again, they've already cast their new roles.
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Eraserhead was the first of several masterpieces directed by David Lynch, but it took him no less than five years to complete the film.
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The mysterious R.A.B., who turns out to be Sirius Black's brother Regulus, plays a small but pivotal role in the Harry Potter franchise.
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Elphaba's green skin comes as a surprise to her parents in Wicked, and the musical drops many hints that the Wizard of Oz is her biological father. Is he?
Read MoreThe Only Harry Potter Movie On IMDb's Top 250 List
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The recently released movie Companion uses a sci-fi/horror trope that, while not new, feels more timely and inevitable than ever.
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Pay attention to the needle drop in the new horror movie Companion when you meet Sophie Thatcher's character for the first time. You won't regret it.
Read MoreHow Matthew Lillard's Stu Macher Could Return For Scream 7
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Read MoreCompanion's Biggest Twist Goes So Far Beyond The Trailer
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Stephen King is a legendary horror writer but he admitted he's not much of a filmmaker when even David Lynch couldn't help him understand a basic rule.
Read MoreTerrifier 4 Will Finally Reveal Art The Clown's Origin Story
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Read MoreThe Classic Universal Pictures Horror Movie That Got Banned In The United Kingdom
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Read MoreRyan Coogler Drew From Horror Classics And An Unlikely Coen Brothers Drama To Make Sinners
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Read MoreRyan Coogler's Sinners Was Heavily Inspired By An Underrated Twilight Zone Episode
Sinners was already one of our most anticipated releases of 2025, but knowing Ryan Coogler was inspired by The Twilight Zone has us even more excited.
Read MoreSinners Director Ryan Coogler Was So Repulsed By One Film's Gore That He Hired Its Creators
Sinners director Ryan Coogler wanted the gore to be convincing, so he hired the special effects supervisor from brutal horror film Green Room.
Read MoreThe Real World (And Personal) History That Inspired The Horror Of Ryan Coogler's Sinners
At a press conference tied to the release of the Sinners trailer, writer/director Ryan Coogler spoke about the personal history that inspired the horror film.
Read MoreThe 5 Stephen King Books You Should Read First
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Read MoreOnly One Horror Franchise Has Grossed Over $2 Billion At The Box Office
Horror movies keep the box office healthy and thriving, but only one terrifying cinematic universe has ever crossed the $2 billion mark.
Read MoreHow Scary Is Steven Soderbergh's Horror Movie Presence? The R Rating Explained
If horror films typically scare you so much that you don't like watching them, try Steven Soderbergh's Presence. It's more of a family drama than a frightfest.
Read More35 Years Ago, A Box Office Bomb Spawned A Beloved Monster Movie Franchise
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Read MoreWhy Stephen King's Books Are Banned In Florida Schools
Most of Stephen King's books are currently banned in Florida's public schools. Here's why the beloved horror writer has been deemed 'dangerous.'
Read MoreA Classic Horror Video Game Is Getting A Movie Reboot With The Perfect Director
Resident Evil is the series that won't die, but the latest to resurrect and adapt the popular video game for the big screen is Barbarian's Zach Cregger.
Read MorePresence Has A Delightful Easter Egg Only Horror Fans Will Notice
Eagle-eyed horror fans might notice one delightful easter egg that pops up in Steven Soderbergh's new ghost movie, Presence.
Read MoreCan Companion Become Horror's First Big Box Office Hit Of 2025?
Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher star in upcoming horror movie Companion, but will it beat out the competition at the horror box office?
Read MoreHorror Had A Surprisingly Strong Showing At The 2025 Oscar Nominations
Horror movies are often overlooked by the Academy, which is why it's so refreshing to see multiple horror films nominated in the major Oscar categories in 2025.
Read MoreFirst Details For Nosferatu Director Robert Eggers' Next Movie Revealed
Nosferatu and The Witch director Robert Eggers is moving forward with another original historical horror movie that focuses on a well-known type of monster.
Read MoreCompanion Review: This Surprising Horror Movie Is The First Great Film Of 2025
The twist-heavy and highly entertaining horror pic Companion is exactly the type of must-see entertainment you're looking for. Here's our review.
Read More5 Reasons Why Wolf Man Is A Big Box Office Disappointment
Leigh Whannell's horror update Wolf Man is off to a hairy start at the box office. Here's what went wrong for Blumhouse's latest release.
Read MoreOne Of A24's Best Horror Movies Is Sitting High On Netflix's Top Charts
Ari Aster's Hereditary, one of the most disturbing horror movies ever made, has climbed up Netflix's charts into the top 10.
Read MoreWhy Christopher Abbott Replaced Ryan Gosling In Wolf Man
Ryan Gosling was initially supposed to star in Blumhouse's new Wolf Man movie before Christopher Abbott got the lead role. Here's why Gosling left the film.
Read MoreAll The Major Video Games Based On Stephen King's Books
The majority of Stephen King's books & stories have been adapted to film & TV, but so far, video games remain an outlier. With a few odd exceptions.
Read MoreYellowstone Creator Taylor Sheridan Directed A Horror Movie No One Remembers
Long before he created a television empire, Taylor Sheridan directed a horror movie that practically no one remembers.
Read MoreThe Real-Life Tragedies That Changed The Stephen King Movie The Monkey
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Read MoreWolf Man Does One Thing No Werewolf Movie Has Done Before
Werewolf movies are nothing new, but Leigh Whannell's take on the Wolf Man does something brand new that horror fans are going to eat up.
Read MoreThe Best Part Of Wolf Man Recalls Director Leigh Whannell's Most Underrated Movie
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Read MoreThe Wolf Man's Monstrous Final Look Is Bound To Divide Horror Fans
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Read MoreHow Wolf Man Updates Traditional Werewolf Mythology For The Modern Age
Leigh Whannell's new horror movie Wolf Man offers an update to traditional, well-established Hollywood werewolf mythology.
Read MoreOne Thing Directly Connects Wolf Man And The Invisible Man (Besides The Director)
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Read MoreDavid Lynch Directed The Single Greatest Jump Scare In Movie History
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Read MoreScream 7's Latest Casting Has Horror Fans Scratching Their Heads
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Read MoreThe 2018 Remake Of A 1970s Horror Classic Is Somehow Better Than The Original
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Read MoreThe Real-Life Crime That Inspired Nicolas Cage's Longlegs
An infamous real-life (and still unsolved) crime inspired one of the memorable moments in the Nicolas Cage horror hit Longlegs.
