George Lucas' Original Concept For Indiana Jones Was More Promiscuous
George Lucas' early, original concept for the character of Indiana Jones had him as much more of a James Bond-like playboy.
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5 Reasons Why One Battle After Another Flopped At The Box Office
Sadly, as well-received as One Battle After Another has been, Paul Thomas Anderson's action dramedy is unlikely to leg out after its soft box office opening.
Read MoreJohn Wayne Broke One Of His Biggest Rules For This Iconic Dennis Hopper Western
John Wayne usually followed a list of rules for his films, but for True Grit, which featured a young Dennis Hopper, he decided to break one.
Read MoreHow Sylvester Stallone Really Feels About Noah Centineo's Young Rambo Movie
Noah Centineo is taking over the role of John Rambo from Sylvester Stallone in a new prequel movie, and Sly knows exactly what he wants to see in the film.
Read MoreThe Mission: Impossible 8 Stunt That Left Tom Cruise With A Gruesome Injury
One of the most jaw-dropping stunts from Mission: Impossible 8 came very close to badly injuring Tom Cruise, and we can't say we're surprised.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Sean Connery Rejected Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull
Sean Connery initially said he passed on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull because he was enjoying being retired, but that wasn't wholly true.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino Called This Action Flick One Of The 'Most Entertaining Movies Ever'
Quentin Tarantino is known for his great taste in obscure cinema, including this violent martial arts movie you need to add to your watch list.
Read MoreReacher's Alan Ritchson Thinks One Of His Hunger Games Scenes Makes No Sense
Reacher Alan Ritchson is a big guy, but he's haunted by a small role in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire because of one scene that makes no sense.
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Should Win One Of Its Less-Famous Actors An Oscar Nomination
We really hope the Academy is wise enough to give Chase Infiniti an Oscar nomination for her fantastic work in One Battle After Another.
Read MoreThis New Action Thriller Gives Us The Old Man James Bond Movie We Always Wanted [Fantastic Fest]
The 007 franchise has yet to feature an Old Man James Bond movie, but spy thriller Reflection in a Dead Diamond delivers the goods.
Read MoreHow One Battle After Another Completely Changes The Book That Inspired It
Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another is inspired by Thomas Pynchon's Vineland, but it's not a direct adaptation of the book.
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Would Make A Perfect Double Feature With A 2025 Box Office Bomb
One Battle After Another is one of the best films of 2025, and it also makes for the perfect double feature with one of the year's biggest flops.
Read MoreAcclaimed 007 Novelist Thinks Daniel Craig's Last James Bond Movie Made A Major Mistake
Celebrated modern James Bond author Anthony Horowitz is one of many folks with an opinion about the ending of Daniel Craig's last Bond film, No Time to Die.
Read More10 Best Disaster Movies Streaming On Netflix Right Now
If you have a Netflix subscription and a taste for danger, suspense, and thrills, you may want to check out these disaster movies on the streaming service.
Read MoreWhy One Battle After Another's Confusing Marketing Has Secretly Been Brilliant
The marketing for Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another has received some backlash, but maybe it's been brilliant this whole time?
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Director Paul Thomas Anderson Broke A Big Rule For One Shot
Director Paul Thomas Anderson tried to keep his shots simple for One Battle After Another, but pulled out all the stops for one particular moment.
Read MoreGreenland 2: Migration Continues A Bleak Trend For Modern Disaster Movies
Gerard Butler's disaster movie Greenland was a more somber take on the genre, and its sequel, Greenland 2: Migration, looks to carry over that approach.
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Breaks Leonardo DiCaprio's 23-Year Rotten Tomatoes Record
Leonardo DiCaprio and Paul Thomas Anderson are earning rave reviews for One Battle After Another, which has already set a Rotten Tomatoes record for DiCaprio.
Read MoreThe Latest James Bond 26 Casting Rumor Is Exciting (And We Hope It's True)
Denis Villeneuve's James Bond movie is still a ways off, but the latest casting rumor bodes well for the film's approach to the latest iteration of 007.
Read MoreThis Upcoming 2025 Movie Is The Best Action Sequel Since John Wick 4 [Fantastic Fest]
If you're a fan of high-octane action sequels like John Wick 4 and Mad Max: Fury Road, the sequel to a hit Finnish war thriller will blow you away.
Read MoreAfter The Conjuring, Patrick Wilson And Vera Farmiga Starred In This Liam Neeson Action Movie
Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga have dazzled horror fans for over a decade in The Conjuring series, but they also co-starred in an action movie.
Read MoreKirk Douglas Almost Starred In One Of Sylvester Stallone's Most Iconic Action Movies
Kirk Douglas came close to co-starring in one of Sylvester Stallone's best films, but he didn't see eye to eye with the director.
Read MoreBack To The Future Couldn't Have Happened Without This Michael Douglas Adventure Movie
Robert Zemeckis might've never gotten to make Back to the Future if it hadn't been for the Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner-starring Romancing the Stone.
Read MoreJohn Carpenter Had To Fight To Cast Kurt Russell In Escape From New York
Every time John Carpenter and Kurt Russell collaborate, they make magic. But Carpenter originally had to fight to cast Russell in Escape From New York.
Read MoreKurt Russell Hit His Escape From New York Co-Star With A Real Baseball Bat With Nails
Old school stunt work sounds incredibly risky, like the time Kurt Russell was given a real baseball bat with nails for Escape from New York.
Read MoreRoger Ebert Gave This Western Starring A Batman Actor A Perfect Score
This Christian Bale-starring Western is a classic take on the genre presented in a modern package, which film critic Roger Ebert heartily approved of.
Read MoreAn Underrated Jason Statham Action Movie Is Blowing Up On Paramount+
Jason Statham can't stop, won't stop making action movies, and one of his better ones is currently climbing the streaming charts over at Paramount+.
Read More50 Cent Is Unrecognizable As Balrog For The Live-Action Street Fighter Movie
The latest live-action Street Fighter movie looks appropriately ridiculous and silly, and that extends to 50 Cent's newly-unveiled look as the boxer Balrog.
Read MoreKingdom Of The Crystal Skull Has A Young Indiana Jones Reference You Probably Missed
While it's unclear if The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles is canonical overall, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull confirms that at least the first episode is canon.
Read MoreThis Clint Eastwood War Movie Was Based On A Guinness World Record-Holding Story
The Clint Eastwood-starring war film Kelly's Heroes takes inspiration from a Guinness World Records story involving possibly the greatest real-world heist ever.
Read More12 Plot Holes That Completely Ruined Movies
It would be best not to think so hard when watching these 12 films, as they all have logic-defying plot holes that just might ruin the story for you.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Called This Leonardo DiCaprio Thriller 'Incredible'
Steven Spielberg had high praise for the Leonardo DiCaprio-starring One Battle After Another, even comparing P.T. Anderson's film to a Stanley Kubrick classic.
Read More15 Sequels That Are Better Than The Original Movie
More often than not, it's tough for a sequel to top the original film. But in these 15 cases, the follow-up turned out to be better in one way or another.
Read MoreBen Affleck And Matt Damon's Netflix Movie Is Unlike Anything They've Made Before
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are reuniting on-screen for The Rip, a Netflix flick that looks to give them a chance to flex some very different acting muscles.
Read MoreUniversal Head Donna Langley Has One Regret About The Fast And Furious Franchise
Universal Studios Chairwoman Donna Langley has apologized for an infamous moment from the previous Fast & Furious movies, but it feels like a bit of a cop out.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Wanted To Direct A Movie In This Iconic Franchise
Steven Spielberg was keen on directing a movie in this blockbuster franchise early on in his career, and his love for it is apparent throughout his filmography.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Hid A Major Indiana Jones Secret From The Studio For A Good Reason
Steven Spielberg wasn't entirely honest with Paramount about his approach to filming Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (and it was a wise choice).
Read MoreThe 15 Best Sebastian Stan Movies Ranked
Sebastian Stan has crafted and developed quite the impressive filmography over the years. Let's check out his 15 greatest movies.
Read MoreHow Keira Knightley Really Feels About The Pirates Of The Caribbean Franchise
As much as Keira Knightley appreciates what the Pirates of the Caribbean movies did for her career, she also has understandably mixed feelings about them.
Read MoreJohn Wayne Was Almost Fired From This Western With 100% On Rotten Tomatoes
Raoul Walsh was the first filmmaker to cast John Wayne as the lead in a major movie, although The Duke was almost let go from the acclaimed Western in question.
Read MoreThis New Alan Ritchson Action Thriller Captures The Spirit Of Reacher In One Key Way [TIFF 2025]
The new Alan Ritchson thriller Motor City gives the actor the opportunity to tap into one of Reacher's defining qualities while playing a different character.
Read MoreWhy Activision Turned Down Steven Spielberg's Request To Direct The Call Of Duty Movie
Steven Spielberg apparently approached Activision about directing a Call of Duty movie, but the video game company was wary of his conditions for the deal.
Read MoreThe Complete Indiana Jones Timeline Explained
Indiana Jones' adventures have taken him all over the world, colliding with major historical events. Here's the complete franchise timeline explained.
Read MoreParamount's Call Of Duty Movie Has To Overcome One Big Problem
Paramount is officially moving forward with a live-action Call of Duty movie, but this video game adaptation presents a unique challenge for the studio.
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Jack Reacher Author Lee Child Found One Part Of The Prime Video Series Heartbreaking
The Reacher TV series retains its namesake's core quality, but even the character's creator, author Lee Child, would tell you it's pretty heartbreaking.
Read MoreAlan Ritchson Makes A Reacher Season 4 Promise That Should Have Fans Very Excited
How can Reacher season 4 top the action-packed thrills of season 3? According to Alan Ritchson, the Prime Video hit series is just getting started.
Read MoreAlan Ritchson Almost Made The Reacher Stunt Coordinator Quit (For A Good Reason)
One of the stunt coordinators on Reacher almost left the series, but star Alan Ritchson was thankfully able to remedy the situation.
Read MoreJack Reacher Was A Response To This Classic Crime Movie Trope
When Lee Child created Jack Reacher, he wanted to avoid making the character a generic miserable anti-hero archetype seen in so many other stories.
Read MoreReacher Author Lee Child Thinks Alan Ritchson's Hidden Talent Is Perfect For The Character
Reacher star Alan Ritchson is known for his big muscles, but he has a hidden talent that's a perfect fit for Jack Reacher.
Read MoreReacher's Alan Ritchson Learned A Hard Lesson From A Season 1 Injury
Reacher star Alan Ritchson asked his scene partner to go all-out against him during a fight sequence, but the ensuing take taught him a tough lesson.
Read MoreA Beloved Horror Director Was Responsible For Some Of Indiana Jones' Best Adventures
George Lucas' well-received Young Indiana Jones TV show features contributions from several talented artists, including this celebrated horror writer-director.
Read MoreThe Best Modern Season Of Survivor Isn't Available On Streaming — Here's Why
An all-time great and legendary series of Survivor is next to impossible to watch in the United States, and it's incredibly frustrating for hardcore fans.
Read MoreWhy Lina Esco's Christina Alonso Left SWAT
Many SWAT fans were disappointed when Lina Esco's fan-favorite Christina Alonso left toward the end of Season 5. Here's the reason behind her departure.
Read MoreTwisted Metal Season 2's Rotten Tomatoes Score Reveals Something Fascinating
Twisted Metal has a Rotten Tomatoes audience score that puts many so-called prestige titles to shame, yet it seems to be getting no attention at all.
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Animation Movies (14)
Why The Time Is Actually Perfect For A Second Simpsons Movie
Nearly 20 years to the date after The Simpsons Movie hit theaters, everyone's favorite animated family will return to the big screen.
Read MoreZootopia 2: 5 Things We Learned About Disney's Long-Awaited Sequel
Here are five things we learned about Zootopia 2, which continues the franchise's legacy of challenging assumptions through empathy and a sharp sense of humor.
Read More5 Things We Learned About Netflix's In Your Dreams
We were given some behind-the-scenes insight from the creators behind Netflix's new original animated feature In Your Dreams. Here's what we learned.
Read MoreDemon Slayer: Infinity Castle Shattered A Major Box Office Record
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba — Infinity Castle just set a global box office record, further cementing that anime is having a big moment in the mainstream.
Read MoreChanning Tatum's Demon Slayer Role, Explained
Channing Tatum has a voice role in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba - Infinity Castle. Here's who he plays and what this casting may mean for the future of anime.
Read MoreThe Super Mario Galaxy Movie Is The Perfect Way To Build A Nintendo Cinematic Universe
If Nintendo's plan is to eventually create a cinematic universe, then The Super Mario Galaxy Movie could be the perfect launchpad for doing just that.
Read More5 Reasons Why Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Ruled The Box Office
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle blew past box office predictions in its U.S. opening weekend, which says a lot about anime films and their popularity in general.
Read More10 Disney Movies That Deserve A Live-Action Remake
Hot on the heels of the billion dollar box office success of Lilo & Stitch, here are some other Disney movies that should get a live-action remake.
Read MoreThe Super Mario Galaxy Movie: 5 Actors Who Could Voice Rosalina
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is expected to bring Rosalina into the cinematic universe, and while we wait for a casting announcement, we have some suggestions.
Read MoreDemon Slayer: Infinity Castle Finally Fulfills A Promise About Demons
Demon Slayer has always given its demons tragic backstories, but Infinity Castle truly succeeds at creating sympathy for the devil.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Remember About Demon Slayer Before Infinity Castle
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is the first in a trilogy of movies that will wrap up the hit anime series. Here's where the story left off in season 4.
Read More10 Best Disney Sequels, Ranked
With Freakier Friday having recently hit theaters, let's see how the new film ranks among the 10 best sequel movies Disney has ever released.
Read MoreOne Of The Best Pokémon Stories We've Ever Seen Isn't A Real Movie, But It Should Be
A new Pokémon ad has provided a spectacular, highly entertaining blueprint for what that franchise should do for its next movie.
Read MoreNetflix's KPop Demon Hunters Was Completely Changed By This Beloved Marvel Movie
The creatives behind Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters changed their approach to the film's animation after seeing this Marvel flick (but not the way you'd think).
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The Best Anime Streaming On Hulu Right Now
Hulu is packed with stellar anime, from long-running classics to modern favorites, and we've put together a list of the best anime to get you started.
Read More15 Underrated Anime Shows That You Really Need To Watch
Plenty of anime shows have found millions of fans over the years, but here's a collection of underrated anime shows that you should seek out immediately.
Read More15 Strongest Pokemon Of All Time, Ranked
This can be tricky, but we ranked the strongest Pokémon of all time, considering established lore, as well as feats they've across the anime, games, and manga.
Read MoreThe 12 Scariest Anime Villains Of All Time, Ranked
Let's face it, some anime villains are downright terrifying. Here are 12 who we pray we never have to see again.
Read More12 Awesome Anime That Deserve A Live-Action Movie
Here are 12 anime series that are good enough to get a fresh perspective and attract new fans through their own live-action movie adaptation.
Read More15 Best Anime Openings Of All Time, Ranked
Nothing sets the tone for an anime quite like a rousing opening sequence, especially with those catchy theme songs. These are the best anime openings ever.
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Futurama Season 13's Best Episode Echoes Classic Star Trek And Other Sci-Fi Stories
The best episode of Futurama season 13 is loaded with callbacks and references to several classic Star Trek episodes and more.
Read MoreHappy Days' Fonzie Had An Unexpected Scooby-Doo Connection
Happy Days launched a number of spin-offs, but one of its weirdest had an unexpected connection to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!
Read MoreSherlock Holmes Is Getting A New TV Series (But Not How You Think)
An new animated Sherlock Holmes TV series is on the way, but this cartoon is not going to be aimed at children, so hide your kids.
Read MoreDenzel Washington Starred In An Obscure Anthology Series For HBO
Remember when Denzel Washington starred in an HBO show alongside one of the most interesting casts ever assembled for TV?
Read MoreThe 5 Best Episodes Of The Original 80s Transformers Cartoon, Ranked
There's always been a spark of magic beneath the commercialism of Transformers, starting with the original '80s cartoon. Here are the show's top five episodes.