Read MoreLive-Action Until Dawn Movie Footage Reveals Changes From The Video Game
The first look at the live-action Until Dawn movie adaptation hints at some of the changes the horror film will (and won't) make to the original video game.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Denzel Washington Didn't Star In David Fincher's Se7en
Denzel Washington was the first choice to play Detective David Mills in Se7en, but after reading the script he turned down the movie entirely.
Read MoreThe Biggest Blockbuster And Biggest Bomb In These Famous Horror Film Franchises
Horror hits scare up sequels, prequels, and spin-offs, until one bombs and kills a franchise. These are the biggest hits and duds in popular horror franchises.
Read MoreThe Only Actors To Win Oscars For Horror Movie Performances
The Oscars are notorious for snubbing performances in horror movies, but six actors have managed to break through the bias.
Read MoreThe Best Stephen King Book, According To Goodreads
Stephen King has penned a lot of books over the decades, but there's one tome of terror that ranks the highest on Goodreads.
Read MoreBarry Levinson's Only Horror Movie Is A Bizarre Found Footage Flick
Rain Man director Barry Levinson only made one horror movie, a somewhat forgotten but highly effective found footage flick.
Read MoreHellboy Creator Mike Mignola's Favorite Monster Movie Is A Universal Horror Classic
Hellboy creator Mike Mignola is a big fan of a particular Universal monster horror movie classic, and it shows throughout his comic books.
Read MoreThe Best Horror Movies Streaming This Month Will Give You Winter Chills (January 2025)
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Read MoreMetacritic's Highest-Rated Live-Action Video Game Movie Is An Overlooked 2021 Horror Comedy
The highest-rated live-action video game movie on Metacritic flew under the radar when it came out in 2021, but it's absolutely worth a watch.
Read More28 Years Later Won't Feature Cillian Murphy After All – But What About The Other Sequels?
According to a producer of 28 Years Later, Oscar-winning actor Cillian Murphy will not appear in the movie after all. But is this a bit of smoke and mirrors?
Read MoreBlumhouse's Wolf Man Looks To Be A Monster At The Box Office
Blumhouse and Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man is predicted to get the horror genre off to a strong start at the box office in 2025.
Read MoreNosferatu's Count Orlok Was Almost Played By These 3 Actors Before Bill Skarsgård
Nosferatu director Robert Eggers was considering three big names to play Count Orlok before making a great call by casting Bill Skarsgård in the role.
Read MoreOne Of 2024's Worst Horror Movies Is A Streaming Hit On Max
This scatological horror movie about a nightmare mother-in-law didn't impress critics, but it's currently one of the most-watched movies on Max.
Read MoreThe Dakota Fanning Horror Movie Getting A Second Chance On Netflix
This Dakota Fanning-led horror movie is currently getting a good deal of attention on Netflix after misfiring at the box office.
Read MoreFirst Wolf Man Reactions Tease Leigh Whannell's Horror Movie After Design Controversy
The design for Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man caused quite a ruckus online, but what about the horror movie itself? Here's what early reactions are saying.
Read MoreThe 2000s Horror Classic That Didn't Scare Stephen King
While Stephen King appreciated the style and storytelling of this 2000s horror classic, he also admitted that he just didn't find it very scary.
Read MoreThe Stephen King Book Worth Thousands That May Be Hiding In Your Bookcase
Stephen King's most controversial book has been out of print for over a decade, so original copies of the novel are selling for thousands online.
Read MoreThe Only Horror Movie To Win Best Picture At The Oscars
The Oscars have a pattern of neglecting horror movies, with only one ever taking home the top prize of Best Picture in the history of the awards.
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Glenn Rhee's Death On The Walking Dead, Explained
Glenn's death on The Walking Dead was one of the most controversial moments in horror TV history, and we're exploring the good, the bad, and the ugly of it all.
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If you're finally ready to dive into the Buffyverse, here's our recommendation for how to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel in the best possible order.
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Steven Soderbergh's haunting new horror film Presence has us wistful for one of the best limited series in recent memory.
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The 2025 Oscar nominations have been announced. Here's our complete breakdown of the nominees for this year's Academy Awards.
Read MoreDavid Lynch, Cinematic Legend Behind Twin Peaks And Blue Velvet, Has Died At 78
David Lynch, the creator of Twin Peaks and director of films like Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive, has died at the age of 78.
Read MoreAlien: Romulus Director 'Fixed' The Movie's Most Controversial Element In Home Release
Alien: Romulus director Fede Álvarez says the CGI resurrection of a dead actor in the movie has been fixed for the home video release.
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Read MoreMufasa: The Lion King Overtakes Sonic And Rules The Box Office In Third Weekend
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Together Review: Alison Brie And Dave Franco Get Gross In A Body Horror Comedy [Sundance]
The body horror comedy Together, starring Alison Brie and Dave Franco, is a fun gross-out date night horror movie best seen with a crowd.
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The Wedding Banquet, a remake of the 1993 Ang Lee film, continues the rom-com resurgence with a great ensemble cast. Here's our review.
Read MoreHeart Eyes Review: This Slasher Rom-Com Isn't Scary, But It Is Stylish And Sweet
Heart Eyes is a slasher rom-com that has some fun kills and two likable leads with great chemistry. It also runs out of steam rather quickly. Here's our review.
Read MoreKiss Of The Spider Woman Review: A Heartfelt Queer Musical With A Breakout Performance [Sundance]
Kiss of the Spider Woman, co-starring Jennifer Lopez, is a great example of the modern movie musical, and features a breakout performance from Tonatiuh.
Read MoreIf I Had Legs I'd Kick You Review: This Comedy-Thriller Is Like Uncut Gems Meets Eraserhead [Sundance]
If I Had Legs I'd Kick You is a blend of comedy and thriller that invokes the anxiety of Uncut Gems and the surreal horrors of Eraserhead. Here's our review.
Read MoreFlight Risk Review: Mel Gibson's Low-Budget Thriller Is Your Typical January Movie
Mel Gibson's Flight Risk, starring Mark Wahlberg, is a serviceable but ultimately forgettable January movie. Here's our review.
Read MoreStar Trek: Section 31 Review: This Discovery Spinoff Film Is B-Movie Trash (In A Good Way)
Star Trek: Section 31 sees the beloved sci-fi franchise lean hard into outrageous, b-movie action ... and it somehow works better than you'd think.
Read MoreWolf Man Review: Leigh Whannell's Half-Effective Fright Fest Will Leave You Feeling Torn In Two
Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man is unsettling and unnerving with scary moments of body horror, but certain weak elements hold the movie back. Here's our review.