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Comedy Movies (29)
15 Best Movies Set In New York, Ranked
New York City is such an iconic part of the United States that it's basically a character in many movies, and these are the best movies set in the Big Apple.
Read MoreSteve Buscemi Failed His Audition For This Danny DeVito Comedy With 82% On Rotten Tomatoes
Steve Buscemi's acting career might've taken off earlier if his audition had been successful for this well-received 1980s comedy starring Danny DeVito.
Read MoreColumbo's Peter Falk Starred In A Crime Comedy Saved By Back To The Future
This crime comedy starring Columbo himself, Peter Falk, would've fallen apart at the last minute for legal reasons if it hadn't been for Back to the Future.
Read MoreWhy Hollywood Stopped Making New Comedies, According To Judd Apatow
Judd Apatow's comedies dominated Hollywood in the early 2000s, and he has thoughts on why comedy films are much less common these days.
Read MoreThis Classic Tim Curry Movie Had Test Audiences Leaving The Theater Early
These days, The Rocky Horror Picture Show is considered a beloved film with an impressive legacy, but original test audiences didn't know how to react.
Read MoreChristmas Vacation's Terrifying Squirrel Scene Was A Behind-The-Scenes Nightmare
Christmas Vacation is full of classic holiday hijinks, but a memorable scene featuring a real squirrel and a Christmas tree was almost a disaster.
Read MoreHalle Berry's First 'Seductress' Role Came In A Goofy Kids Movie
Halle Berry's first "seductress" role came in a 1994 comedy alongside John Goodman, Kyle MacLachlan, Elizabeth Perkins, Rosie O'Donnell, and Rick Moranis.
Read MoreKeanu Reeves Suffered A Major Injury Shooting This Seth Rogen Comedy
You'd think starring in a comedy with Seth Rogen and Aziz Ansari wouldn't be dangerous, but Keanu Reeves suffered an awful injury while filming Good Fortune.
Read More50 Years Later, The Rocky Horror Picture Show Remains The Perfect Cinematic Sanctuary For Freaks
50 years later, The Rocky Horror Picture Show still matters. It's a gathering point for the beautiful, the freaky, the rejected, and the fabulous.
Read MoreSpaceballs 2 First Cast Photo Is A Cheeky Star Wars: The Force Awakens Joke
Spaceballs 2 is coming, and the Schwarz has indeed awakened with the first cast photo already parodying a key moment from the Star Wars franchise.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Comedies From The 2000s, Ranked
The 2000s was a golden age for big screen comedy, and some of the funniest movies ever made came out of this decade. Here are the best!
Read MoreSteve Carell's The 40-Year-Old Virgin Was Shut Down Mid-Production For Absurd Reasons
The 40-Year-Old Virgin was one of the best comedies of the aughts, but production was shut down at one point for a truly ridiculous reason.
Read MoreCharlie Sheen's Ferris Bueller's Day Off Scene Has A Wild Origin Story
Charlie Sheen took an unusual approach to preparing for his appearance in the classic 1980s comedy Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
Read MoreTwo Of A24's Best 2025 Movies Have Taken Over HBO Max's Top Streaming Charts
The top movies streaming on HBO Max are wildly different in tone, but both represent some of the best A24 releases of the year.
Read MoreRobert Redford's Wild Final Movie Role May Never Be Released
Robert Redford was part of one of the wildest Sundance films in 2020, but the anthology still hasn't been released, leaving his true final role in limbo.
Read More12 '90s Movies You Won't Believe Are Real
'90s cinema was filled with cinematic gems and thrilling franchises. However, there were also plenty of bizarre productions we still can't believe were made.
Read MoreThe Anaconda Reboot Trailer Misses The Point Of What Made The Original A Cult Classic
As amusing as the idea of Jack Black and Paul Rudd starring in an Anaconda reboot reads on paper, its trailer suggests the actual film might be a tad misguided.
Read MoreThe Sequel To A Comedy Masterpiece Is A Regrettable Box Office Flop
Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, the long-awaited sequel to the 1984 mockumentary classic, had a disappointing opening weekend at the box office.
Read MoreSabrina Carpenter's Controversial Album Cover Is Hilariously Close To This '80s Comedy
The cheeky, monocle-popping cover artwork for Sabrina Carpenter's album Man's Best Friend may well be a playful reference to this '80s comedy classic.
Read MoreThis 2025 Comedy Proves Truly Independent Cinema Is Still Alive
Honest-to-goodness independent cinema is a rare specimen in 2025, which makes the dark autobiographical comedy D(e)ad all the more worthy of seeking out.
Read MorePierce Brosnan's New Crime Comedy Is No Match For KPop Demon Hunters On Netflix's Top Charts
Were you aware there's a new well-received crime comedy on Netflix led by a star-studded cast that includes Pierce Brosnan? Alas, it seems many folks are not.
Read MoreSpinal Tap 2 Upgraded The Original's Most Famous Joke, But You're Not Gonna See It (Yet)
This Is Spinal Tap's most famous joke gets an upgrade in Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues, but you won't find any evidence of that in the theatrical cut.
Read MoreScary Movie 6 Will Parody 7 Classic (And Not-So-Classic) Modern Horror Movies
We now have a list of 7 horror movies that will end up being spoofed in the upcoming Scary Movie 6, and the titles will be be very familiar to genre fans.
Read MoreClint Eastwood's Agent Felt This Box Office Hit Wasn't Right For Him (But They Were Wrong)
Broad comedies aren't exactly Clint Eastwood's forte, so you can understand why his agent was worried about the actor starring in this eventual box office hit.
Read MoreTom Hanks Felt This Hilarious Scene Was The Hardest One Of His Career
Tom Hanks put himself through the wringer in films like Castaway, but he thinks a moment from a comedy film was the hardest to pull off.
Read MoreThe Coen Brothers' Crime Adaptation Of The Odyssey Came Out Years Before The Christopher Nolan Version
Classic works of literature have been turned into countless films, and one of the best versions of The Odyssey came from The Coen Brothers.
Read MoreStar Trek Lead William Shatner Delivered One Of His Best Cameos In This Hit Comedy
William Shatner has spent his twilight years popping up wherever he sees fit, which usually provides the gift of hilarious cameos.
Read MoreMartin Scorsese's Goodfellas Sort Of Got A Sequel Thanks To A Rick Moranis Comedy
The same year "Goodfellas" came out, Rick Moranis and Steve Martin teamed up for a wise-guy comedy that's technically a sequel to Martin Scorsese's crime epic.
Read MoreThis Critically-Slammed Robin Williams Movie's Set Is Now A Major Tourist Attraction
Critics may have hated this Robin Williams comedy, but fans can and do still visit the set today if they make a trip to Malta.
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Comedy Shows (62)
Tim And Eric Had A Hilarious Response To Shows Disappearing From Streaming
Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim made a TV show that is not impossible to see. Or did they? They did. Wait, are we sure? Yes. No? Maybe.
Read MoreIt's 2025 And I Just Watched The Big Bang Theory Pilot For The First Time - Here Are My Honest Thoughts
The Big Bang Theory was one of the most popular sitcoms in the world less than a decade ago, so one /Film writer decided to finally watch its pilot in 2025.
Read MoreWhere The Scrubs Cast Is Now
Where is the cast of Scrubs now? Many have gone onto other shows and movies of various kinds, and some have even become directors. Let's take a look!
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like 30 Rock
30 Rock blended absurdity with Tina Fey's experiences working on SNL, and there are plenty of great TV shows that will crack you up in a similar way.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like The Good Place
The Good Place is one of the best comedies of the 21st century, and if you'd like more just like it, here's a stellar assembly with plenty of laughs and more.
Read MoreScrubs Nearly Cast This Happy Days Star As Dr. Cox
This Happy Days veteran missed out on playing Dr. Cox on Scrubs, but they eventually found their way onto another celebrated Bill Lawrence comedy series.
Read MoreSteve Carell Nearly Lost A Body Part Shooting The 40-Year-Old Virgin
Steve Carell's cries of agony were very real in one of the most famous scenes from The 40-Year-Old Virgin, as he nearly lost a chunk of flesh while filming it.
Read MoreFox Made Bob's Burgers Swap The Gender Of A Fan-Favorite Belcher Family Member
Bob's Burgers has several female characters voiced by male actors (and vice versa), but one fan-favorite Belcher was gender-swapped after feedback from Fox.
Read MoreHow Much Charlie Sheen Really Made For Every Episode Of Two And A Half Men
Charlie Sheen earned a whole lot per episode of Two and a Half Men at the height of the show's popularity, including more than the main cast of Friends.
Read MoreWhy Denzel Washington Turned Down The Jeffersons And Avoids Television Roles
Denzel Washington has mostly avoided television (with one major exception), but he nearly broke that rule early in his career by auditioning for The Jeffersons.
Read MoreSouth Park Responded To The Jimmy Kimmel Incident In The Most Ridiculous Way Imaginable
South Park's response to the Jimmy Kimmel/Disney incident was worth the wait, and the FCC's Brendan Carr was the target of many of the latest episode's jokes.
Read MoreNuclear Power Plant Boss Blames The Simpsons For The Public's Negative View Of Nuclear Energy
The Simpsons spent decades poking fun at nuclear power plants and questioning the safety of nuclear energy, but the truth of the matter is far more complicated.
Read More5 British Sitcoms That Haven't Aged Well
Comedy becomes dated quicker than any other genre, and these British sitcoms haven't aged well (or, in some cases, were never really 'in date' to begin with).
Read MoreWhat Jack Black Movie Are They Watching In The Office?
For The Office's post-Super Bowl timeslot in February 2009, the network wanted big guest stars, and creator Greg Daniels found a way to bring in Jack Black.
Read MoreAndy Samberg & Bill Hader Accidentally Intimidated Each Other While Auditioning For SNL
When auditioning for Saturday Night Live, Bill Hader and Andy Samberg inadvertently intimidated each other in quite an amusing fashion.
Read MoreHow Much The Friends Cast Makes From Reruns
Friends may have ended back in 2004, but the main stars of the hit sitcom continue to make a lot of money from the show every year.
Read MoreWith American Comedy Under Attack, It's Time To Discover The Funniest Show You Haven't Seen
In an era where American comedy is under attack, this improv show won't be censored (unless host Sam Reich goes on a comedic power trip).
Read MoreEmma Stone Made Her Acting Debut In A Failed Revival Of A Classic '70s Sitcom
Before Emma Stone became an Academy Award winner, she was showing off her musical stylings when she was cast in the revival of faux-family band.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like Saturday Night Live
If you like the sketch comedy antics of Saturday Night Live, you should absolutely seek out these other sketch comedy shows that span decades of laughter.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Cast Of The Kids In The Hall?
Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall have a long history together, but they've also kept busy with individual careers since the original show ended.
Read MoreA Beloved Friends Star Turned Down A Lead Role In Modern Family
Before Modern Family found its pitch-perfect cast, one of the stars of Friends was approached about playing the central role.
Read More5 Essential South Park Episodes Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
With over 25 years worth of episodes to choose from, we've picked five essential South Park episodes everyone needs to watch.
Read MoreWhy Damon Wayans Jr.'s Coach Left New Girl (And Why He Came Back)
Damon Wayans Jr. exited New Girl as Coach right after its pilot before returning a few seasons later, and it's all to do with his other projects at the time.
Read MoreFans Are Saying The Same Thing About Sabrina Carpenter's Muppets Show Special On Disney+
The Muppet Show is coming back with a new special on Disney+ that will star Sabrina Carpenter, who will also executive produce with Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg.
Read MoreABC Has Pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live, And This Is Bad News For All American Media
ABC has pulled Jimmy Kimmel Live! off the schedule, indefinitely, as if silencing a late-night talk show somehow serves democracy.
Read MoreDanny DeVito Played A Wild Prank On His It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Crew
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Danny DeVito fell prey to an April Fool's prank, but he got his revenge on the rest of the gang.
Read More5 Essential Futurama Episodes Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
Futurama has survived multiple cancellations and is still going strong. But where should you start? We've singled out 5 episodes everyone should watch.
Read MoreWhy Netflix Canceled Arnold Schwarzenegger's Fubar
Arnold Schwarzenegger jumped into the world of TV with the Netflix series FUBAR, but the show only lasted two seasons. Here's why it was canceled.
Read More10 Perfect Uses Of Taylor Swift's Music In Movies And TV Shows
As one of the biggest pop stars of today, Taylor Swift's songs have been used in many films and series. Here are 10 of her best TV and movie needle drops.
Read MoreLorne Michaels Jokingly Put Immense Pressure On Will Ferrell Before His SNL Debut
Will Ferrell made his debut in season 21 of Saturday Night Live, and just before going on the air, Lorne Michaels playfully lit a fire under his feet.
Read MoreOnly Murders In The Building Has One Big Problem With Every New Season
Only Murders in the Building has only grown more popular over time, which is also (ironically) the cause of the mystery show's biggest challenge each season.
Read MoreWhy Ego Nwodim Left SNL After Seven Seasons
Ego Nwodim is the latest cast member to leave Saturday Night Live before the show's season 51 premiere in October.
Read MoreThe Big Bang Theory: The Biggest Changes From The Unaired Pilot
The original unaired pilot for The Big Bang Theory is dramatically different from the one that premiered on CBS. Here are the biggest changes.
Read MoreThis Improvised Bryan Cranston Moment On Seinfeld Left Jerry Seinfeld In Stitches
It takes a lot to make a comedian break, but a small moment from Bryan Cranston threw Jerry Seinfeld into a laughing fit.
Read MoreOnly Murders In The Building's Creators Have One Actor They Want On The Show
While Only Murders in the Building has already caught its white whale, Meryl Streep, there is one other acting legend the show's creatives would love to cast.
Read MoreThe Friends Guest Actor Who Almost Played Ross Geller Before David Schwimmer
It's hard to imagine anyone other than David Schwimmer playing Ross Geller on Friends, but one of the series' most important guest stars nearly had the job.
Read MoreA Classic Seinfeld Episode Inspired One Of Netflix's Most-Watched Reality TV Shows
Netflix is home to some pretty wild reality TV shows, including this titillating dating show inspired by one of the best episodes of Seinfeld.
Read MoreMayim Bialik Was Given One Direction Before Her Big Bang Theory Audition
The creators of The Big Bang Theory had something very different in mind for Amy Farrah Fowler when Mayim Bialik first auditioned to play the character.
Read MoreWhy Netflix Canceled Steve Carell's Space Force
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Chris Evans has a pretty fascinating filmography before becoming Captain America, like the time he and Keanu Reeves starred in a David Ayer movie.
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The late, great, Robert Redford was as gifted a director as he was an actor. 45 years ago, he debuted with an Oscar-winning hit at the box office.
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Read More15 Best Acting Performances By Musicians In Movies
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Read MoreOne Of Robert Redford's Final Roles Was Also One Of His Best
It practically felt like Robert Redford was born to play the lead in this true story-based flick, which featured one of the actor's best (and final) roles.
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Robert Redford excelled at playing characters of few words, as evidenced by his performance in this largely dialogue-free, small-scale survival drama.
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Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale ends up feeling like a wasted opportunity by being about as predictable as you can get for a series like this.
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Even though it was a ratings juggernaut after it premiered in 1983, NBC canceled The A-Team by 1985. How did it happen, and why?
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9-1-1: Lone Star starring Rob Lowe was a highly successful spin-off of the long running original series, but here's why it ended after 5 seasons.
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The stars of Breaking Bad had a secret weapon that helped to keep them energized during the show's longer shooting days: (fake) blue meth.
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Grey's Anatomy has been running for over 20 seasons. In that long time, the show has pumped out some stinkers. Here are the 5 worst episodes.
Read MoreJason Bateman And Jude Law's Netflix Crime Thriller Miniseries Deserves Your Attention
Jason Bateman and Jude Law star in Netflix's Black Rabbit, and thankfully, their chemistry outweighs the show's pacing issues.
Read More5 Essential Episodes Of Grey's Anatomy Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
There've been well over 400 episodes of Grey's Anatomy since its 2005 premiere, but if you're looking for a crash course of essential episodes, look no further.
Read MoreTask's Best Performance Channels Ruth Langmore From Netflix's Ozark
Emilia Jones' scene-stealing performance in Task is reminiscent of Julia Garner's tough-talking character Ruth Langmore in Netflix's Ozark.