Read MoreDen Of Thieves 2: Pantera Review: A Triumph Of Dudes Rock Cinema
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera takes the scuzzy action vibes of the first movie and adds a buddy comedy angle for good measure, with fun results. Here's our review.
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Universal Studios Fan Fest Nights Will Allow You To Enter The Worlds Of Star Trek, Back To The Future, And More
Universal Studios is launching a new event called Fan Fest Nights, giving visitors immersive experiences tied to Star Trek, Back to the Future, and more.
Read More10 Best Movies Set In Hawaii, Ranked
Hawaii is filled with lush landscapes and picturesque beauty, which is why several movies have been set there. Here are the 10 best movies set in Hawaii.
Read More5 Fascinating Facts About The First-Ever Oscars
The history behind the first-ever Oscars ceremony is a lot more complicated (and, in some ways, unsavory) than many people probably realize.
Read MoreThe Real Purpose Of The Criterion Collection, Actually Explained
To have a movie in the Criterion Collection is a great honor. However, there are a few misconceptions regarding what the Collection even is and its purpose.
Read MoreWhy The Oscars Are Completely Wrong About Emilia Pérez (And What You Should Actually Watch)
Crime musical Emilia Pérez scored 13 nominations at the 2025 Oscars, demonstrating just how out of touch the Academy is with marginalized communities.
Read MoreThe 15 Best End Credit Songs, Ranked
These end credits needle-drops really make the movies go from great to iconic.
Read MoreThe Highest-Grossing Best Picture Nominees At The 2025 Oscars
2025's Best Picture Oscar nominees include some box office heavy-hitters. Here's how they stack up, from the highest-grossing movie to the lowest.
Read MoreThis Startling Box Office Stat Confirms Netflix Is The Modern King Of Hollywood
While the 2024 global box office numbers confirm Netflix is the current dominant force in Hollywood, the theatrical market is still important.
Read More10 Best Dev Patel Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Dev Patel has showcased his many talents in a wide range of movies and TV shows throughout his career. Here, we rank his 10 best projects.
Read MoreOscar Categories That No Longer Exist
Throughout the nearly 100-year history of the Academy Awards, there are several Oscar categories that have since been retired. Let's take a look at them.
Read MoreWhy Oscar Winners Can't Sell Their Awards
If you've ever dreamed about having an Oscars statue on your shelf, your only options are buying fake ones or earning one yourself.
Read More15 Best Medieval Movies, Ranked
From Shakespeare and the Princess Bride to Robin Hood and Monty Python, these are the best medieval movies of all time.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Movies You Can Watch On YouTube For Free
Did you know YouTube has a bunch of movies available to watch for free, and it's perfectly legal? Here are some of the best movies on YouTube right now.
Read More12 Best James Marsden Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
From superhero films to romcoms and everything in between, here are James Marsden's top 12 movies and TV shows spanning his lengthy acting career.
Read MoreThe 12 Best Movies To Watch If You Like The Substance
If you loved the gnarly showbiz satire of The Substance, you might want to check out these movies that share various traits with Demi Moore's body horror flick.
Read MoreWhy Willem Dafoe Likes To Play Characters Who Die
Willem Dafoe loves playing characters who die in movies, and not just because it's 'a good exit' (though that's one of his reasons).
Read More10 Best Movies Set In Alaska, Ranked
Alaska is beautiful but deadly, which is probably why many movies set there are about survival. Here are the best movies set in Alaska, ranked.
Read MoreThe 24-Hour Movie That Blew Dune 2 Director Denis Villeneuve Away
Dune director Denis Villeneuve highly recommends checking out an utterly captivating 24-hour movie that premiered in 2010.
Read More10 Best Movies Set In Florida, Ranked
Hollywood has long been using Florida and its colorful vibe as a movie backdrop. Here are the 10 best films that were set in the Sunshine State.
Read MoreThe 15 Saddest Movies Of All Time, Ranked
If you're looking to have a good cry the next time you sit down to watch a movie, you can choose one of our choices for the saddest films ever.
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Does Knowing The Companion Twist Ahead Of Time Hurt The Movie? It's Complicated
After a great teaser kept things mysterious, the full trailer for Companion gave away one of the film's biggest twists. Does knowing that twist hurt the movie?
Read MoreYour Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Finally Solves The Superhero Origin Story Problem
Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man features yet another superhero origin story, but this show is also very aware that you already know Peter Parker's story.
Read MoreJurassic World Rebirth Writer Sees The New Movie As A Chance To Start Over
David Koepp, screenwriter of the first Jurassic Park, returned for Jurassic World Rebirth and says it's 'a chance to start over' while remaining in continuity.
Read MoreIs Den Of Thieves 3 Happening? Here's What The Box Office Tells Us
The writer/director of the Den of Thieves movies wants at least four films in the franchise, but will we actually get the chance to see Den of Thieves 3?
Read MoreWhy Rockstar Let Someone Else Make A Grand Theft Auto Movie – Sort Of
Here's why Rockstar Games, the publisher of the Grand Theft Auto video game franchise, allowed the filmmakers of Grand Theft Hamlet to make their movie.
Read MoreThe New SNL Documentary Series Proves Why The Legendary Show Is Truly Immortal
Peacock's new Saturday Night Live documentary series, SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night, proves why the sketch show is truly immortal.
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Read MoreA Bizarre Biopic Is The First Big Box Office Bomb Of 2025
The Greatest Showman director Michael Gracey has returned with the Robbie Williams biopic Better Man, which may become one of the biggest box office bombs ever.
Read MoreDen Of Thieves Almost Became A TV Show Instead Of A Film Franchise [Exclusive]
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera writer/director Christian Gudegast tells us that Den of Thieves nearly became a TV show instead of a film franchise.
Read MoreThe Most Powerful Directorial Choice In Nosferatu Is Nearly Invisible
Robert Eggers' Nosferatu should be an exciting movie, but it isn't. But that's actually a compliment, as the movie pulls off something few horror films have.
Read MoreHow Sonic Became A $1 Billion Franchise (And What We Can Learn From It)
The Sonic the Hedgehog franchise has made more than a billion dollars at the worldwide box office. Here are five lessons Hollywood can learn from its success.
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If you're a big fan of "The Notebook," have no fear. We have 15 other romantic films that follow similar tropes and showcase similar themes.
Read MoreThe Lily Collins Romantic Comedy With A Secret Stephen King Cameo
Author Stephen King has had plenty of cameos in horror movies based on his books, but he also made an unexpected appearance in a Lily Collins rom-com.
Read MoreIt Ends With Us Parents Guide: Why The Blake Lively Movie Is Rated PG-13
It Ends With Us has become one of the most watched (and most discussed) movies of the year, but is the Blake Lively drama fit for the whole family?
Read MoreThe Best Pride & Prejudice Adaptation, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Forget Colin Firth vs. Matthew Macfadyen: The best Pride & Prejudice adaptation (according to Rotten Tomatoes) was released back in 1940.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Before Movies With Ethan Hawke & Julie Delpy
The Before movies starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy have a pretty simple viewing order, so let's dive deeper into what these films entail.
Read MoreWhy Blake Lively Replaced Katherine Heigl In The Age Of Adaline
The Age of Adaline went into development in 2010 with Katherine Heigl, but five years later, the romantic fantasy starred Blake Lively. Here's what happened.
Read MoreEvery Upcoming Colleen Hoover Movie After It Ends With Us
The adaptation of Colleen Hoover's It Ends With Us was a surprising box office hit, and Hollywood has already greenlit more upcoming movies based on her work.
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Darth Vader Killed A Controversial Star Wars Prequel Character & Fans Are Losing It
The Star Wars: Legacy of Vader comic book has revealed that Vader unexpectedly(?) killed a controversial prequel trilogy character at some point.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Dune's Characters Use Swords Instead Of Guns In Battle
Swords and blades seem to be the weapons of choice in Dune's vast sci-fi universe, and there's a specific reason for that.
Read MoreGen Z Star Wars Fans Have Found A Surprising New Way To Engage With The Saga
Gen Z Star Wars fans are keeping the franchise fresh and exciting by taking their own approach to experiencing the Skywalker Saga for the first time.
Read MoreWhy Rachel Garrett From Star Trek: Section 31 Looks So Familiar
Kacey Rohl, who plays Rachel Garrett in Star Trek: Section 31, has appeared in several other noteworthy projects (including a beloved cult series).
Read MoreWhy Zeph From Star Trek: Section 31 Looks So Familiar
Star Trek: Section 31 is full of standout actors you're most likely familiar with, including the man behind the hulking mech Zeph.
Read MoreStar Wars: What Tusken Raiders Look Like Without Masks
The Star Wars movies have yet to humanize the Tusken Raiders by revealing their faces or exploring their culture. For that, you'll have to go beyond the films.
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Steven Spielberg flirted with the idea of making a sequel to one of his best films, but once he decided against it, he fought to make sure it never happened.
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Darth Vader is arguably cinema's greatest villain, but Star Wars fans can find his most brutal moment in the pages of a fantastic comic book series.
Read MoreWhat Is The Golden Path In Dune?
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Read MoreJason Momoa's Duncan Idaho Could Return In Dune 3 (With A Big Twist)
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Read MoreSection 31 Is Star Trek's Answer To A Popular Comic Book Movie
The Star Trek: Discovery spinoff film Section 31 has far more in common with a major comic book movie than your typical Star Trek project.
Read MoreWhy Josh Gad Was Rejected By James Cameron's Avatar Franchise
Back when his career was still on the rise, Josh Gad was very nearly cast in James Cameron's Avatar. Unfortunately, his audition process hit a snag.
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Philippa Giorgiou teams up with quite a motley crew in Star Trek: Section 31. Here's where you've seen the actor who plays Deltan agent Melle before.
Read MoreA 2017 Sci-Fi Flop Is A Massive Streaming Hit On Max
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Read MoreWhy Fuzz From Star Trek: Section 31 Looks So Familiar
Fuzz in Star Trek: Section 31 is played by a rising star who's been making a name for himself in recent years. Here's where you might have seen him before.
Read MoreStar Trek's Alex Kurtzman Explains Why Section 31 Feels So Different
Star Trek: Section 31 is unlike any Star Trek project before it. Here's why producer Alex Kurtzman says it's still faithful to the franchise's ethos.
Read MoreSection 31 Strays Further From Star Trek's Original Mission Than Any Other Show Or Movie
Watching Star Trek: Section 31, you may find yourself asking the question: why is this even a Star Trek project in the first place?
Read MoreHow Section 31 Connects To Star Trek's Most Famous Villain
The new direct-to-streaming Star Trek movie Section 31 has a moment that seems to be referencing the biggest Trek villain of all time.
Read MoreWhy Quasi From Star Trek: Section 31 Looks So Familiar
The awkwardly charming Quasi is a standout in Star Trek: Section 31, and he's played by one of the most enjoyable comedic actors working today.
Read MoreSection 31's Ending Teases One Of The Darkest Storylines In Star Trek History
A scene near the end of the new Star Trek movie Section 31 drops an Easter egg about one of the darkest Trek storylines.
Read MoreStar Trek: Section 31 Subtly Redeems A Polarizing Original Series Species
One of the most cringe-worthy episodes of the original Star Trek series gets a little bit of redemption in the new Section 31 movie.
Read MoreThat Surprise Star Trek: Section 31 Cameo, Explained
Star Trek: Section 31 hid one of its biggest surprises from every trailer. And now that the new movie is streaming, we need to talk about it.
Read MoreIs Sigourney Weaver's Ripley In The Alien: Romulus Sequel? Here's The Truth
Thankfully, it sounds like Sigourney Weaver is not going to appear as a digitally de-aged Ripley in the sequel to Alien: Romulus.
Read MoreWhy Alok Sahar From Star Trek: Section 31 Looks So Familiar
Star Trek: Section 31 features a rogues' gallery of diverse aliens and specialists. That includes Alok Sahar, a character portrayed by a rather prolific actor.
Read MoreWhy Dune: Part Two's Best Director Oscar Snub Is A Crime Against Sci-Fi Cinema
Denis Villeneuve did not receive an Oscar nomination for directing the spectacular Dune: Part Two, and folks, we are appropriately outraged about it.
Read MoreThe First Star Trek: Section 31 Reactions Are Brutal
Critics aren't exactly wowed by the Star Trek: Discovery spinoff movie Star Trek: Section 31. Read on to find out exactly what they're saying.
Read MoreA Canceled Godzilla Movie Was Almost Helmed By A Legendary Slasher Director
Godzilla has been presented in just about every format imaginable but in another timeline, we'd have gotten a 3D Godzilla from a slasher director too.
Read MoreWhen Does Star Trek: Section 31 Take Place On The Franchise Timeline?
When does the new Star Trek movie Section 31 take place in the Trek timeline? There are some clues to help figure out the answer.
Read MoreDo You Need To Watch Any Star Trek Movies Or TV Shows Before Section 31?