Read MoreB.J. Novak's Star-Studded Hulu Anthology Series Is Almost Impossible To Watch
There have now been multiple victims of the ongoing streaming wars, and this star-studded anthology series created by B.J. Novak is just one of them.
Read MoreKathy Bates Broke A Record With Her Matlock Emmy Nomination
Kathy Bates was nominated for outstanding lead actress in a drama series at the Emmys, and her nomination broke a long-standing record.
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Jessica Capshaw's Dr. Arizona Robbins was a captivating presence throughout Grey's Anatomy, but her exit from the show (while a tad abrupt) made perfect sense.
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The main cast members of the Yellowstone spin-off Y: Marshals were announced, and one of the original cast members is surprisingly not returning.
Read MoreA New HBO Crime Series Has Stephen King's Stamp Of Approval
HBO has a long history of making celebrated crime series, and Stephen King has heralded the network's latest one as a work of 'nail-biting suspense.'
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Simon Baker was the lead of the series The Mentalist for seven seasons. Here's what happened to the Australian actor after the show ended.
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Taylor Sheridan's reign over Paramount+ continues as Tulsa King will be returning for a fourth season. But there's a change on the horizon.
Read MoreRobert Redford's Final Acting Credit Was A Cameo Opposite George R. R. Martin
While Robert Redford didn't act a ton on TV, he made his final onscreen appearance opposite George R.R. Martin in a funny scene that could've been much weirder.
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If you're looking to binge-watch the classic cop drama William Shatner starred in after Star Trek, Tubi has you covered.
Read MoreWhy Bosch: Legacy Ended After 3 Seasons - Was It Canceled?
The Bosch sequel series Bosch: Legacy has ended after three seasons, but the larger Bosch franchise lives on for now thanks to the spin-off series Ballard.
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The Pitt is a great show, and its many Emmy wins say a lot about the type of TV series that viewers are craving at this stage in the streaming era.
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The Harper Avery Award is the prestigious albeit fictional award constantly being chased on Grey's Anatomy. Here's the in universe history of the honor.
Read MoreBefore HBO's Task, This Chilling Actor Starred In A Crime Drama With 94% On Rotten Tomatoes
Before playing Jayson in HBO's Task, actor Sam Keeley played a similar tough-guy role in a critically-acclaimed Irish crime drama.
Read MoreWhy Martin Henderson's Dr. Nathan Riggs Left Grey's Anatomy
Martin Henderson's Dr. Nathan Riggs stepped in when Patrick Dempsey's Dr. Derek Shepherd left Grey's Anatomy, but here's why he left shortly after.
Read MoreWhat Happened To David Lynch's Twin Peaks Spin-Off Starring Sherilyn Fenn
Twin Peaks creators David Lynch and Mark Frost considered making a spin-off centered on Sherilyn Fenn's Audrey Horne, but it became something else entirely.
Read More5 Essential Twin Peaks Episodes Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
If you want to appreciate Twin Peaks in all its weird, dark, and often surreal glory, then you need to watch at least these five episodes of the show.
Read MoreChicago Fire Cast Changes: The Biggest Characters Who Left The Series
Chicago Fire has seen its fair share of cast changes over the years, and we've got a breakdown of the biggest characters to leave the Windy City drama.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Cast Of Fox's Bones?
Bones was a huge TV hit for Fox, but the cast has kept busy with other projects since the show's end. Here's what they've been up to.
Read MoreHow (And When) Bones Killed Off One Of Its Most Important Characters
Lance Sweets is one of the most loved supporting characters on Bones, but tragically met his demise before the show's end. Here's how it all went down.
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The Breaking Bad writing staff always stuck to a simple rule, especially when they didn't have a clear idea of where they were actually going with the show.
Read MoreA New Netflix Show From Black Mirror's Creator May Have The Best Pitch Of 2025
Charlie Brooker, the creator of Black Mirror, is heading back to Netflix with a new show that pokes fun at overly dour detective mysteries.
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Meryl Streep is one of the world's best actors (and has the Oscars to prove it), but that can be a problem in a TV show ensemble.
Read MoreOuter Banks Fans Need To Watch This Prime Video Series From The Same Creator
With Outer Banks coming to an end soon, the show's fans may want to check out creator Jonas Pate's ongoing Prime Video series about an aspiring rock band.
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Read MoreThe 10 Most Underrated HBO TV Shows Of All Time
When it comes to prestige TV, HBO was once king. Here are 10 incredible HBO shows that, in hindsight, remain severely underrated.
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HBO's new crime miniseries Task stars Fabien Frankel as FBI agent Anthony Grasso, and you might recognize the actor from another HBO show.
Read MoreWhy Prime Video Canceled Panic After One Season
It seemed like Prime Video had big plans for the YA series Panic, but the show ended up being canceled after one season. Here's why.
Read MoreThe 5 Best HBO Crime Dramas, Ranked
For more than 25 years, HBO has been at the top of its class in terms of prestige television. Here are the five best crime dramas the network has ever released.
Read MoreWhy Jesse Williams' Dr. Jackson Avery Left Grey's Anatomy
Jesse Williams' Dr. Jackson Avery first appeared in season 6 of Grey's Anatomy and then joined the cast in season 7. Here's why he eventually left.
Read MoreTaylor Sheridan's Landman Will Explore A Real-World Oil Problem In Season 2
Landman is a work of fiction, but the Taylor Sheridan series will continue to draw from real-world events in season 2 (including specific oil-related crimes).
Read MoreThe Real Reason Tru Valentino's Aaron Thorsen Left The Rookie
What happened to Aaron on The Rookie? Fans of the ABC procedural were wondering where he went in season 7, and the show answered the question.
Read More15 Best Netflix Limited Series, Ranked
Netflix's originals can be hit or miss, but when it comes to their limited series, they have quite a sterling record. Here are the best Netflix limited series.
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Wednesday season 2 features a major cameo that should surprise viewers, but the plot function that character facilitates will likely delight people even more.
Read MoreWhy Prime Video Canceled Motorheads
Motorheads won't be getting a second season at Prime Video, but fans of the canceled series may yet have reason to hope that it will have a future elsewhere.
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Ellen Pompeo had a justifiable reason for finally stepping away from Grey's Anatomy ... and an equally valid one for popping back up on the show since then.
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Read MoreWhy Alicia Silverstone Turned Down Beverly Hills, 90210
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When it comes to video game franchises, it doesn't more iconic than "Mortal Kombat." Here are the 10 greatest "Mortal Kombat" characters of all time.
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Twilight's legacy lives on thanks to Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, but Twilight author Stephenie Meyer was once very anxious about the film adaptations.
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Warner Bros.' decision to delay Mortal Kombat II from a Fall 2025 theatrical release to May 2026 was surprising, but the studio had a valid reason for doing so.
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Read MoreSteven Spielberg's Always Is A Remake Of A Much Better War Movie
Always is generally considered one of Steven Spielberg's worst films, and it didn't help that it was a remake of a far better-received, older war movie.
Read MoreHenry Cavill's Highlander Reboot Gets Disappointing Production Update Due To Injury
Henry Cavill is teaming up with John Wick franchise director Chad Stahelski for a new riff on the action-fantasy Highlander, but Cavill has suffered an injury.
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Despite having previously retired from acting, Michael Caine is returning to the spotlight for a most unexpected sequel starring his old buddy Vin Diesel.
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A special presentation of The Wizard of Oz is proving to be a massive moneymaker, and it could mean big things for moviegoing in the future (for good and bad).
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Inspiration can be found anywhere, and horror master Stephen King used the look and career of Clint Eastwood to help create one of his best characters.
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If you're new to the Harry Potter series or never bothered to read the books, we're here to help you understand what Severus Snape's patronus means.
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Xena: Warrior Princess' Opening Scene Was Way Darker Than You Realized
Xena: Warrior Princess could get dark and intense at times, but apparently, one of the show's darkest moments happened in the opening of the very first episode.
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Supernatural spin-off series haven't had a whole lot of luck so far, but at least this one is gaining a (deserved) new lease on life thanks to streaming.
Read MoreWhy Lucy Lawless Still Hates Xena: Warrior Princess' Bleak Finale
The downer finale of Xena: Warrior Princess devastated and alienated fans of the show - and star Lucy Lawless has 'always regretted the ending.'
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With The Witcher season 4 just around the corner, the show's cast and creatives are finally discussing what led to Henry Cavill departing the Netflix series.
Read MoreWhy Xena: Warrior Princess' LGBTQ+ Subtext Faced Heavy Censorship From Studio Execs
Xena: Warrior Princess wasn't allowed to make Xena/Gabrielle canon, but that didn't stop the show from playing up the queer subtext of their relationship.
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The scenes in Game of Thrones where Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) rides a dragon are very impressive. They were also very hard for the show's VFX team to pull off.
Read More2026 Is Going To Be A Big Year For Game Of Thrones Fans - Here's Why
The Game of Thrones franchise will have two series going at once in 2026, both of which could offer some of the property's best storytelling in some time.
Read MoreIs Cillian Murphy Playing Voldemort In The Harry Potter HBO Series? Here's The Truth
Rumors have been swirling online for weeks that Cillian Murphy will be playing Voldemort in the Harry Potter TV series, but is there any truth to it?
Read MoreA Harry Potter Star Turned Down A Spooky Marvel Series
A Harry Potter movie veteran was approached to star in Agatha All Along, but they had two specific (and amusing) reasons for passing on the witchy Marvel show.
Read MoreA Wednesday Star Wants A Spin-Off Series On Netflix
Wednesday has proven to be a massive success for Netflix and Tim Burton, and one of the show's stars would love a spin-off of their own.
Read MoreThe Wednesday Season 2 Finale Cooks Up A Macabre Origin Story For Thing
Wednesday season 2 reveals Thing's backstory in its final episode, and it's as twisted and bizarre as you might expect from the Addams family's loyal ally.
Read MoreWednesday Season 2 Ending Explained: More Woeful Secrets And Unanswered Questions
A lot happens in Wednesday season 2, so let's break everything down and examine how its ending sets the stage for more spooky shenanigans to come in season 3.
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The 12 Best Korean War Movies Ranked
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This Beloved Steven Spielberg War Series Was One Of HBO's Most Expensive Shows Ever
Steven Spielberg's follow-up to Band of Brothers had a blockbuster-level budget that was nearly unprecedented, even for HBO TV shows.
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Horror Movies (89)
How To Watch The Conjuring: Last Rites At Home
Want to get jump scared from the comfort of your own living room? Here's how you can watch The Conjuring: Last Rites at home, be it on PVOD or physical media.
Read MoreA Uniquely Terrible Horror Sequel United The Two Best Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Villains
Grizzly II: Revenge is infamous for many reasons, though the horror sequel does unite the actors behind two all-time great Star Trek: Deep Space Nine villains.
Read MoreJesse Williams & Chris Hemsworth's Perfect Horror Movie Is A Streaming Hit 14 Years Later
Before Jesse Williams and Chris Hemsworth became superstars, they appeared in one of the best meta-horror films of the 2010s.
Read MoreThe Strangers: Chapter 2 Box Office Raises Big Questions About The Fate Of Chapter 3
With The Strangers: Chapter 2 not doing well at the box office and Chapter 3 already finished, Lionsgate has a big decision to make about the trilogy concluder.
Read More5 Biggest Differences Between The Two Versions Of Stephen King's The Monkey
Before Oz Perkins turned Stephen King's The Monkey into a horror comedy, a short film adapted the story in a much different way.
Read MoreThe 15 Scariest Movies Of The 2020s (So Far)
These 2020s horror movies effectively use every tool at their disposal (jump scares, editing, atmosphere, tone) to leave audiences shaking and squirming.
Read MoreClive Barker's Original Hellraiser III Pitch Was Inspired By A Very Different Horror Classic
Clive Barker's original idea for Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth was inspired by a classic horror film (one that Barker even tried to remake at one point).
Read MoreThe Classic Horror Movie That 'Haunted' Stephen King
Stephen King may be a master of horror, but that doesn't mean he's immune to classic horror movies scaring him right out of his skin.
Read More10 Most Underrated '90s Horror Movies You Need To Watch
Horror movies of the 1990s aren't as appreciated as they should be, so we're highlighting 10 underrated gems for your viewing pleasure.
Read MoreThe Descent's Director Almost Left The Horror Movie Over This Incredibly Sexist Note
The Descent is one of the best horror films of the 21st century, but one ridiculously sexist suggestion could have tanked the entire film.
Read MoreThis Forgotten Rage Virus Movie Came Before 28 Days Later (And Has A Sly Star Wars Connection)
The mostly forgotten 1985 zombie movie Warning Sign has a connection to Star Wars and feels like a precursor to 28 Days Later.
Read MoreOne Of The Best Horror Sequels Ever Is Streaming For Free On Tubi
The Strangers: Chapter 2 has been widely panned by critics, but the original horror movie has one excellent sequel that's currently free on Tubi.
Read MoreStranger Things Fans Are Obsessed With Joe Keery's Underrated 2020 Horror Movie
As lovable as Joe Keery is as Steve on Stranger Things, he's completely twisted (yet weirdly charismatic) in this lesser-seen 2020 horror-comedy movie.
Read MoreThis Cult Disney Horror Movie Is Finally Coming To Streaming Just In Time For Halloween
Disney has been hesitant to put this cult horror movie on streaming up until now, but that's finally changing just in time for the Halloween season.
Read MoreThe Best Movies To Watch During Halloween, Ranked
Looking for a good scare this Halloween? We've got the best movies you should watch during the spooky season, some fun and others chilling. Take a look!
Read MoreThe Boys Fans Need To Watch A Chilling 2023 Horror Movie Burning Up The Netflix Charts
Antony Starr is known for terrorizing everyone as Homelander on The Boys, but his 2023 horror movie has Netflix fans hooked.
Read MoreStephen King's Two-Sentence Black Phone 2 Review Should Have Horror Fans Excited
Pre-release buzz for Scott Derrickson's Black Phone 2 is quite positive, and you can now add Stephen King to the list of the horror sequel's admirers.
Read More15 Best Movies Like Barbarian
If Barbarian made the hairs on your neck stand up while also giving you some twisted laughs, we've got more movies like Barbarian that you should watch.
Read MoreWhy Restoring Cult Movies Is A Public Service, According To Legendary Horror Director Joe Dante [Exclusive]
Joe Dante, the filmmaker behind movies like Gremlins, Piranha, The Howling, and The 'Burbs, has strong feelings about the restoration of cult films.
Read MoreDakota Fanning Is The MVP Of A Punishing New Horror Movie You Need To See [Fantastic Fest]
Dakota Fanning's excellent central performance makes this new horror movie from the director of The Strangers worth checking out.
Read MoreMaggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride Trailer Looks Like The Most Stylish Horror Movie Of 2026 (So Far)
Judging by its trailer, Maggie Gyllenhaal's horror flick The Bride will continue the tradition of Frankenstein movies experimenting with the stylings of cinema.
Read MoreWith Horror Unleashed, Universal Boldly Tries What Disney Failed To Do
Horror Unleashed represents Universal's attempt at a theme park initiative that Disney tried and failed to realize years ago ... and it may just work this time.
Read More15 Best Kids' Movies To Watch During Halloween
If you've got childen looking to watch some scary movies, but you don't want to terrify them, these are the best kids' movies to watch during Halloween.
Read MoreIt's 2025 And I Just Watched 1987's Near Dark For The First Time – These Are My Honest Thoughts
The '80s vampire Western cult classic Near Dark remains a horror gem that demonstrates the impeccable skills of director Kathryn Bigelow.
Read MoreThe Nun Is No Longer The Biggest Box Office Hit In The Conjuring Universe
The Nun loses her crown as the Queen of the Conjuring Universe, as The Last Rites becomes the franchise's highest-grossing movie.
Read MoreHim's Disappointing Box Office Proves One Thing About Jordan Peele
The Jordan Peele-produced horror film Him opened to disappointing results at the box office, which speaks to the limits of Peele's ability to draw a crowd.
Read MoreHere's How Universal's Horror Unleashed Compares To Halloween Horror Nights
Universal's Horror Unleashed likely won't supplant Halloween Horror Nights in the eyes of fans, but it does serve as a compelling companion piece.
Read MoreMaximum Overdrive Was Meant To Be In A Stephen King Movie Anthology With Lawnmower Man
Maximum Overdrive is famously considered to be one of the worst Stephen King adaptations, ever. Perhaps it would have fared better with another flop?
Read MoreA Transformers Legend Created The Predator's Iconic Clicking Sound
Transformers voice actor Peter Cullen was also responsible for creating the Predator's signature clicking nose, and he took inspiration from nature.
Read MoreHim Uses Horror To Confront The Biggest Problem In Sports
Justin Tipping's football-themed horror film Him uses the genre to explore the commodification and exploitation of athletes.
Read MoreShelby Oaks Is The Ultimate Horror Movie For The True Crime Obsessed [Fantastic Fest]
Supernatural horror mystery film Shelby Oaks might not be a true story, but it's tailor-made for fans of the true crime genre.
Read MoreHim's Dark Twist On Common Sports Lingo, Explained
The new football-centric horror movie Him finds several few clever ways to put some dark twists on modern-day sports lingo.
Read MoreIt's Still 2025, But We Just Saw The First Great Horror Movie Of 2026 [Fantastic Fest]
2025 isn't over yet, but this old-school creature feature (which we caught at Fantastic Fest) is already shaping up to be 2026's first great horror movie.
Read MoreHim's Wild Ending Explained
The football horror movie Him, starring Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers, has a big, bloody ending. We break down what it all means right here.
Read MoreA Brad Pitt Horror Movie That Should Have Launched A Franchise Is Finding New Fans On Hulu
A Brad Pitt horror film from 2013 hasn't received a sequel (yet), but Hulu audiences are watching the original in droves.
Read MoreJeremy Renner & Gemma Arterton's Forgotten Horror Movie Is A Streaming Hit 12 Years Later
Jeremy Renner starred in an action horror movie that crushed it at the box office before fading into obscurity, but streaming has given it a new life.
Read MoreWill Zach Cregger's Resident Evil Movie Be Set In The Game Universe? Here's How They're Connected
Zach Cregger has finally explained how his new Resident Evil film will fit into the continuity, and it's time to get excited.
Read MoreHow Many Miles The Long Walk Cast Walked While Filming The Stephen King Movie
All of the actors in The Long Walk had to actually walk for each take, and the actors figured out just how far they traveled on foot to make the movie.
Read MoreThe Cult Vampire Movie Flop Taking Over Tubi's Top Charts
Tubi fans can't get enough of one of the most notorious vampire flops of the early 2000s. It seems this horror film has found a new life as a cult hit.
Read MoreOne Of 2025's Best Horror Movies Should Be On Your Netflix Watchlist
One of the best horror films of the year, Danny Boyle's 28 Years Later, is heading to Netflix this weekend. Don't miss it.
Read MoreJodie Foster Had One Big Condition To Star In Silence Of The Lambs
Jodie Foster had a big demand that needed to be met before she starred in The Silence of the Lambs, and it was related to her real-life experience with the FBI.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Horror Movies From The 2010s, Ranked
The 2010s produced some absolute stellar gems when it comes to horror films. Here are 15 of the greatest horror flicks that came out in the 2010s.
Read MoreMark Hamill Forgot About His First Appearance In A Stephen King Movie
Mark Hamill plays the sinister Major in The Long Walk, but he completely forgot about his first appearance in a Stephen King movie.
Read MoreGlenn Howerton Joined A Star-Studded Cast In This Controversial Horror Movie
It feels almost forgotten now, but this 2019 horror-comedy featuring a big cast that included Glenn Howerton generated a fair share of controversy.
Read MoreCan Jordan Peele Keep Horror's Box Office Hot Streak Alive With Him?
Horror has been hot at the box office this year, and the new movie Him, directed by Justin Tipping and produced by Jordan Peele, aims to keep that streak going.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Says Jaws Got Made For One Simple Reason
Steven Spielberg invented the summer blockbuster and changed cinema forever with Jaws, but the legendary director said it was only finished for one reason.
Read MoreThe Long Walk Was Shot In A Way That Most Movies Aren't
Director Francis Lawrence took an atypical approach to filming The Long Walk, and the bleak horror movie is better because of it.
Read MoreA Great, Underrated Actor Makes Every Second Of Her Small Role In The Long Walk Count
Judy Greer has built up an impressive career playing supporting roles. Her part in The Long Walk is small, but so heartbreaking that it makes a major impact.
Read MoreThe Long Walk Deserves To Make History At The Oscars (Yes, We're Serious)
The inaugural Best Achievement in Casting Oscar will have its debut at the 2026 Academy Awards, and no film is more deserving of the win than The Long Walk.
Read MoreA Low-Budget Box Office Juggernaut Spawned The Conjuring Cinematic Universe
The Conjuring Universe is the first horror franchise to cross over 2 billion dollars, but it wouldn't have happened without the success of its first spin-off.
Read MoreHow The Long Walk Movie Changes Stephen King's Book For The Better
The Long Walk movie stays pretty close to the Stephen King novel that inspired it, but some key changes actually make the film better than the book.
Read MoreA Martha's Vineyard Resident Kept A Unique Prop From Steven Spielberg's Jaws
A key prop from the opening scene of Steven Spielberg's Jaws was saved by a Martha's Vineyard resident and ended up on display 50 years later.
Read MoreThis New 2025 Thriller Broke A Massive Rotten Tomatoes Record For Stephen King
It's official, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes: The Long Walk is now the highest-rated Stephen King movie of all time.
Read MoreYellowstone's Kelly Reilly Starred In One Of The Darkest Horror Movies Ever
Kelly Reilly, who played Beth Dutton on Yellowstone, starred alongside Michael Fassbender in one of the darkest horror movies ever.
Read MoreThe Reason Willem Dafoe Needed A Body Double On Antichrist Might Surprise You
While Antichrist features graphic sex scenes, Willem Dafoe's reason for using a body double in the film has nothing to do with him being embarrassed.
Read MoreThe Real Reason There Are So Many Amityville Horror Movies
There are over 50 horror movies with 'Amityville' somewhere in the title. Here's why this ever-expanding franchise just won't die.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Makes One Major Change That Improves The Book [TIFF 2025]
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is one of the most anticipated horror releases of the year and the director has finally explained the method to his monster.
Read MoreAll 10 Conjuring Universe Movies Ranked
With The Conjuring: Last Rites (allegedly) bringing the story of the Warrens to an end, we look back and rank all 10 films in The Conjuring Universe.
Read MoreStephen King's The Long Walk Exists Thanks To This President's Plan For A Healthier America
Stephen King was inspired to write The Long Walk thanks to this American President's desire for U.S. citizens to stay healthy.
Read MoreFuture Conjuring Movies Could Be Missing One Key Part Of The Horror Franchise
A new report says James Wan, who directed the first Conjuring and produced all the subsequent films in the franchise, may not be involved with future entries.
Read MoreThe Conjuring: Last Rites Just Broke One Of Horror's Biggest Box Office Records
In addition to setting a franchise box office record, The Conjuring: Last Rites reached a new benchmark for horror movies in general with its opening weekend.
Read More5 Reasons Why The Conjuring: Last Rites Dominated The Box Office
The Conjuring: Last Rites continues WB's record-breaking hot streak. Here are a few reasons why it had such an incredible opening weekend at the box office.
Read MoreMads Mikkelsen's New Horror Movie Is The Hannibal Reunion Fans Need
Hannibal star Mads Mikkelsen and creator Bryan Fuller have reunited for Dust Bunny, a horror flick that looks like the culmination of Fuller's fantastic career.
Read MoreThe 8 Best American Horror Movie Remakes, Ranked
American remakes of foreign horror movies have a bad reputation, but here are eight of the best - including Speak No Evil.
Read MoreThe Conjuring Franchise's Greatest Strength Has Never Been Its Scares
The Conjuring: Last Rites once again reminds us that the strength of this series isn't the horror, it's the love story between Ed and Lorraine.
Read MoreThe Conjuring: Last Rites Features An Unexpected Nod To A Comedy Classic (And Its Sequel)
Comedy isn't the first genre you think of when you hear The Conjuring, but Last Rites incorporated an unexpected reference to a comedy great.
Read MoreStephen King Had His Screenwriting Debut With This '80s Horror Movie
Stephen King is one of the most adapted authors of the modern era, but he didn't write a screenplay of his own until the 1980s.
Read MoreThere's One Thing Every Conjuring Movie Does Better Than Last Rites
The Conjuring: Last Rites is notable for being a send-off for the Warrens, but there's one thing every other Conjuring movie does better.
Read MoreThe Spooky Horror Connection Between The Black Phone And WWE's Late Bray Wyatt
The Grabber's mask in the hit horror movie The Black Phone was brought to life by a fellow with a direct connection to the late WWE legend Bray Wyatt.
Read MoreStephen King Had One Condition For The Long Walk Movie
The Long Walk movie sticks pretty close to Stephen King's book, but it does make a few changes. And one of those changes was requested by King himself.
Read MoreOne I Know What You Did Last Summer Character Died Before Last-Minute Reshoots
One of the characters in the new I Know What You Did Last Summer movie was killed on screen, but was ultimately resurrected in reshoots.
Read MoreThe Conjuring Franchise's Most Distracting Character Makes Last Rites Ever Better
The Conjuring: Last Rites may be the end of the road for the cinematic version of The Warrens, but one franchise character made their finale perfect.
Read MoreThis Iconic Horror Movie Was Banned For Almost A Decade In The US
Horror movies wind up on ban lists all the time, but for this witchy classic, U.S. censors thought it was just too terrifying for public viewing.
Read MoreA Monstrous Encounter Taught Me Just How Seriously Epic Universe Takes Its Theme Park Storytelling
/Film's Jacob Hall had a close encounter with two Universal horror icons at Dark Universe that demonstrated the sheer depth of the theme park's storytelling.
Read MoreThe Conjuring: Last Rites Goes Full Avengers: Endgame For Its Grand Finale
The creatives behind The Conjuring: Last Rites deliberately avoided going full Avengers: Endgame with the film ... save for a big sequence at the end, that is.
Read MoreThe 12 Best Stephen King Movies Ranked, According To Rotten Tomatoes
If you think you can guess the exact order of the 12 best Stephen King movies according to Rotten Tomatoes, think again.
Read MoreThe Conjuring: Last Rites Lets The Real Warrens Off The Hook (And That's A Major Mistake)
The Conjuring: Last Rites may be the last ride for fictional Ed & Lorraine Warren, but the movie doesn't meaningfully reckon with the legacy of the real people.
Read MoreHow To Watch Zach Cregger's Horror Movie Weapons At Home [UPDATED]
If you can't wait to revisit Zach Cregger's spectacular new horror film Weapons, here's how and when you can watch it at home.
Read More15 Horror Movies So Disturbing You Will Only Watch Them Once
Some horror movies have the power to leave us disturbed and uncomfortable, so much so that we might never want to watch them again.
Read MoreThe Conjuring: Last Rites Makes One Thing Very Clear About The Future Of The Franchise
The marketing for The Conjuring: Last Rites strongly suggests this will be the end of Ed & Lorraine Warren's story. Here's how the film itself treats that idea.
Read MoreThe Conjuring: Last Rites Post-Credits Scene Offers The Origin Story You Didn't See Coming
The Conjuring: Last Rites is supposed to be the last outing of Ed and Lorraine Warren in The Conjuring Universe, but the post-credits reframe the franchise.
Read MoreThe Black Phone 2 Trailer Eerily Recalls The Scariest Horror Movie Ever (And For Good Reason)
Based on the new Black Phone 2 trailer, it appears the sequel is (naturally) taking some cues from what science has deemed the scariest horror movie ever.
Read More25 Best Horror Movies Like The Conjuring You Need Watch
The Conjuring is an incredible and terrifying horror franchise. Here are 25 equally spooky flicks every fan of the series should check out.
Read More28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Trailer Shows The Infected Are No Longer The Biggest Threat
The trailer for 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple teases how Nia DaCosta's follow-up film will build on Danny Boyle's horror legacy sequel, 28 Years Later.
Read MoreEvery 2025 Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights Maze Ranked
From Five Nights at Freddy's to Terrifer and beyond, we ranked every maze at 2025's Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Florida.
Read MoreEvil Dead II Wouldn't Be The Classic It Is Today Without This Writer's Contributions
Scott Spiegel was a longtime collaborator with Sam Raimi, and his co-writing skills on Evil Dead II changed the horror genre forever. He will be dearly missed.
Read MoreA Steven Spielberg Classic Beat 3 New Releases At The Labor Day Box Office
Steven Spielberg's 50-year-old classic Jaws surpassed several new theatrical releases over the Labor Day box office frame. Can things bounce back in the fall?
Read MoreAll 13 Halloween Movies, Ranked From Worst To Best
The "Halloween" franchise is royalty when it comes to horror cinema. So, let's try and rank all 13 films from the very worst to the very best.
Read MoreStephen King Has A Theory About Why People Prefer Streaming Movies Over Theaters
More and more people are staying in and enjoying films from the comfort of their couches, and horror legend Stephen King has a theory as to why that is.
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Horror Shows (8)
15 Best TV Shows Like Wednesday
If you like the macabre humor, monsters, and mystery of Wednesday, here's a batch of TV shows like it that are bound to keep you busy until the next season.
Read MoreWhy Hulu Canceled Stephen King's Castle Rock
While not an adaptation of one specific book, Castle Rock was a series set firmly in the world of Stephen King. But it only lasted two seasons.
Read MoreAfter Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry Made A TV Horror Movie That Should Have Become A Franchise
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry made a TV pilot that combined the detective show format with demonic horror, but the world wasn't quite ready for it.
Read MoreStephen King Called The Creator Of This Netflix Series 'The Quentin Tarantino Of Horror'
This Netflix horror series prompted Stephen King to compare its creator to Quentin Tarantino, although the author was already an outspoken fan of his work.
Read MoreHannibal's Creator Has The Perfect Pitch For A New Hannibal Lecter Miniseries
Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller wants to continue the show with a Silence of the Lambs miniseries, and he already knows exactly who to cast as Clarice Starling.
Read MoreWednesday Season 2 Brings A Beloved Character Back From The Dead
In season 2 of Netflix's Wednesday, a beloved character comes back from the dead and plays a significant role in the story.
Read MoreAlien: Earth Hides Its Darkest Horror In Plain Sight (And It's Not The Xenomorph)
Naturally, the Xenomorphs are terrifying in Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth. But the show's darkest horror is hidden in plain sight.
Read MoreFantastic Four's Vanessa Kirby Starred In An Underrated Horror TV Series
Years before starring in The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Vanessa Kirby co-starred in this period piece horror/crime series inspired by a literary touchstone.
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Interviews (16)
The Various Slow Horses Props The Head Writer 'Stole' From The Set [Exclusive]
Here are the props that Slow Horses head writer Will Smith took home from the set of the Apple TV+ spy drama, following his exit from the show.
Read MoreWhy Slow Horses Head Writer Is Leaving After Season 5, Explained By The Man Himself [Exclusive]
After five seasons, Slow Horses head writer Will Smith is stepping away from Slough House. Here's his explanation for why he's leaving.
Read MoreThe One Thing Leonardo DiCaprio Loves The Most About His One Battle After Another Character [Exclusive]
We spoke with Leonardo DiCaprio about his role in One Battle After Another, and he revealed the aspect of his character he loves the most.
Read MoreSlow Horses Season 5's Disturbing Opening Scene, Explained By The Showrunner [Exclusive]
Will Smith, the showrunner of Slow Horses, tells us about that harrowing opening scene to season 5 of the Apple TV+ spy drama.
Read MoreSlow Horses Showrunner On Season 5's Tonal Shift And Making The Most Of Its Most Annoying Character [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with Slow Horses showrunner Will Smith about the season 5 premiere, his decision to leave the show after this season, and much more.
Read MoreHamish Linklater's Terrifying Gen V Villain Drew From An Unlikely Source [Exclusive]
Hamish Linklater, who plays the villainous Cipher in Gen V season 2, tells us about the real-life people he's channeling in his performance.