Star Trek: Section 31 is a spinoff of Star Trek: Discovery, so there are a handful of episodes from the show you should check out ahead of time.
Read MoreWhy Steven Spielberg's E.T. Was Banned For Children In Scandinavia
Though Steven Spielberg's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial was a critical and cultural phenomenon in the U.S., it drew controversy overseas in Scandinavia.
Read MoreStar Wars Gets A Blast Of Kenergy As Ryan Gosling Joins Upcoming Film
This is not a drill! Ryan Gosling is slated to star in Shawn Levy's Star Wars movie and it's looking like it will be the next movie in the franchise.
Read MoreWhat Was The First Color Movie Ever Made?
The Wizard of Oz is often misremembered as the first film to ever be filmed in color, overshadowing some pivotal, oft-forgotten works of film history.
Read MoreStar Wars: How Did Palpatine Survive After Return Of The Jedi?
The Skywalker Saga films don't make it all that clear how Palpatine survived after Return of the Jedi. For that, we'll have to look to other Star Wars projects.
Read More5 Reasons Why Star Wars: A New Hope Is Better Than The Empire Strikes Back
Star Wars fans generally agree that The Empire Strikes Back is better than A New Hope. Allow us to offer one writer's counterargument.
Read MoreWhy Gary Oldman Was Replaced As The Voice Of General Grievous In Star Wars
Gary Oldman very nearly played General Grievous in the Star Wars prequel trilogy and even recorded some lines for the role. Here's why things didn't work out.
Read MoreAn Obscure Star Wars Villain Is Making A Comeback After 40 Years
The latest series of Star Wars books will feature a villain that even the hardest of hardcore fans have likely never heard of.
Read MoreOne Of The Most Ambitious Sci-Fi Movies Of The Decade Finds An Audience On Prime Video
The sci-fi action movie The Creator underperformed at the box office when it hit theaters, but it seems to have found new life on streaming.
Read MoreThe Lost Movie David Lynch Spent Nearly 40 Years Trying To Make
David Lynch was incredibly influential, which is why it's so strange he spent 40 years being unable to realize one of his greatest passion projects.
Read MoreEvery Star Wars Movie That Has Been Canceled At Disney
Since Disney bought Lucasfilm in 2012, there have been several Star Wars movies that were announced or rumored but never actually got made.
Read MoreWhat Happened To Dune's House Harkonnen After The Baron's Death
The first two Dune movies chart the conflict between House Atreides and House Harkonnen, but Baron Harkonnen's influence doesn't end with his death.
Read MoreHow The Original Dune Movie Changed The Trajectory Of David Lynch's Career
David Lynch's experience adapting Dune for the big screen, coupled with the film's box office performance, forever impacted how he approached his art.
Read MoreDune's Kwisatz Haderach Explained: Is It Paul Atreides?
Is Paul the Kwisatz Haderach figure in the Dune books and films? The answer is slightly more complicated than a simple yes or no. Here's how it all breaks down.
Read MoreThe Sci-Fi Flop Harrison Ford Didn't Understand (But Starred In Anyway)
Harrison Ford is a science-fiction legend thanks to Star Wars, but he also starred in an infamous sci-fi flop that featured a ridiculously stacked cast.
Read MoreOnly A Sith Deals In Absolutes: The True Meaning Of Obi-Wan Kenobi's Star Wars Quote
Star Wars quotes have become embedded in American pop culture, but there's often a deeper meaning behind them than just fuel for meme culture.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Thinking Machines In The Dune Universe
The technology of the Dune universe is unusually analog for a sci-fi franchise. Here's why 'thinking machines' were wiped out, according to Dune lore.
Read MoreThe Least Scientifically-Accurate Sci-Fi Movie Ever Made, According To Neil deGrasse Tyson
Neil deGrasse used to say Armageddon was the least scientifically-accurate sci-fi movie of all time, but another movie came along and stole its crown.
Read MoreWhy Kevin Costner's Dune Audition Didn't Work Out
A pre-stardom Kevin Costner auditioned to play Paul Atreides in David Lynch's Dune. Here's why his audition and screen test didn't quite work out.
Read MoreA Scheduling Conflict Changed The Look Of An Entire Sci-Fi Franchise
The Terminator star Arnold Schwarzenegger had a scheduling conflict that delayed filming, but ended up giving the franchise its definitive look.
Read MoreSci-Fi Movie Actors That Took Things Too Far
Great actors always go the extra mile, but these sci-fi stars took their performances a little too far!
Read MoreWhat Happened To Paul Atreides' Home Planet Caladan In The Dune Universe?
Paul Atreides' home planet of Caladan underwent some sweeping changes in the Dune universe after Paul led a life-changing revolt on Arrakis.
Read MoreThufir Hawat's Cut Dune Role, Explained
Thufir Hawat (and his parasol) were cut from Dune: Part Two, which is a shame given the crucial role he plays in Frank Herbert's original Dune book.
Read MoreJames Mangold's Dawn Of The Jedi Will Have A Big Advantage Over Other Star Wars Movies
The thing James Mangold finds most appealing about his Dawn of the Jedi movie may also allow the film to chart a bold new future for Star Wars.
Read MoreTom Holland's Favorite Movie Of All Time Is A Record-Breaking Sci-Fi Flick
Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man Tom Holland recently revealed his favorite movie, and it's a somewhat recent sci-fi blockbuster.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan Had One Goal With The Ending Of Interstellar
Christopher Nolan was guided by a classic sci-fi film while making Interstellar, particularly when it came to the movie's wild ending.
Read MoreOnly Two Sci-Fi Movies Have Won Best Picture At The Oscars
Prior to 2025, only two sci-fi movies managed to win the Best Picture Oscar. Will the next Academy Awards ceremony add a third film to the list?
Read MoreDune 2 Director Denis Villeneuve Reacts To The Oscars Excluding Hans Zimmer's Score
Dune director Denis Villeneuve has weighed in about Hans Zimmer's Dune: Part Two score being disqualified from Oscar contention.
Read MoreEight Classic (And Not-So-Classic) Sci-Fi Movies Set In 2025
Plenty of sci-fi screenwriters set films in the not-so-near future 2025, but now that we're actually here, let's see if anyone accurately predicted our world.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan's Sci-Fi Epic Is Soaring On Netflix's Top Charts
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Read MoreThe 2009 Sci-Fi Box Office Hit That Was Banned In North Korea
North Korea has banned plenty of Hollywood movies, but this sci-fi hit from 2009 was banned for an incredibly petty reason.