Read MoreFoundation Season 3 Showrunner Explains What Happened With Gaal's Vision [Exclusive]
Showrunner David S. Goyer tells /Film about what happened with Gaal's vision in Foundation season 3, in light of the unexpected revelations of the finale.
Read MoreHow Foundation Finally Got The Rights To Asimov's Robot Stories, Explained By The Showrunner [Exclusive]
Foundation showrunner David S. Goyer explains how the show was able to incorporate elements from Isaac Asimov's Robot series when it wasn't allowed to before.
Read MoreWhy Foundation Season 3 Gave The Mule A Very Different Goal Than The Books [Exclusive]
In the Foundation season 3 finale, the series again showed a willingness to diverge from the books in fascinating ways, this time involving the Mule's goal.
Read MoreFoundation's Showrunner Has A Perfect Spin-Off Pitch [Exclusive]
We spoke with Foundation showrunner David S. Goyer, who is still interested in making a spin-off that we're eager to see.
Read MoreWhy Foundation Season 3 Changed Its Biggest Villain, According To The Showrunner [Exclusive]
Foundation's season 3 finale had several unexpected moments, including one involving the season's main villain. Here's what the showrunner had to say about it.
Read MoreFoundation Showrunner On Those Finale Twists And A Lesson Learned From The Dark Knight Films [Exclusive Interview]
We had a long talk with Foundation showrunner David S. Goyer about the twists in the season 3 finale, the lesson he learned working with Chris Nolan, and more.
Read MoreFoundation Season 3's Most Tragic Death, Explained By The Showrunner [Exclusive]
David S. Goyer tells /Film about the most tragic death in Foundation season 3, the irony embedded in the story, and more.
Read MoreOne Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Scene Used More Visual Effects Than You Realized [Exclusive]
In season 3 of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Ortegas finds herself on a planet created using an impressive combination of practical and visual effects.
Read MoreFoundation Season 3's Biggest Moment Reveals The Show's True Protagonist [Exclusive]
Brother Day has a game-changing realization in Foundation season 3, and Lee Pace tells us about what that revelation means for his character.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Star Melissa Navia Found One Ortegas Scene All Too Relatable [Exclusive]
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' Melissa Navia, who just had a major episode as Ortegas, tells us about the season 3 scene that she related to in a big way.
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Robert Redford, One Of The Greatest Actors Of All Time, Is Dead At 89
Robert Redford, an Academy Award-winning filmmaker and one of the best actors Hollywood has ever seen, has died. He was 89 years old.
Read MoreStephen King's The Long Walk Isn't A Big Box Office Hit, But It Didn't Need To Be
Lionsgate spent a reasonable amount of money making the new film The Long Walk, so even though it didn't open big at the box office, it's going to do just fine.
Read MoreThe Super Mario Bros. Movie Sequel Is Adapting The Perfect Nintendo Game
The sequel to The Super Mario Bros. Movie has been announced, and it's drawing inspiration from the Super Mario Galaxy games, which is a smart choice.
Read MoreStephen King's The Long Walk Movie Faces An Uphill Battle At The Box Office
The Long Walk, the new movie based on an early Stephen King novel, is finally making its way to theaters. But will audiences show up?
Read MoreJames Gunn's Superman Sequel Has A Surprising Title (And A Classic Lex Luthor Element)
James Gunn has announced the title of a new film in the DC Universe involving David Corenswet's Superman and Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor.
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Movie Reviews (16)
Good Boy Review: This Haunted House Movie From The POV Of A Very Good Dog Is Inventive And Creepy
Good Boy proves you can teach an old subgenre new tricks by telling a haunted house story from the POV of a very good dog. Here's our review.
Read MoreAnemone Review: Daniel Day-Lewis' Return Is An Acting Showcase For The Ages [NYFF]
While Anemone doesn't make for the most energetic or thematically coherent of directorial debuts, it does mark an incredible return for Daniel Day-Lewis.
Read MoreGood Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die Review: Gore Verbinski Returns With A Bonkers Sci-Fi Movie About The AI Apocalypse [Fantastic Fest]
After far too long of a break, director Gore Verbinski is back with the sci-fi oddity Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. Here's our review.
Read MoreNo Other Choice Review: Park Chan-Wook's Bleak Satire Is The Tragicomedy 2025 Deserves [NYFF]
Park Chan-wook's new must-see dark comedy satire No Other Choice is the funniest feel-bad movie in ages. Here's our review.
Read MoreSilent Night, Deadly Night Review: A Bloody Remake With Something New To Offer [Fantastic Fest]
The remake of infamous Christmas slasher Silent Night, Deadly Night finds a way to both pay tribute to the original while forging a new, bloody path.
Read MoreThe Smashing Machine Review: Benny Safdie And Dwayne Johnson's MMA Drama Packs A Subversive Punch
Benny Safdie's The Smashing Machine is a surprisingly tender sports film with an excellent dramatic turn from Dwayne Johnson. Here's our review.
Read MoreBlack Phone 2 Review: This Sequel Is Dream Warriors Good [Fantastic Fest]
Black Phone 2 avoids retreading the first movie, pivoting to an awesome Dream Warriors-esque story that turns The Grabber into an undead nightmare.
Read MoreThe Strangers – Chapter 2 Review: Why Are We Doing This Again? [Fantastic Fest]
The Strangers: Chapter 2 manages to be an improvement over its predecessor, but still feels like it's betraying the premise of the franchise.
Read MoreV/H/S/Halloween Review: The Funniest (And Darkest) Entry Yet [Fantastic Fest]
V/H/S/ Halloween keeps the horror anthology franchise fresh with the funniest installment yet, and a twist of truly disturbing darkness.
Read MoreHim Review: Marlon Wayans Is Scary Good In This Nightmarish Sports Horror Movie
The weird sports horror movie Him has some stylish moments and a genuinely great performance from Marlon Wayans, but something's missing. Here's our review.
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Review: Paul Thomas Anderson's Fiercely Political Action-Comedy-Thriller Is The Best Movie Of 2025
Paul Thomas Anderson's darkly hilarious One Battle After Another, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, is the best movie of the year.
Read MoreA Big Bold Beautiful Journey Review: A High-Concept Romantic Fantasy With No Passion
A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, starring Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie, is a fantasy-romance that feels weirdly distant. Here's our review.
Read MoreGood Fortune Review: Keanu Reeves Is The Funniest Part Of Aziz Ansari's Charming Debut Film [TIFF 2025]
Aziz Ansari's feature directorial debut Good Fortune isn't as funny as it could be, but Keanu Reeves is great as a budget guardian angel. Here's our review.
Read MoreTwinless Review: Dylan O'Brien Is Excellent In A Dark Comedy That Goes To Unexpected Places
Twinless is a comedy with a dark twist that changes everything, but the real draw is Dylan O'Brien's fantastic performance.
Read MoreThe Conjuring: Last Rites Review: The Warrens Go Out With A Scream In This Hectic, Sweet Finale
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Read MoreParamount Wants To Buy Warner Bros., And That Would Be A Disaster For The Movies
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Humphrey Bogart starred in many a Hollywood classic. His most famous movie, however, has a nearly perfect Rotten Tomatoes score.
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Read MoreThe Box Office Flop That Nearly Ended Francis Ford Coppola's Career (But Is Actually Great)
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The Budget For The Dinosaur Movie Primitive War Is Shockingly Low [Exclusive]
Primitive War director Luke Sparke managed to keep the dinosaur movie's budget remarkably low thanks to the passion and skills of his creative team.
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Circumstances led to Jacob Elordi replacing Andrew Garfield as the Creature in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein, which was a dream come true for Elordi.
Read MoreApple TV+'s Sci-Fi Romance Movie With Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein Becomes A Global Hit
This sci-fi romance film starring Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots is making waves streaming on Apple TV+ (and stirring up strong opinions on social media).
Read MoreWho Is Tilly Norwood? Hollywood's Controversial AI-Generated Actress Explained
A tech company has invented an AI 'actress' named Tilly Norwood, and we should all reject this nightmare before it has a chance to begin.
Read MoreSylvester Stallone's Biggest Rival Almost Played Judge Dredd Before Him
Judge Dredd is one of the biggest turkeys in Sylvester Stallone's filmography, but a different version of the film would've starred another action movie legend.
Read MoreWhy Mark Hamill Returned For Star Wars: The Last Jedi Against His Better Judgment
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Read MoreJohn Boyega Called Out His Star Wars Sequels Over Their Biggest Mistakes
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Read MoreJurassic World Rebirth's Director Cut This Obnoxious Snickers Scene
A Snickers wrapper caused some serious mayhem in Jurassic World Rebirth, but the product placement was very nearly a shameless ad.
Read MoreStar Trek's Best Movie Ever Has An Unconventional Prequel Series Fans Will Love
Ever wonder what happened to Khan between Star Trek: The Original Series and Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan? This audio drama will provide the answer.
Read More20 Years Ago, A Cult Favorite Sci-Fi TV Show Became A Big Screen Box Office Bomb
Joss Whedon's cult sci-fi series was given the big screen treatment 20 years ago, and while it flopped at the box office, it's still a beloved favorite.
Read MoreThis Forgotten Shia LaBeouf Thriller Was Inspired By An Isaac Asimov Story
Isaac Asimov is one of the 'big three' writers of science-fiction, and one of his most ahead-of-its-time stories was turned into this Shia LaBeouf thriller.
Read More15 Best Sci-Fi Horror Movies, Ranked
Science fiction and horror go together like peanut butter and chocolate. Here are the 15 best sci-fi horror movies, ranked.
Read MoreA Star Trek Actress Had To Stand Her Ground With William Shatner During The Voyage Home
William Shatner has always loved being the center of attention, which didn't make life easy for his Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home co-star Catherine Hicks.
Read MoreAvatar: Fire & Ash's New Trailer Reveals What The Franchise Has Been Missing
The Avatar franchise could do with a more complicated antagonist, and it seems that's exactly what Avatar: Fire and Ash will give us (judging by the trailer).
Read MoreOne Of The Most Controversial Sci-Fi Movies Ever Is A Streaming Hit 13 Years Later
13 years after dividing audiences, this Ridley Scott sci-fi flick is gaining newfound appreciation thanks to all the people streaming it on HBO Max.
Read MoreBack To The Future Featured A Stanley Kubrick Easter Egg You Probably Missed
Back to the Future is filled with references to pop culture, but a Stanley Kubrick reference pops up in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment.
Read MoreCelebrities You Didn't Know Were In Star Trek
Many famous faces have made guest star appearances in Star Trek over the years, but even more celebrities have roles on the show you probably didn't know about.
Read MoreWhy Jeff Bridges Forced Disney To Change Its Tron: Ares Marketing Plans
Disney hadn't initially planned on highlighting Jeff Bridges' appearance in Tron: Ares with its marketing, but the Oscar-winning actor forced the studio's hand.
Read MoreTron: Ares Features A Major First For The Decades-Old Disney Franchise
Tron: Ares is bringing the computerized world of the franchise into our own world, but that's not the only thing they're crossing over.
Read MoreTikTok Users Are Obsessed With This Star Wars Fan's Ultra-Rare Merch Collection
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Read MoreThe Mandalorian & Grogu Already Faces One Giant Uphill Battle Among Casual Star Wars Fans
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Read MoreRalph Fiennes' President Snow Look Revealed In Hunger Games Prequel Set Photo
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Read MoreThe 15 Best Movie Weapons Of All Time
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Read MoreThe Mandalorian & Grogu Trailer: Baby Yoda Shares The Screen With A Sci-Fi Legend
The trailer for The Mandalorian & Grogu sees Mando and his little green son make the leap to the big screen for the the first Star Wars movie since 2019.
Read MoreRidley Scott Has One Big Regret About His '80s Sci-Fi Classic Blade Runner
Ridley Scott is responsible for some of the greatest sci-fi films ever made, but there's one thing he wish he'd have done differently when Blade Runner wrapped.
Read MoreWhy Jeff Bridges Is The Only Tron: Legacy Actor In Disney's Tron: Ares
Tron: Ares is the third film in Disney's sci-fi series, but instead of banking on legacy characters, only Jeff Bridges' Kevin Flynn is returning.
Read MoreOne Big Thing Sets Primitive War's Dinosaurs Apart From The Ones In Jurassic Park
It's difficult for movies about dinosaurs to stand out next to Jurassic Park and its numerous sequels, but Primitive War (like life itself) found a way.
Read More10 Most Underrated Star Wars Lightsaber Duels, Ranked
Here are 10 lightsaber duels from the Star Wars universe that don't get as much love as they deserve, may it be in terms of choreography or narrative impact.
Read MorePrimitive War's Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score Beats Six Jurassic Park Movies
Primitive War has outperformed every Jurassic sequel when it comes to audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes, which says a lot about the dino-flick's potential.
Read MoreDeForest Kelley Made A Change To Star Trek's Dr. McCoy In The Voyage Home
Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy experienced an attitude adjustment toward a particular character in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, thanks to actor DeForest Kelley.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Fictional Cars In Movies & TV Shows
Hollywood has created some iconic, albeit fictional, cars over the years. Let's talk about the 15 greatest vehicles from famous movies and TV shows.
Read MoreThe 12 Most Underrated Jedi In The Star Wars Universe, Ranked
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Read MoreSandra Bullock Made Her TV Debut In An Awesome Sci-Fi Crossover Movie
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Read MoreThis Sci-Fi Box Office Hit About Artificial Intelligence Was Rejected By Denzel Washington
Denzel Washington was once offered the lead role in this sci-fi box office hit about artificial intelligence, but turned it down for a valid reason.
Read MoreHow To Watch The Dinosaur Movie Primitive War At Home
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Read MoreThe 15 Best Dystopian Novels Of All Time, Ranked
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Read MoreThe 15 Best Star Trek Alien Races
Star Trek boasts some of the most famous alien races in the history of the sci-fi genre. So, let's try and rank 15 of the greatest alien races in the franchise!
Read MoreNoah Hawley's Canceled Star Trek Movie Would Have Featured A TNG Connection
More details have come to light about the Star Trek movie that Legion and Alien: Earth showrunner Noah Hawley was once developing.
Read MoreEvery Canceled Alien Movie We Never Got To See
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Read MoreA Hayden Christensen Sci-Fi Movie Got An Unexpected Spin-Off On YouTube
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Read MoreSci-Fi Movie Trailers That Spoiled Everything
Believe it or not, the trailers for these sci-fi movies actually spoiled some pretty big twists long before the actually hit theaters, and they didn't have to.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Could've Ended With A Movie – Here's What Happened
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is set to end after season 5, but there were talks about a possible movie to wrap up the characters' stories.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Completely Rejected This One Studio Note On Back To The Future
A studio note could've given Back to the Future a lousy title, but thankfully producer Steven Spielberg intervened to save the day.
Read MoreYellowstone's Kelly Reilly And Tom Hardy Starred In An Overlooked Sci-Fi Remake
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Read MoreStar Wars: How Rogue One's Riz Ahmed Feels About Not Appearing In Andor
Riz Ahmed, who played defecting pilot Bodhi Rook in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, shared his feelings about not returning for Andor.
Read More5 Years Ago, Director Christopher Nolan Clashed With Warner Bros. Trying To Save The Box Office
5 years ago, Tenet completely changed the trajectory of Christopher Nolan's career and the future of two different Hollywood studios.
Read MoreThe Alien Franchise Inspired One Of The Best Sci-Fi Video Games Ever Made
As much as the Alien franchise has influenced other movies, it also heavily inspired one of Nintendo's longest-running sci-fi video game properties.
Read MoreWhy Alien: Romulus Director Fede Álvarez Won't Direct The Sequel
While an Alien: Romulus sequel is indeed moving forward, Romulus director Fede Álvarez is serving as a writer only this time around, and for a fair reason.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Matt Damon Sci-Fi Movie That Featured Costumes From Armani
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Read MoreThe One Thing About Avatar Reviews That Angers James Cameron
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Read MoreWhy These Sci-Fi Movies Had Huge Gaps Between Critics & Audiences On Rotten Tomatoes
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Read MoreHan Solo Actor Alden Ehrenreich Has One Condition To Return To Star Wars
Alden Ehrenreich, who stepped into Harrison Ford's shoes to play a young Han Solo in Solo: A Star Wars Story, isn't ruling out a return to Star Wars.
Read MoreThis John Travolta Sci-Fi Box Office Flop Has Haunted Its Writer For Years
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Black Mirror Fans Will Love This Chilling Netflix Sci-Fi Series With A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score
If you're a fan of sci-fi series Black Mirror, check out Pantheon, which features a topical and terrifying picture of unchecked artificial intelligence.
Read MoreAlien: Earth's 'Now We Rule' Line Explained By Creator Noah Hawley
Creator Noah Hawley has offered some insight into a line of dialogue heard in the Alien: Earth season 1 finale, and what it means for the future.
Read More10 Star Trek Moments You Didn't Know Were Improvised
Believe it or not, there are some pretty pivotal moments in Star Trek history that were improvised by the likes of Leonard Nimoy, Patrick Stewart, and more.
Read MoreStranger Things' Season 5 Split Release Has One Major Difference From Season 4
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Read MoreWhy Walter Koenig (Temporarily) Quit Star Trek: The Original Series
Walter Koenig briefly left Star Trek while the series was still airing, which makes a lot more sense when you look at things from his perspective at the time.
Read MoreMichael Shanks' Stargate SG-1 Look Came From A Silly Studio Note
Actor Michael Shanks changed up his look on Stargate SG-1 by growing a beard after getting a silly note from the studio.
Read MoreStar Trek's Robert Picardo Had To Make One Change To The Doctor For Starfleet Academy
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Read MoreHalo: Why Paramount+ Canceled The Live-Action Series
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Read MoreThe Last Scene The Duffer Brothers Shot For Stranger Things
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Read MoreThe Small Detail That Makes Alien: Earth's Sheep So Damn Creepy
The sheep on Alien: Earth are unsettling to look at, and there's a scientifically backed reason why even the sight of them is so creepy.
Read MoreStar Wars Confirmed The Only Thing Anakin Skywalker Hates More Than Sand
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Read MoreThe 10 Best Actors On The Original Twilight Zone Series, Ranked
Let's go back in time and take a look at the 10 actors who gave the best performances on the original "Twilight Zone" series during its 1959-64 run.
Read MoreAlien: Earth Season 1's Finale Has Two Giant Cliffhangers – And Both Are Bonkers
Noah Hawley's FX series Alien: Earth has wrapped up its first season, and the finale left the audience with two cliffhangers that we can't wait to see resolved.
Read MoreAlien: Earth Season 2 Needs To Keep Exploring The Show's Greatest Rivalry
The best rivalry on Alien: Earth is between Kish and Morrow, and the show should absolutely continue exploring that dynamic in a potential second season.
Read MoreAlien: Earth's Season 1 Finale Promises Something Fans Have Wanted For A Long Time
The Alien franchise has spent the last couple of decades in prequel mode, but the Alien: Earth finale suggests a return to sequel territory.
Read MoreAlien: Earth Forgets How Its Own World Works In The Season 1 Finale
Alien: Earth stuck the landing in its season 1 finale episode in practically every area...except one. Here's how it fell short.
Read MoreA Legendary Star Trek Writer Has The Same Criticism As Fans About Short TV Seasons
Many Trekkies have taken issue with the shortened seasons of streaming-era Star Trek TV shows, and beloved franchise writer Brannon Braga feels their pain.
Read MoreWhy Star Trek's Original Captain Pike Actor Jeffrey Hunter Quit The Series
Before William Shatner became Captain Kirk, Jeffrey Hunter played Captain Pike in the Star Trek pilot. But why didn't return to star in the show?
Read MoreSteven Spielberg And Halle Berry Teamed Up For A Sci-Fi Series With A Compelling Premise
In 2014, a CBS sci-fi series premiered that featured the exciting team-up of Halle Berry and Steven Spielberg, and boasted an intriguing mystery at its center.
Read MoreData's Name Led To Gene Roddenberry Creating A New Star Trek Rule
The first table read for Star Trek: The Next Generation lead to a decision about Data's name and a new rule from creator Gene Roddenberry.
Read More5 Worst Star Trek: The Animated Series Episodes, Ranked
Star Trek: The Animated Series was able to do things the original series could never do, but not every episode was great. Here are the five worst episodes.
Read More5 Essential Battlestar Galactica Episodes Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
If you're on the fence about watching Battlestar Galactica, here are five essential episodes that should put you on the right path.
Read MoreWhy CBS Canceled Jordan Peele's The Twilight Zone Reboot
There was a lot of hype surrounding Jordan Peele's reboot of The Twilight Zone, but it only lasted for two seasons. What happened?
Read MoreGene Roddenberry Initially Envisioned A Very Different Version Of Star Trek's Wesley Crusher
Wesley Crusher is a controversial figure in the Star Trek universe, but Gene Roddenberry initially pitched a wildly different character.
Read MoreThis Underrated Sci-Fi Series Combined The Worlds Of Blade Runner And Total Recall
Back in 1999, a short-lived sci-fi series combined two films based on the works of Philip K. Dick, Blade Runner and Total Recall.
Read MoreFoundation Fans Totally Missed This Detail About How The Mule Will Lose
If fans paid close attention to an earlier moment with Demerzel in Foundation season 3, they already know how The Mule will lose after that shocking finale.
Read MoreOne Star Trek Character Will Never Appear On Strange New Worlds
Little by little, faces from Star Trek: The Original Series have been showing up on Strange New Worlds. But you shouldn't expect to see this character.
Read MoreStar Trek's Leonard Nimoy Had A Random Spock Cameo On A Popular Sketch Comedy Show
Leonard Nimoy made a bizarre cameo appearance as Spock in a sketch comedy show that was being filmed on the same CBS studio lots as Star Trek.
Read MoreStephen King's Alien: Earth Review Highlights The Sci-Fi Show's Best Aspect
Stephen King is not only a fan of Alien: Earth, but he's also pinpointed the area where the sci-fi series really stays faithful to the Alien franchise's roots.
Read MoreOne Foundation Season 3 Character May Have A Secret Connection To The Books
Anyone else notice that there seems to be more than meets the eye when it comes to Kalle in Foundation season 3? Here's a theory about what's really happening.
Read MoreRobots To Think With: Foundation Season 3's Deductive Robots, Explained
In Foundation season 3, there's a subtle connection to a prominent idea that runs throughout some of Isaac Asimov's most famous work.
Read MoreFoundation Season 3's Biggest Twist Is The Exact Opposite Of The Asimov Book
Foundation threw Isaac Asimov fans a curveball with season 3's biggest twist, which makes a major change from the books.
Read MoreAlien: Earth And Predator Are Both Making The Same Genius Change In 2025
The latest episode of Alien: Earth seems to be taking a similar approach as the upcoming Predator sequel Predator: Badlands.
Read MoreNathan Fillion's Beloved One-Season Sci-Fi Series Is Finding A New Audience On Disney Plus
You can't take the sky from Nathan Fillion or his beloved sci-fi series that was canceled too soon, and Disney+ is introducing the classic to a new generation.
Read MoreThe Best Sci-Fi Episode Of 2025 Won The Emmy It Deserved
Andor season 2 won an Emmy for an episode that perfectly illustrates what makes this Star Wars series not just a great sci-fi show but also a brave one.
Read MoreIn One Sci-Fi Alternate Universe, Robert Redford Became President Of The United States
Just about everyone seemed to like Robert Redford, which is why the creatives on this acclaimed series made him the U.S. president in the show's sci-fi setting.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Will Make One Major Change From Season 3
Star Trek fans who think Strange New Worlds leaned too hard into comedy in season 3 will be pleased about a change on the way in season 4.
Read MoreYes, You Know That Planet: The Final Scene In Foundation Season 3 Explained
The final moments of Apple TV+'s Foundation season 3 reveal a planet that will be familiar to just about everyone. Here's what it all means.
Read MoreOne Location From Foundation Season 3 Is More Important Than You Think
The Imperial Library is a late addition location for Apple TV+'s Foundation series, but it's much more important in the books.
Read MoreSeverance Star Tramell Tillman Made TV History At The 2025 Emmys
Severance star Tramell Tillman became the first Black man ever to win Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series at the 2025 Emmys.
Read MoreFoundation Season 4: Every Book Storyline That Could Happen Next
The Foundation season 3 finale takes a surprising diversion from the books, but there are some storylines we can expect to see in season 4.
Read MoreThe Poignant Stargate Atlantis Episode That Had David Hewlett Worried
The script for the Stargate Atlantis season 4 episode titled The Last Man had cast member David Hewlett worried for one specific reason.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: DS9 Character Who Only Spoke Once (And Only In Germany)
One regular at Quark's in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine never spoke... except for the one time that he did, in the German cut of the season 2 finale.
Read MoreVal Kilmer Voiced One Of TV's Most Famous AI Characters
The late Val Kilmer once replaced Will Arnett and lent his voice to one of the most famous artificial intelligence characters to ever hit the small screen.
Read MoreThe Entire Foundation Timeline Explained
Apple TV+ just renewed their sci-fi series Foundation for another season, so we thought it would be a good time to try and explain the complicated timeline.
Read MoreFoundation Season 3's Biggest Villains Were Hiding In Plain Sight All Along
Season 3 of the Apple TV+ sci-fi series Foundation wrapped up with a pair of shocking revelations, which we break down in detail here.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Comedy Episodes Are Great – But Season 3 Found The Limit
The comedy episodes of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds have been good fun so far, but the show might benefit from dialing back on them a bit going forward.
Read MoreFoundation Season 4 Is Officially Coming, But Fans May Have One Reason To Worry
Apple TV+ has confirmed that Foundation season 4 is happening, although some behind-the-scenes changes raise questions (and concerns) about the show's future.
Read MoreThe Biggest Strength Of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Could Become Its Greatest Weakness
Strange New Worlds has thrived by embracing the traditional components of the Star Trek franchise, but that could become a problem for the show going forward.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Sends Captain Pike On His Most Heartbreaking Journey Yet
The Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 3 finale delivers the tragic turn in Captain Pike's story that fans have been expecting (if in a surprising way).
Read MoreStar Trek: Deep Space Nine's Most Famous Twist Has One Big Problem
There's a great twist in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode "Duet," but here's why it may have been more impactful if it went in a different direction.
Read MoreWhere Was Stargate SG-1 Filmed? Every Major Location, Explained
Stargate SG-1 didn't have a huge budget for a sci-fi TV show, so it had to get creative with locations. Here are the major spots where production took place.
Read MoreWhy FX Canceled Y: The Last Man After One Season
Y: The Last Man was canceled before it had even finished airing its first season, but the comic book adaptation had already missed its moment by then anyway.
Read MoreHow Sigourney Weaver Really Feels About FX's Alien: Earth
Sigourney Weaver is practically synonymous with the Alien franchise thanks to playing Ellen Ripley, and she finally made her thoughts known on Alien: Earth.
Read MoreA New Star Trek Animated Series Is Streaming For Free, And It Raises All Kinds Of Questions
An animated Star Trek series aimed at younger viewers has abruptly started streaming, and it raises some questions about the current start of the franchise.
Read MoreStar Trek, Alien, And Foundation: We're Living In A New Sci-Fi TV Golden Age
For all its issues, streaming has been a boon for sci-fi TV, and few shows illustrate that like Alien: Earth, Foundation, and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
Read MoreThe Grammy-Winning Rock Star You Probably Forgot Was In Star Trek
Star Trek has boasted some pretty impressive guest stars over the years, but one of the most unexpected came from a living rock legend.
Read MoreThe Star Trek: Khan Audio Series Actor Is Perfect – And He Should Play Him In Live-Action
The Star Trek franchise is righting one of its wrongs with a Khan audio series starring an actor who would be perfect to play the character in live-action too.
Read MoreAn Alien: Earth Star's Most Emotional Scene Included His Real-Life Daughter
This tragic Alien: Earth scene involving Babou Ceesay's cyborg Morrow was all the more emotional to film due to the presence of the actor's real-life daughter.
Read MoreFirst Look At New Star Trek LEGOs Reveal The Best Captain In Minifig Form
Star Trek is boldly going where the franchise has never gone before with a tease of the first-ever Star Trek LEGO sets. Take a look!
Read More5 Essential Stargate SG-1 Episodes That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Looking to get into Stargate SG-1 but aren't sure where to begin? We've come up with five of the series' most essential episodes to help you start.
Read MoreThe Make-Up Heavy Stargate Atlantis Episode That Was Difficult For Rachel Luttrell
Rachel Luttrell deserves an award for her commitment to playing Teyla Emmagan on Stargate Atlantis while covered in prosthetics.
Read MoreThis Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Actor Was Related To Napoleon Bonaparte
One of the major cast members of the series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine was directly related to Napoleon Bonaparte (yes, that Napoleon Bonaparte).
Read MoreThe Exact Moment Star Trek's Walter Koenig Knew The Original Series Was Done For
Walter Koenig knew it wasn't good for Star Trek when he saw they'd been programmed in the Friday night death slot. Here's what happened next.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Finally Gave Fans The Ortegas Storyline They've Wanted
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fans have been waiting to see Erica Ortegas take center stage, and in season 3, the writers finally gave them what they wanted.
Read MoreStar Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Harnesses A TNG Classic To Reinvent The Gorn
The latest episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds puts Ortegas face to face with the Gorn, recalling a classic episode of The Next Generation in the process.
Read MoreAlien: Earth Episode 5 Scared The Xenomorph For The First Time
The fifth episode of Alien: Earth's freshman season gives us the rare sight of a scared Xenomorph, and it's all thanks to one of the show's new alien critters.
Read MoreThe Xenomorph Isn't Even The Most Dangerous Creature In Alien: Earth
The classic Xenomorph has been the focus of Alien: Earth so far, but it's at risk of being upstaged by one devious little eyeball creature.
Read MoreAlien: Earth Episode 5 Features A Severance Star You May Have Missed
The fifth episode of Alien: Earth again features a connection to the Apple TV+ show Severance in the form of a shared actor. But that isn't the only similarity.
Read MoreAlien: Earth Episode 5 Explains Some Of The Show's Biggest Mysteries
The fifth episode of Alien: Earth flashes back to show us what went down on the Maginot before the crash. Here are the highs and lows.
Read MoreThe Stargate Atlantis Episode That Proved To Be A Production Nightmare For David Hewlett
David Hewlett had a nightmarish experience filming one particular episode of Stargate Atlantis, but he knows you probably aren't going to feel too bad for him.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Original Series Featured One Of The Worst TV Fights Ever
A notoriously terrible Star Trek: The Original Series fight scene nonetheless spawned one of the franchise's signature fight moves.
Read MoreStar Trek's Self-Sealing Stem Bolts, Explained
Self-sealing stem bolts are referenced several times across multiple Star Trek shows, but what the heck are they? Here's the answer.
Read MoreThe Stranger Things Character You Forgot Outer Banks Star Madelyn Cline Played
Those who revisit one of the early seasons of Stranger Things may be surprised to spot the star of another hit Netflix show, namely Outer Banks' Madelyn Cline.
Read MoreThe Forgotten Sci-Fi Anthology Series That Adapted Isaac Asimov's Best Stories
The forgotten BBC anthology series Out of the Unknown ran from 1965 to 1971 and brought several great Isaac Asimov stories to the screen.
Read MoreWhy Prime Video Canceled Paper Girls After One Season
Prime Video was hoping to ride the Stranger Things hype with Paper Girls, but the series only lasted one season. Here's what happened.
Read MoreBattlestar Galactica's Creator Had One Big Regret About The Sci-Fi Series' Ending
Looking back on the way Battlestar Galactica ended, showrunner Ronald D. Moore says he has one regret about a particular story choice.
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Superhero Movies (70)
Before A Nightmare On Elm Street, Wes Craven Directed A DC Movie Streaming For Free
Wes Craven was a true master of horror, and he used his talents to direct a forgotten DC movie that's streaming right now for free.
Read MoreEvery Zack Snyder Comic Book Movie, Ranked
Zack Snyder has a number of comic book movies under his belt, even beyond the Snyderverse. So we've rounded them all up and ranked them.
Read MoreJames Gunn's Superman Scored The Best HBO Max Debut Since 2023's Biggest Movie
James Gunn's Superman has proved to a promising start for his new DC Universe, and the film is doing just as well on streaming as it did in theaters.