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Science Fiction Shows (76)
Severance Season 2 Adds More Fuel To Fan Theories About The Goat Mystery
For Severance fans who have been waiting for more information about those mysterious goats, season 2 has unleashed a lot more fuel for your fan theory fire.
Read MoreIn Severance Season 2, Lumon Takes Corporate Manipulation To A New Low
The gift Lumon's mysterious board extends to Mr. Milchick in Severance season 2 marks a new low for the company's level of corporate manipulation.
Read MoreThe Acolyte Was Disney's Most-Watched 2024 Star Wars Show (Despite Its Cancellation)
The Acolyte was one of Disney+'s most-watched shows in 2024 (and its most-viewed Star Wars series), so why was it cancelled? Let's take a closer look.
Read MoreThe X-Files Episode That Was Inspired By The Twilight Zone
When The X-Files returned for a revival, one episode was heavily inspired by the classic sci-fi series The Twilight Zone.
Read MoreA Rejected Star Trek Episode Found Second Life As A Manga
Not every great idea for Star Trek ends up on screen, in the case of one that would have been too expensive to film, it was reused for the official Trek manga.
Read MoreThe Cancelled Stargate Movie That Would Have Brought Every Show Together
When Stargate Universe was cancelled, it left the larger Stargate TV saga in limbo. However, there were once plans to make a movie that would've fixed that.
Read MoreHow To Watch Star Wars: The Clone Wars In Order (Chronologically & By Release Date)
Watching Star Wars: The Clone Wars in release order is simple enough, but it gets much more complicated if you want to watch it chronologically.
Read MoreSeverance Season 2 Has One Of Star Wars' Most Famous Sound Effects
If you paid extremely close attention to the sound mix in Severance season 2's second episode, you may have heard the Wilhelm scream during a key moment.
Read MoreOne Scene In Severance Season 2 Is A Sneaky Inside Joke
The location of one character's job interview in Severance season 2 is a nod to a real-life place that helped inspire the creation of the show.
Read MoreWhere Exactly Does Severance Take Place? It's Complicated
Like many things in the twisty, shocking series Severance, the exact location of where the show is set remains a bit of a mystery.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Episodes Of Star Trek: Enterprise, Ranked
Enterprise may not be the most celebrated show in the franchise, but it still has some truly great stories. These are the best Star Trek: Enterprise episodes.
Read MoreSeverance's Keanu Reeves Cameo Lines Up Perfectly With A Big Theory
That major voice cameo in the Severance season 2 premiere perfectly aligns with a larger theory about what's really going on at Lumon Industries.
Read MoreA Forgotten Star Trek & X-Men Crossover Proved Spock Could Beat Up Wolverine
The Star Trek and X-Men franchises once crossed over in a Marvel Comics storyline that saw Wolverine face off against Spock in one-on-one combat.
Read MoreStar Wars Skeleton Crew BTS Photos Reveal Cut Female Jedi
Yasmine Al Massri shot a scene as a female Jedi (presumably Jod's master) for the Skeleton Crew finale, and has shared behind-the-scenes photos.
Read MoreA Mission: Impossible Star Rejected The Role Of Star Trek's Spock
One of the stars of the Mission: Impossible TV series passed on playing Spock in Star Trek, noting newscasters are 'more emotional' than the Vulcan.
Read MoreAhsoka Season 2 Rumor Teases The Return Of A Huge Star Wars Prequel Trilogy Character
Ahsoka showrunner Dave Filoni is rumored to be pushing for the return of another Star Wars legacy character, and is close to reaching a deal with the actor.
Read MoreWhere To Watch The Twilight Zone Online
You're traveling through another dimension – a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind. A dimension where you can stream ... The Twilight Zone.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Actress You Forgot Played Jerry's Girlfriend On Seinfeld
Jerry had plenty of failed relationships on Seinfeld, but only one of his girlfriends also appeared on Star Trek Deep Space Nine.
Read MoreRod Serling Jumped From A Plane After The Twilight Zone's Cancellation
Rod Serling jumped out of a plane after The Twilight Zone was canceled, leading many fans to perpetuate an urban legend as to why.
Read MoreWhy Does Star Trek's William Shatner's Kirk Talk Like That?
In a decades-old interview, Star Trek star William Shatner spoke about why his version of Captain Kirk speaks in that famously halting manner.
Read MoreSeverance Season 2 Makes Lumon Even More Horrifying With One Cast Addition
Thanks to one new actor who's joined the cast of Severance, Lumon Industries and the company's mysterious schemes have become even more horrifying.
Read MoreRewatching Severance Turns It Into A Completely Different Show
It's probably a good idea to go back and rewatch Severance season 1 before starting season 2. But rewatching the show might end up changing your perception.
Read MoreSeverance Season 2 Reveals Just How Big Lumon Industries Is
As Severance season 2 begins, we're given a better idea of the exact size of the mysterious, nefarious Lumon Industries.
Read MoreSilo Season 2 Ending Explained: Going Back To The Beginning
The Silo season 2 finale is full of twists and turns, bringing certain subplots to a close while raising a whole lot of questions about the future.
Read MoreSeverance Season 2 Episode 1 Delivers A Big Twist Right Away
It doesn't take long before the Severance season 2 premiere pulls the rug out from under Mark S. and delivers the first twist of the season.
Read MoreSeverance Season 2 Features A Secret Cameo From A Hollywood A-Lister
An A-list actor makes a surprise cameo in the first episode of Severance season 2, but you won't find their name in the show's credits.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew's 5 Biggest Unanswered Questions
The Disney+ Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, has come to an end, but we have some burning questions we hope are answered in a second season.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 8 Gives Jod A Tragic Jedi Backstory
Jod (Jude Law) finally spills the (rather tragic) details about his backstory and ties to the Jedi in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 8.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 8 Reveals A Connection To Palpatine
Sheev Palpatine had secrets within secrets, one of which is subtly brought to light in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 8, 'The Real Good Guys.'
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 8 Recycles A Wizard Of Oz Twist
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 8 is full of fun twists and turns, including one that comes straight out of The Wizard of Oz.
Read MoreSkeleton Crew Episode 8 Brings Back A Powerful Ship From Star Wars Rebels
The season finale of Skeleton Crew brought back a powerful ship from Star Wars Rebels, and it's just as cool in live-action as it was in animation.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 8 Reveals How Strong The Force Is With Jod
The eighth episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew finally reveals the truth about Jod Na Nawood (Jude Law), where it concerns his Force sensitivity.
Read MoreThis Star Trek Episode Was Banned In The United Kingdom For Almost 30 Years
Numerous viewer complaints about Star Trek led to the BBC initially banning this episode of the series and declining to air for another 30 years.