Read MoreThe Superhero Movie Christopher Nolan Called 'Ahead Of Its Time' Is Streaming For Free
This superhero tentpole (which is currently streaming on Tubi) might've been a box office disappointment, but it has a steadfast defender in Christopher Nolan.
Read MoreAll 10 Tom Holland MCU Spider-Man Suits, Ranked
Across several MCU films and TV shows, Tom Holland (and one of his animated counterparts) have worn a variety of Spider-Man suits -- let's rank them!
Read MoreChanning Tatum Was Given A Career-Changing Note During His Thor Audition
Early in his career, Channing Tatum nabbed an audition for a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the film's director gave him career-changing advice.
Read MoreAvengers: Secret Wars Probably Won't Include Marvel's Infamous Spider-Man Bathroom Scene
There's a fantastic moment in Marvel's Secret Wars comic involving Spider-Man and the Beyonder, and we're guessing it won't pop up in Avengers: Secret Wars.
Read More15 Richest Characters In DC Comics, Ranked By Net Worth
As James Gunn's DC Universe continues to expand, here are the estimated net worths of the comic books' wealthiest heroes and villains.
Read MoreBatman's DC Universe Movie Costume Faces One Challenge, According To James Gunn
Every fan has an opinion about the type of costume Batman should wear in the DC Universe, but that's not what DC Studios co-head James Gunn is focusing on.
Read MoreOne Of The Worst Marvel Movies Ever Made Is Killing It On Prime Video
We feel like we should perform a wellness check on all of the people watching a terrible Marvel movie so much that it's charting on Prime Video.
Read MoreWhy Marvel's New Wolverine Actor Liam McIntyre Looks So Familiar
PlayStation 5 game Marvel's Wolverine stars actor Liam McIntyre as the titular superhero. Here's why he might look (and sound) familiar.
Read MoreUltimate Spider-Man May Have Finally Delivered A Classic Marvel Comic Death
Ultimate Spider-Man #21 ended on a massive cliffhanger, and one that may have finally killed off a classic Marvel character for good (or at least this run).
Read MoreJames Gunn's Superman Includes A Deep Cut Nightwing Easter Egg
James Gunn's Superman, which is now streaming on HBO Max, contains a deep cut Nightwing easter egg for those who know where to look.
Read MoreThe 15 Most Underrated Batman Villains Ranked
Joker, Two-Face, Catwoman, and other signature Batman villains get all the glory, but these underrated Batman villains deserve some accolades too.
Read More5 Actors Who Could Play Brainiac In James Gunn's Superman Sequel
It's looking more and more likely that Brainiac will be the villain in James Gunn's Superman sequel. So who should play the character? We have ideas.
Read MoreSuperman Sequel Villain Seemingly Confirmed By Director James Gunn (Unless He's Trolling)
Superman writer/director James Gunn reveals the script for upcoming sequel Man of Tomorrow, and seemingly confirms the villain.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Avengers Comics Of All Time, Ranked
Let's take a look back at the stories that make Earth's Mightiest Heroes mighty, and rank the best comics in the history of Marvel's Avengers.
Read MoreJames Gunn's Superman Sequel Has The Same Villain As Henry Cavill's Canceled Man Of Steel 2
Man of Tomorrow, which has a script from James Gunn, seemingly features the same villain as the one in Henry Cavill's scrapped Man of Steel 2.
Read MoreMarvel Leak Reveals Costumes For Avengers: Doomsday's 28 Main Characters (Including Doctor Doom)
A new Marvel leak has given us a potential glimpse at the costumes for the film's primary characters, which could reveal something cool regarding the X-Men.
Read MoreWhy Will Smith Turned Down The Chance To Play Superman
Will Smith was offered the role of Superman in Bryan Singer's Superman Returns. Here's why the star said he turned down the part.
Read More10 Underrated Superhero Movies That Deserve More Love
Every comic book fan has a superhero flick they absolutely hate or think is overrated. But what about the movies that deserve far more praise?
Read MoreOne Suicide Squad Actor Was Shocked When DC's James Gunn Killed Them Off
James Gunn's The Suicide Squad infamously begins by killing off several characters, although one of the involved actors didn't get the memo ahead of time.
Read MoreJon Hamm Turned Down The Starring Role In A Massive Superhero Movie Bomb
Mad Men star Jon Hamm turned down the chance to star in a major DC bomb, because at the time he wasn't a fan of superhero movies.
Read MoreDeleted Fantastic Four Scene Teases How Dangerous Sue Storm's Powers Really Are
A deleted scene from Marvel's The Fantastic Four: First Steps hints at just how dangerous the Invisible Woman's powers could be if you made her angry.
Read MoreThis Superhero Comic Is The Best X-Men Story Marvel Never Made
Fans of the X-Men comics should check out The Power Fantasy, a comics series focusing on a world-shaking cabal of superpowered beings.
Read MoreBetween Fantastic Four And Captain America, Chris Evans Starred In This Weird Superhero Flop
Chris Evans has major Marvel superhero roles as Captain America and the Human Torch, but he also appeared in this superhero flop from 2009.
Read MoreKate Beckinsale Nearly Played Wonder Woman For This Disgraced Marvel Director
Before Gal Gadot was cast in Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman movie, Kate Beckinsale was approached to play the character for a now-disgraced director.
Read More12 Canceled Comic Book Movies We're Glad Were Never Made
Not every cancellation of a comic book movie is a bad thing. In fact, here are 12 superhero flicks that fans should be happy never got made.
Read MoreThe Batman Director Matt Reeves Casts Doubt On A Third DC Movie With Robert Pattinson
As The Batman Part II comes together, director Matt Reeves is taking a wait-and-see approach with respect to a third Batman flick starring Robert Pattinson.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Dave Bautista Turned Down Peacemaker Before John Cena
Dave Bautista was offered the role of Peacemaker before John Cena, but he didn't pass on the part due to a lack of interest (nor does he regret his decision).
Read MoreSteve Carell Tried To Play A Batman Villain Before His Exit From The Office
Before he left The Office and tackled dramatic roles in films like Foxcatcher, Steve Carell was apparently interested in breaking bad as a Batman villain.
Read MoreRobert Pattinson Couldn't Read The Batman 2 Script Without One Extreme Security Measure
The Batman star Robert Pattinson had trouble accessing the script for The Batman II thanks to the extreme security measures used to preserve the film's secrecy.
Read More10 Characters Who Beat Superman In A Fight
Superman may seem unbeatable and often invincible, but he's lost his share of battles through the years, as evidenced in his encounters with these characters.
Read MoreThe Real Reason The Penguin's Sofia Falcone Won't Return In The Batman Part II
Cristin Milioti won't reprise her role as Sofia Falcone from The Penguin for The Batman Part II, but that doesn't mean the character's story is over altogether.
Read MoreHow To Watch The 2025 Toxic Avenger Reboot At Home
Do you want to watch Peter Dinklage play a hero who melts bad guys' heads with his mop? If so, be sure to check out The Toxic Avenger on the home media market.
Read MoreWhy Superman Director James Gunn Dropped 'Legacy' From The Movie's Title
James Gunn's Superman was originally announced with the title Superman: Legacy. Here's why Gunn decided to ditch the subtitle.
Read MoreRobert Redford's Marvel Role Was A Throwback To His Work In These Paranoid Thrillers
Captain America: The Winter Soldier was influenced by several classic Robert Redford thrillers, so it's fitting that Redford also starred in the Marvel flick.
Read MoreIdris Elba Played Two Completely Different Marvel Characters In The Same Year
2011 was a big year for Idris Elba in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, when he played two completely different characters in different movies.
Read MoreNew Batman Returns Action Figures Finally Give Us The Christopher Walken Collectible We Always Wanted
McFarlane Toys is giving Batman Returns a new line of action figures, and one of them is Christopher Walken as Max Shreck. Take a closer look right here.
Read MoreJosh Brolin And Megan Fox's Comic Book Movie Flop Is A Streaming Hit On HBO Max
This comic book flick starring Josh Brolin and Megan Fox may've flopped at the box office 15 years ago, but it's currently doing big numbers on HBO Max.
Read MoreChanning Tatum Feels Marvel Needs To Do One Thing To Make Gambit Succeed
Channing Tatum's Gambit was presented in a comedic light in Deadpool & Wolverine, but the actor feels the Marvel hero can also work in Avengers: Doomsday.
Read MoreThe 15 Most Underrated X-Men Characters Ranked
Many characters from Marvel's X-Men franchise need no introduction, but these 15 lesser-known figures don't get as much attention from fans as they deserve.
Read MoreThis Hit Marvel Movie With 88% On Rotten Tomatoes Was Saved From Being A DC Knock-Off
One of the best Marvel movies in recent years was at risk of being a total knock-off of a popular DC Studios superhero flick.
Read MoreWhy Superman Was A Villain In Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Superman serves as the antagonist of Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns comic book, but it's not because Miller simply hates the Big Blue Boy Scout.
Read MoreThese X-Men Villains Are Marvel's Own Version Of Alien's Xenomorphs
Marvel and the X-Men comics have their own version of the Xenomorphs from the Alien films: the deadly aliens known as the Brood.
Read More12 Most Brutal Deaths In DC's Injustice Universe, Ranked
DC's "Injustice" Universe is an extremely unpleasant one. Case in point: these 12 brutal deaths that still have longtime fans wincing.
Read MoreThis Batman Comic Turned The Joker Into Stephen King's Pennywise
The Joker's backstory is an ever-shifting thing in the Batman comics, and one specific comics run made him an immortal Pennywise-like entity.
Read MoreSuperman Director James Gunn Confirms What We Suspected About Man Of Tomorrow's Plot
Speaking with Howard Stern, Superman director James Gunn confirmed what we suspected about the plot of the newly announced DC film, Man of Tomorrow.
Read MoreEvery Guardians Of The Galaxy Movie, Ranked
The Guardians of the Galaxy have showed up in multiple films within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so we're ranking all of their appearances!
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr's Doctor Doom Design May Have Leaked Online (And We Hope It's The Real Thing)
Robert Downey Jr.'s look as Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday has seemingly leaked, and it bodes well for the film's take on the Marvel villain (if it's legit).
Read MoreJames Gunn Almost Cast A Marvel Movie Star As Peacemaker Before John Cena
Peacemaker has quickly become one of John Cena's best roles, but James Gunn originally had a different person in mind to play Chris Smith.
Read MoreShooting Avengers: Doomsday Significantly Injured One Marvel Star
Channing Tatum suffered a fairly serious injury while reprising his role as Gambit in Marvel Studios' Avengers: Doomsday.
Read MoreNew Superman Artwork May Have Revealed The Possible Plot Of James Gunn's Man Of Tomorrow
While announcing James Gunn's Man of Tomorrow, the Superman director and his cast posted artwork hinting at what to expect from Lex Luthor and Kal-El's reunion.
Read MoreSuperman's Box Office Profits Are Reportedly Triple Man Of Steel's
Warner Bros. is having a stellar year and James Gunn's Superman has seemingly squashed Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, solidifying the new era of DC Studios.
Read MoreIt's 2025 And I Just Watched 2005's Fantastic Four For The First Time – These Are My Honest Thoughts
One of our writers decided to check out the 2005 version of Fantastic Four for the very first time. Is this Marvel film worth watching?
Read MoreChris Evans' Jacked Physique Has Marvel Fans All Saying The Same Thing
A suspiciously jacked Chris Evans' recent public appearances have raised big questions about his involvement (or lack thereof) with Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday.
Read MoreWe Finally Know Who Leaked The Infamous Deadpool Test Footage
Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool movie only happened because test footage got leaked online, and we now know who leaked it (take a wild guess).
Read MoreGal Gadot Was In The Running To Play A Major Guardians Of The Galaxy Member
Gal Gadot was up for a pivotal role in the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie, but it's probably a good thing she wasn't cast in the Marvel film.
Read MoreAn Arthur C. Clarke Mantra Influenced Marvel's Logic For The Thor Franchise
One of Arthur C. Clarke's core sci-fi principles directly influenced Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios when they adapted Thor for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreThe First Enemy Iron Man Killed In The MCU Was Played By A Rebellious Rock Star
Iron Man has a distinct political aspect, so it's fitting that the first enemy the Marvel movie’s hero punches out was played by a famously political rocker.
Read MoreJames Gunn's Peacemaker Season 2 Tease Hints At Major Ties To Superman Sequel
James Gunn continues to stress the importance of Peacemaker season 2 to the DCU, calling it a prequel to the next Superman movie. But is he just being cheeky?
Read More10 Marvel Characters Who Could Beat Batman In A Fight
The Dark Knight may be one of the best fighters in the DC universe. But how does he hold up to the best combatants the Marvel franchise has to offer?
Read MoreSuperman: Lex Luthor's Warsuit Explained By A Comic Book Expert
The sequel to James Gunn's Superman is already taking shape, and it features Lex Luthor in a weaponized warsuit. Let us explain.
Read MoreStephen King Has A Major Problem With Superhero Movies (And He's Not Wrong)
Stephen King might be deeply steeped in horror, but he's disturbed by the way superhero movies depict violence and destruction.
Read MoreTwo Major Superman & Green Lantern Heroes May Return In James Gunn's Man Of Tomorrow
Which DC heroes might show up in James Gunn's upcoming movie Man of Tomorrow? Some cast members may have just given us all the clues.
Read MoreThe Batman's Jeffrey Wright Has The Perfect Response To Racist Jim Gordon Criticism
Jeffrey Wright's performance as Jim Gordon in The Batman was one of the best in the film, and he rightfully has no patience for racists who won't get on board.
Read MoreThe 12 Best Non-MCU Marvel Movies, According To Rotten Tomatoes
Despite the fact that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has dominated the superhero movie landscape for years, there are plenty of phenomenal non-MCU Marvel movies.
Read MoreChanning Tatum Had One Condition To Return As Gambit In Avengers: Doomsday
Channing Tatum didn't immediately say yes to reprising Gambit in Avengers: Doomsday, as he needed to consult someone before signing up for the MCU tentpole.
Read MoreBefore Marvel, Kevin Feige Worked On A Classic Tom Hanks Rom-Com
Before Kevin Feige ushered Marvel Studios to massive success he had to teach Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan how to use the internet for this '90s rom-com.
Read MoreThe Awful TV Movie You Had No Idea Marvel Boss Kevin Feige Produced
Before Kevin Feige became the man on top at Marvel, he produced a superhero movie that was so bad, it was dumped onto TV.
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Superhero Shows (51)
James Gunn Almost Made One Peacemaker Season 2 Character Shave Their Head
A deleted plotline from Peacemaker season 2 would've required one of the stars of the show to shave their head, but then things changed.
Read MoreWhy Peacemaker's Vigilante Is Nothing Like The DC Comics Character
Adrian Chase, aka Vigilante, is one of the most upbeat characters in Peacemaker, but the comic book version of the character is very different.
Read MoreJames Gunn Wrote A Peacemaker Character For Lance Reddick To Play
A role on the first season of James Gunn's Peacemaker was originally written with the late, grreat Lance Reddick in mind.
Read MorePeacemaker Inspired One Of Watchmen's Classic Antiheroes
Watchmen was originally going to star superheroes from DC Comics' roster, including Peacemaker, who instead ended up becoming the Comedian.
Read MoreJames Gunn's DC Universe Has Already Made Two Marvel Characters Canon
DC and Marvel might be seen as two place with completely different worlds, but James Gunn's DC Universe has canonized two Marvel characters' existence.
Read MoreThe MCU's Weakest Avengers Hero Is Marvel Zombies' Most Terrifying Character
While many of the zombie-fied heroes in Marvel Zombies act like your typical undead, one Avenger proves to be far more terrifying than when they were alive.
Read MoreJames Gunn Quietly Gave Away Peacemaker's Big Twist Early In Season 2
Season 2 of Peacemaker featured a massive twist, but James Gunn left the audience a trail of clues leading up to the big reveal.
Read MoreA Peacemaker Star's Acting Was So Realistic It Made A Crew Member Vomit
With all the guts, gore, and goo flying around in Peacemaker, it's not surprising that one of the show's actors managed to make a crew member puke for real.