Read MoreThe Star Trek Character You Forgot Family Guy's Seth MacFarlane Played
Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane's love of Star Trek is evident in all of his shows, but he's also canonically part of the franchise.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew's Ratings Spell Bad News For A Potential Season 2
Nothing's official yet, but the ratings for Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's two-part premiere don't bode well when it comes to a possible season 2.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like The Twilight Zone
Combining several genres in one, "The Twilight Zone" inspired a plethora of similar anthology series. Here are 15 shows that stay true to its spirit.
Read MorePicard Season 3 Creates One Of The Wildest Contradictions In The Star Trek Universe
Star Trek: Picard season 3 stands in direct contrast to the show's second season when it comes to their outlooks towards the Borg.
Read MoreWhy The Twilight Zone Is Not A Sci-Fi Series, According To Rod Serling
The Twilight Zone is one of the most influential sci-fi shows of all time. But according to creator Rod Serling, it's not actually sci-fi.
Read MoreAhsoka Season 2 Rumor Teases An Appearance From A Beloved Star Wars Jedi
Rumor has it Ahsoka season 2 will feature an appearance by a well-known Jedi from the Star Wars universe (and we don't mean Ahsoka's old master).
Read MoreEverything You Need To Remember Before Severance Season 2
Praise Kier! It took three years, but Severance season 2 is finally upon us. Here's a rundown of everything you need to remember from season 1.
Read MoreStar Trek's First Officers, Ranked From Worst To Best
Everybody has their favorite Star Trek captain, but what about the second in command? Let's rank all of Star Trek's first officers (well, almost all of them).
Read MoreThe Star Trek Character You Likely Didn't Realize Jeff Bezos Played
Star Trek takes place in a post-capitalist society wherein humanity is no longer motivated by the accumulation of wealth, so of course Jeff Bezos has appeared.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Guest Stars On Star Trek, Ranked
Over the course of its decades-long history, the Star Trek franchise has boasted some great guest stars. Here are the best ones, ranked.
Read MoreBefore Breaking Bad, Jonathan Banks Stole The Show As A Star Trek Guest Star
Jonathan Banks became a much bigger name thanks to Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, but his earlier role in the Star Trek franchise remains one of his best.
Read MoreOne Important Transformers Villain Is Based On Star Trek's Spock
Leonard Nimoy impacted the Transformers property in multiple ways. One of its villains was even based on his beloved Star Trek character, Spock.
Read MoreWhy Star Trek's Most Important Relationship Still Matters After All These Years
The Star Trek franchise has featured plenty of odd couple friendships, but the bond between Bashir and Garak in Deep Space Nine is the most important.
Read MoreWhy The Harkonnens Aren't Bald And Pale In Dune: Prophecy
You may have noticed that the Harkonnens in Dune: Prophecy look very different from the way that family appears in Denis Villeneuve's Dune movies. Here's why.
Read MoreA Game Of Thrones Star Is Replacing Ray Stevenson As Baylan Skoll For Ahsoka Season 2
Ahsoka season 2 will replace the late Ray Stevenson as Baylan Skoll with a Game of Thrones veteran who reads as a fitting choice (given the circumstances).
Read MoreJohn De Lancie Had One Condition To Return As Q On Star Trek: Picard
Patrick Stewart and other Next Generation veterans readily agreed to appear in Star Trek: Picard, but Q actor John de Lancie required some convincing.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Marks A Sherlock Holmes Reunion
Among other things, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 7 features a Sherlock Holmes reunion you almost certainly didn't see coming.
Read MoreSkeleton Crew's Brutus Continues A Sad Star Wars Tradition
Skeleton Crew baddie Brutus is the latest addition to a tragic Star Wars tradition that dates all the way back to the original trilogy.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Puts The Adults In A Classic Steven Spielberg Scene
Steven Spielberg's influence continues to make itself felt in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, with episode 7 drawing from one of the filmmaker's classics.
Read MoreOne Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Scene Evokes Anakin Skywalker's Darkest Moment
A key scene in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 7 evokes Anakin Skywalker's darkest moment while also raising further questions about Jod (Jude Law).
Read MoreHow Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's At Attin Mystery Could Hide A First Order Connection
Is there a connection between the First Order and At Attin? The latest episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew may be hinting at just that.
Read MoreDid Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Canonize Villains From The Legends Lore?
The seventh episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew appears to sneakily bring some nasty villains from Star Wars Legends into the official canon.
Read MoreSkeleton Crew Episode 7 May Have Revealed The Identity Of Star Wars' Most Mysterious Pirate
Who is the legendary Star Wars pirate Tak Rennod? The answer might have been hinted at in the latest episode of Skeleton Crew.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 7 Solves Two Of The Show's Biggest Mysteries
Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 7 resolves two of the show's biggest mysteries so far, and the explanations are pretty straightforward.
Read MoreWhat Stargate Universe Season 3 Could Have Been Like
The Stargate series Stargate Universe was canceled after two seasons and ended on a cliffhanger. Here's where season 3 couldve gone.
Read MoreWhy Jennifer Lien's Kes Should Not Have Been Cut From Star Trek: Voyager
Jennifer Lien's Kes was removed from Star Trek: Voyager as part of a bid to improve the show's ratings. Here's why that was a mistake.
Read MoreOne Of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's Best Scenes Was Improvised By Jude Law
You can thank Jude Law for giving Star Wars: Skeleton Crew one of its finest moments with a little bit of improvisation.
Read MoreElla Purnell Has One Concern After Starring In Arcane & Fallout
As happy as Ella Purnell is to have starred in not one but two acclaimed shows with Arcane and Fallout, their success has also left her a tad concerned.
Read MoreThe Stargate SG-1 Episode That Christopher Judge Wanted To Be Comedic
One episode of the sci-fi series Stargate SG-1 was originally planned to be comedic, but things changed once the script came together.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Meaning Of A Red Directive, Explained
In the final season of Star Trek: Discovery, captain Burnham receives a 'red directive' order so we're here to explain what the heck a red directive even is.
Read MoreEvery Star Trek Series Finale, Ranked
The Star Trek franchise has several TV shows, and their respective finales vary in terms of quality. Here, we rank all of the finales so far.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Battlestar Galactica Franchise
Battlestar Galactica is a great sci-fi franchise full of fascinating lore. There's also a lot of material to get through, so here's our recommended watch order.
Read MoreBruce Willis Has A Secret Cameo In The Star Trek Parody The Orville
People often forget about Bruce Willis' career in voiceover, which is why many missed his cameo on the Star Trek-esque comedy, The Orville.
Read MoreGene Roddenberry Stopped Denise Crosby From Getting A Beloved Star Trek Role
Denise Crosby played Security Chief Tasha Yar on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but if it wasn't for Gene Roddenberry, she'd have played a very different role.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episode That Changed Tony Todd's Life
One of the most beloved episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine also had a deeply personal meaning to (and impact on) its star, Tony Todd.
Read MoreStar Trek: Everything We Know About What Happened To The USS Enterprise-E
The U.S.S. Enterprise-E was damaged at the end of Star Trek: Nemesis, and wasn't (canonically) mentioned for over 20 years. So, what happened to the ship?
Read MoreThe 10 Most Common Tropes In The Star Trek Franchise
Star Trek has been around for decades, boasting a plethora of TV shows and movies, meaning the franchise has several famous tropes fans know well.
Read MoreSkeleton Crew Episode 6 Fixes A Pirate Mistake In The Star Wars Universe
Skeleton Crew has finally given us a crucial piece of pirate iconography that the Star Wars franchise has been missing for decades.
Read MoreThe Galaxy's Edge Reference You Missed In Star Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 6
The latest episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew features a surprisingly understated reference to a theme park ride from Galaxy's Edge.
Read MoreStephen King Recommends These Two Sci-Fi Mystery Shows Like Lost
Among the many 2024 shows that Stephen King watched and recommends are a pair of mystery box sci-fi series with more than a few things in common with Lost.
Read MoreSkeleton Crew Episode 6 Brought Back A Classic Star Wars Swear
Skeleton Crew may be a kid-friendly Star Wars show, but that doesn't mean it's above using some naughty language from a galaxy far, far away.
Read MoreStar Wars: Skeleton Crew Episode 6 Pays Tribute To Disney's Pirates Of The Caribbean
The sixth episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew tips its hat to a famous moment from Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean movies.
Read MoreThe Star Wars: Clone Wars Easter Egg You Missed In Skeleton Crew Episode 6
Skeleton Crew episode 6 features a Clone Wars TV show Easter egg that proves the series' creators know their Star Wars history.
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Superhero Movies (32)
New DC Comics Lawsuit Could Mean Big Trouble For James Gunn's Superman
A new lawsuit against DC Comics could be bad news for James Gunn's highly anticipated Superman movie due out this summer.
Read MoreChris Evans Responds To Captain America Avengers: Doomsday Return Rumors
A recent report claimed former Captain America actor Chris Evans would return to the MCU in Avengers: Doomsday, but now the actor is denying he'll be back.
Read MoreOne Marvel Hero Won't Return For Avengers: Doomsday [UPDATE]
A major player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Multiverse Saga originally said he wouldn't be appearing in Avengers: Doomsday but has since changed his tune.
Read MoreHow Lady Gaga Really Feels About Joker 2's Negative Reviews
Joker: Folie à Deux star Lady Gaga has spoken out about the film's negative reception and her experience playing the movie's version of Harley Quinn.
Read MoreTerrifier Star David Howard Thornton Returns As The Joker In Brutal Fan Film
Want to see Terrifier star David Howard Thornton put a darker spin on the Joker? This grisly fan film, titled 'Joker's Wild,' is the next best thing.
Read MoreWhy Stanley Tucci Found His Marvel Role Both Insulting And Flattering
When Stanley Tucci was cast as Dr. Abraham Erskine in Marvel Studios' Captain America: The First Avenger, he was both flattered and a little insulted.
Read MoreThe Batman Villain Adrien Brody Called A 'Dream Role'
Fans have been fantasy casting Adrien Brody as a Batman villain for over a decade, and it's one the Oscar-winner also wishes he could play.
Read MoreBenedict Cumberbatch & Robert Downey Jr. Shut Down A Goofy Meta Joke On Marvel Sets
Doctor Strange and Iron Man have very similar backgrounds, as do their Marvel Cinematic Universe players, Benedict Cumberbatch and Robert Downey Jr.
Read MoreThe Correct Order To Watch The Captain America Movies
Grab your shield and/or American flag and read all about the Captain America movies in order!
Read MoreEvery Time Captain America Has Run For President In Marvel Comics
Captain America isn't exactly known for his political ambitions, but he's still been elected president several times in Marvel's history.
Read MoreMany Superhero Movies Have Been About The Multiverse – But Only One Got It Right
Several superhero movies have explored the multiverse by now, but only one film has fully wrestled with the philosophical implications of the concept.
Read MoreThe Chilling Book Christopher Nolan Gave Heath Ledger To Prepare For The Joker
Christopher Nolan gave Heath Ledger a book that was turned into one of Stanley Kubrick's darker films in order to inspired his performance as The Joker.
Read MoreThe Marvel Character You Probably Forgot Chet Hanks Played
Chet Hanks, the more problematic son of beloved Hollywood superstar Tom Hanks, actually showed up in a Marvel movie at one point.
Read MoreDeadpool & Wolverine's Nicepool Credit Explained: Who Is Gordon Reynolds?
Deadpool & Wolverine gave Gordon Reynolds his big screen debut as Nicepool. But wait, who is Gordon, and how is he related to Ryan Reynolds?
Read MoreThe Bruce Willis Performance That Blew Quentin Tarantino Away
Years after Bruce Willis worked with Quentin Tarantino on Pulp Fiction, the actor mightily impressed the writer/director with a much different performance.
Read MoreWhy Does Kryptonite Make Superman Weak?
Even if you don't like superheros, everyone knows that kryptonite weakens Superman. We're breaking down the powerful substance in all its forms (and colors).
Read MoreHow To Watch Kraven The Hunter At Home
The last(?) entry in Sony's Spider-Man Universe, Kraven the Hunter, is coming to digital this week, with a physical release to follow later this year.
Read MoreKraven The Hunter Concept Art Reveals A Scrapped Venom Crossover
Wait a second, Venom could have showed up in Kraven the Hunter? This concept art showcases how the symbiote was going to appear in the film.
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David Lynch wasn't just a filmmaker, he was also a gifted actor who was willing to commit to any bit, including interrogating a monkey for murder.
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Read MoreThe One Time David Lynch Gave Us Clues To Unlock His Work
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Read More15 '80s Thrillers You Definitely Need To See
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Eyes Wide Shut features an uncredited voice cameo from Cate Blanchett that remained a secret for many years. Here's how it happened.
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Severance season 2 defies expectations in the best possible way. Read our spoiler-free review of the long-awaited new season here.
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