Read MoreWhy Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 6 Is One Of The Best Things James Gunn Has Ever Done
James Gunn hyped up Peacemaker season 2 episode 6, and now that we've seen it, we couldn't agree more. Here's why it's one of the best things he's ever done.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies Gives Marvel's Best Villain Something You Never See In The MCU
Scarlet Witch is once again the antagonist in Marvel Zombies (this time in zombie form), which allows her to break new ground for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MorePeacemaker Season 2 Episode 6's Major DC Universe Cameo Explained
The latest episode of Peacemaker season 2 featured a pretty big cameo from James Gunn's ever-expanding DC Universe, so of course we have to talk about it.
Read MoreThe Strongest Character On Marvel Zombies Is Not Who You'd Think
The first season of Marvel Zombies not-so-stealthily Harry Potter-izes one of its heroes into being someone even more important and powerful than you'd think.
Read MoreJames Gunn Revealed The Most Powerful Member Of Peacemaker's Crew (It's Not Peacemaker)
The 11th Street Kids are a pretty powerful crew, but according to James Gunn, the leader, Peacemaker, isn't the most powerful member.
Read MoreGen V Season 2: Did Homelander Go To God U Or Not? An Investigation
Godolkin University makes a big hullabaloo about being associated with Homelander, but Gen V season 2, episode 4 begs the question: Did he actually go there?
Read MoreMarvel Zombies Creates A Massive Problem For The MCU's Young Avengers Plans
Alternate universe miniseries Marvel Zombies features multiple members of the Young Avengers, but spells trouble for their MCU future.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies Homages A Truly Twisted Fantastic Four Moment
The creatives behind Marvel Zombies know their Marvel lore, as evidenced by the show's nod to a bizarre comics subplot involving the Fantastic Four and Skrulls.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies' Best Character Should Have Fans Asking One Important Question
The best character in the animated Marvel Zombies show is a combo of two MCU characters, and the finale episode leaves us with a tantalizing possibility.
Read MoreGen V: Cipher's Powers, Explained
Let's take a look at what we know about Cipher's powers so far in Gen V season 2, and theorize about what might really be going on with that character.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies Ending Explained (And How It Can Connect To Avengers: Doomsday)
Let's discuss the ending to Marvel Zombies season 1, including where a potential season 2 could go and how Avengers: Doomsday could tie into the series.
Read MoreGen V Season 2 Delivers A Pitch-Perfect Parody Of A Classic Superhero Trope
The Boys and Gen V continue to perfectly parody superhero tropes with Gen V season 2 episode 4 and its take on superheroes being forced to battle one another.
Read MoreGen V Season 2 May Have Just Sealed Marie Moreau's Fate
The fourth episode of Gen V season 2 suggests fate has big things planned for Marie Moreau, but there's no way that's a good thing in the universe of The Boys.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies Features A Heartbreaking Death Fans Won't Be Ready For
Marvel Zombies' alternate universe setting means it's full of throwaway character deaths, but there's one death that's surprisingly emotional.
Read MoreAll 7 MCU Actors Who Were Replaced For Marvel Zombies
Marvel Zombies replaces seven major established Marvel Cinematic Universe veterans with talented voice actors, several of whom also worked on What If...?
Read MoreWhy Marvel Legend Stan Lee Thought The Concept Of Zombies Was Wrong
While Marvel has published several zombie comics over the years, the late Marvel boss Stan Lee admitted to struggling with the traditional concept of a zombie.
Read MoreThe Marvel Zombies Hero Guaranteed Never To Be In The Animated Series
One particular hero from the Marvel Zombies comics will never make it into an episode of Marvel Studios' Disney+ animated series.
Read MoreWhy Chadwick Boseman Wasn't Recast As Black Panther For Marvel Zombies
While Black Panther appears in Marvel Zombies, Marvel originally planned to include the late Chadwick Boseman's hero in a different What If...? spin-off.
Read MoreGen V Season 2 Resolves The Show's Biggest Marie Mystery (And It's Pretty Shocking)
In Gen V, Marie has been on a very specific quest. In the first few season 2 episodes, she learns several unexpected truths, leading to a notable confrontation.
Read MoreGen V Season 2 Has A Hilarious Wolverine Parody, But The Comic Version Is Even Stranger
Zach McGowan's Dogknott makes for an amusing parody of Wolverine in Gen V season 2, but the Boys comics feature an even more ridiculous sendup of the X-Man.
Read MorePeacemaker Season 2 Episode 5 Reveals The Sophomore Season's Greatest Mistake
The fifth episode of Peacemaker season 2 exposes the second season's biggest mistake: making its characters far too powerful.
Read MoreGen V Stars Share Season 2's Nastiest Location (And It's Not What You'd Think) [Exclusive]
Gen V boasts some pretty gnarly moments of graphic violence, but the nastiest location for season 2 was gross long before The Boys spin-off arrived.
Read MoreMarvel Officially Reveals The Fate Of Daredevil: Born Again Ahead Of Season 2
While Daredevil: Born Again season 2 has yet to premiere, Marvel Studios has already revealed its future plans for Charlie Cox's Devil of Hell's Kitchen.
Read MoreHow Gen V Season 2 Fixes A Major First Season Plot Problem
God U should probably be obsolete, but Gen V season 2 finally provides a valid reason for why the school is sticking around.
Read MoreGen V Season 2 Introduces The Show's First Truly Great Villain
Gen V's season 1 villains weren't nearly as memorable as those on The Boys, but Hamish Linklater's new baddie in Gen V season 2 is shaping up to be a big deal.
Read MoreGen V Season 2: The Starlighters, Explained
The Starlighters look to play a crucial role in Gen V season 2 as the series paves the way for a full-on war between supes and non-powered humans on The Boys.
Read MoreWhy Cipher From Gen V Season 2 Looks So Familiar
Gen V season 2 features a new villain in the form of Cipher, and he's portrayed by an actor who's experienced at playing cryptic figures with dark secrets.
Read MoreHow Gen V Season 2 Skips Over Season 1's Big Cliffhanger Ending
The Gen V season 2 premiere avoids dealing with season 1's cliffhanger ending directly, essentially restoring life at Godolkin University to the status quo.
Read MoreGen V Season 2: What Happened To Chance Perdomo's Andre Anderson?
Chance Perdomo tragically died in a motorcycle accident, and Gen V has no plans to recast him. Season 2 reveals what happened to his character Andre Anderson.
Read MoreThe Penguin Season 2 Has An Official Update From The Batman Director Matt Reeves
Although The Penguin was labeled as a limited series at the Emmys, The Batman director Matt Reeves says 'discussions' about a possible season 2 are happening.
Read MorePeacemaker Star Steve Agee Says There's One Thing That Separates Vigilante From The Rest Of The Gang [Exclusive]
Vigilante is a fan-favorite character on Peacemaker, and star Steve Agee says there's one thing that sets Freddy Stroma's character apart from the rest.
Read MoreOne Peacemaker Character's Obsession Comes From James Gunn Himself
Eagly might be the star of Peacemaker, but Vigilante is more interested in facts about crows. It's an obsession he shares with show creator James Gunn.
Read MoreThis Part Of Filming Peacemaker Season 2 Was Tougher Than The First [Exclusive]
We chatted with Peacemaker star Steve Agee who told us there was one aspect of season 1 that was a lot tougher to tackle in season 2.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies Has A Shockingly Wholesome Origin Story
The Marvel Zombies comics and cartoon might put a horror-flavored spin on the Marvel universe, but 'Marvel Zombies' began as a surprisingly wholesome term.
Read MorePeacemaker Season 2, Episode 4 Gives Its Title Character A Dramatic Power Upgrade
Chris Smith (John Cena) gets a major power upgrade in Peacemaker season 2, episode 4, but will that be a good or bad thing for the character in the long run?
Read MorePeacemaker Season 2 Is Still Very Much A Sequel To James Gunn's The Suicide Squad
Now that we're halfway in, it's clear Peacemaker season 2 is as much a sequel to James Gunn's The Suicide Squad as it is a new installment in the DC Universe.
Read MoreWas Teen Titans Go Voice Actor Greg Cipes Fired As Beast Boy? Here's What We Know
There's been a lot of back-and-forth between Greg Cipes and Warner Bros. over Cipes departing his role as Beast Boy on Teen Titans Go!, so here's a full recap.
Read More5 Movies & TV Shows To Watch If You Enjoy The Paper
From a classic screwball comedy to a modern superhero show, here are five things to watch if you enjoy Peacock's The Paper, the spin-off of NBC's The Office.
Read MoreThe Penguin's Selina Kyle Letter Explained By Showrunner
Catwoman didn't show up in The Penguin TV series, but she did send a letter to Sofia Falcone. Here's why, according to the showrunner.
Read MorePeacemaker Season 2 Makes The Two Suicide Squad Movies Even More Confusing
Peacemaker season 2 revealed something about the DC timeline and made the relationship between Suicide Squad, The Suicide Squad, and Peacemaker more confusing.
Read MorePeacemaker Season 2 Episode 3 Features The Return Of A Surprise DCEU Character
A DC Extended Universe character unexpectedly shows up in Peacemaker season 2, episode 3, raising further questions about the show's place in the DC Universe.
Read MoreJames Gunn's Peacemaker Season 2 May Have Teased Another Alternate Universe DC Superhero
A line in Peacemaker season 2, episode 2 hints that Emilia Harcourt (Jennifer Holland) might have a future as a costumed vigilante in James Gunn's DC Universe.
Read MoreMarvel Zombies Brings Two Of The MCU's Most Overlooked Heroes Together In A Surprising Way
Marvel Zombies will unite one of the most eagerly-awaited MCU superheroes with one of the less-appreciated ones ... but in a rather unexpected way.
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Warner Bros. Discovery's CEO Thinks TV Is A Terrible Experience - Here's Why He's Right
Even a broken clock is right twice a day, and notorious Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav is spot-on when it comes to his assessment of streaming TV.
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Thriller Movies (31)
David Fincher Called The First Draft Of Fight Club 'Pathetic' (For A Good Reason)
David Fincher realized right away that the initial script draft for Fight Club was missing an essential component that would give the film much of its edge.
Read MoreBen Stiller Was Almost In This Classic David Lynch Movie
Ben Stiller has been a formidable force in the entertainment industry since the 1990s, and nearly wound up in one of David Lynch's best movies.
Read MoreOne Thing Unites Some Of The Biggest Hits (And Flops) Warner Bros. Released In 2025
Warner Bros. has had a mix of hits and misses at the box office in 2025, but the studio's best-reviewed movies have something in common.
Read MoreWhy The Safdie Brothers Split Up After Uncut Gems
The Safdie Brothers made waves directing Good Time and Uncut Gems, but have since chosen to direct projects individually. Here's why.
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Director Paul Thomas Anderson Secretly Rewrote Two Major Movies
Paul Thomas Anderson directs most of the scripts he writes, but the One Battle After Another filmmaker also did uncredited script work on two major 2023 titles.
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Features The Best Movie Villain Of 2025 (And It's Not Even Close)
Sean Penn's unrelenting Col. Steven J. Lockjaw in Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another is the year's best movie villain.
Read MoreThe Ending Of One Battle After Another, Explained
Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another is a darkly comedic political thriller of epic proportions, and we're here to help you make sense of the ending.
Read MoreAn Overlooked Spy Movie With 96% On Rotten Tomatoes Soars On Prime Video's Top Charts
Steven Soderbergh's Black Bag didn't exactly set the box office on fire, but the film is finding an audience now that it's on Prime Video.
Read MoreA Matthew McConaughey Drama From The Creator Of Peaky Blinders Had A Controversial Production
Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway reunited after Interstellar in a sci-fi thriller that caused an international controversy.
Read MoreEden: How To Watch Ana De Armas And Sydney Sweeney's R-Rated Thriller At Home
Were you one of the many who missed Eden in theaters? Here's how you can watch Ron Howard's thriller (starring Ana de Armas, Sydney Sweeney, and more) at home.
Read MoreVanessa Kirby's Netflix Thriller Night Always Comes Was Inspired By This '80s Crime Movie
The Vanessa Kirby-led Netflix thriller Night Always Comes draws inspiration from several films, but this '80s crime flick was clearly the biggest influence.
Read MoreJeff Goldblum's First Role Was A Villain In This Classic Action Film
Even the all-time greats make their starts somewhere and for Jeff Goldblum, his feature film debut was playing his scummiest role to date.
Read MoreWe've Found The Darkest Movie Of 2025 — Here's Why You Need To Watch It [Fantastic Fest]
It's the end of the world as we know it, and this new must-see bleak thriller that crushed it at Cannes and Fantastic Fest knows it, too.
Read MoreMarlon Brando Rejected One Of Burt Reynolds' Best Movies For A Good Reason
Marlon Brando had a very good reason for rejecting a role that would eventually go to Burt Reynolds and become one of the best films of Reynolds' career.
Read More50 Cent Starred In One Of Robert De Niro & Al Pacino's Worst Movies
50 Cent joined forces with Robert De Niro and Al Pacino on one of their worst-received movies, which actually led to him making even more films with De Niro.
Read MoreOne Battle After Another Looks To End Warner Bros.' Hot Streak At The Box Office
WB has released seven films in a row that've opened to at least $40 million at the box office, but One Battle After Another seems poised to break that streak.
Read More10 Great Stephen King Books That Still Need Sequels
Stephen King remains one of the most revered and prolific writers of our time, but some of his books still need a sequel to continue the story.
Read MoreThe Hollywood Legend Who Almost Played Jason Bourne Before Matt Damon
The Bourne Identity almost became a movie well before Matt Damon played Jason Bourne, and it would've paired a Hollywood legend with a notably picky director.
Read MoreThis Overlooked Thriller With 97% On Rotten Tomatoes Is A Must-Watch For Prime Video Users
When Fall Is Coming is a moody, clever movie where nothing is quite as it seems, and you can now watch it on Prime Video.
Read MoreWhy You Should Save Watching Alfred Hitchcock's Best Movie For Last
Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo is widely considered both his best film and one of the best movies ever, but you should definitely check out his other work first.
Read MoreBefore Marvel, Kevin Feige Worked On An Explosive Disaster Movie
Kevin Feige was a production assistant on this 1990s natural disaster movie, which even featured some of the future stars of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreOne Key Thing Separates The Long Walk From The Hunger Games
Stephen King story The Long Walk might have a similar premise to The Hunger Games, but one key thing makes them very different.
Read MoreWake Up Dead Man Trailer: Benoit Blanc Confronts A Classic Locked-Room Murder Mystery
Daniel Craig's Benoit Blanc is back in the trailer for Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, which looks a little spookier (but no less fun) than its predecessors.
Read MoreA 2025 Sylvester Stallone Crime Thriller Has A Terrible 0% Score On Rotten Tomatoes
Sylvester Stallone is no stranger to mediocre genre fare, but this 2025 action-crime thriller marks a low point for the A-lister on Rotten Tomatoes.
Read MoreOne Of Clint Eastwood's Biggest Box Office Flops Is An Underrated Mystery Gem
This Clint Eastwood vehicle was a major box office flop and part of a trend of glossy 1990s death penalty thrillers, but it's an interesting watch all the same.
Read MoreGeorge Clooney Starred In An Oscar-Winning Movie From The Creator Of Andor
In addition to creating Andor, Tony Gilroy was also responsible for writing and directing this Oscar-winning legal thriller starring George Clooney.
Read MoreApple TV+ Users Have One Major Complaint About Spike Lee's New Movie With Denzel Washington
Spike Lee and Denzel Washington's new film, Highest 2 Lowest, has been mostly well-received, but there's one part of the Apple TV+ film that's baffling people.
Read MoreKathryn Bigelow's Netflix Thriller Heralds The Distressing Return Of A Long-Dormant Hollywood Genre
Kathryn Bigelow's Netflix thriller A House of Dynamite promises to be an unbearably tense drama that revives a long-dormant genre from the Cold War era.
Read MoreAl Pacino's Scarface Is A Remake Of This Banned '30s Crime Movie
The controversy around Brian De Palma's Scarface shouldn't have been surprising, seeing as the Al Pacino film was a remake of a banned 1930s crime classic.
Read MoreReese Witherspoon Failed Her Audition For An Iconic Robert De Niro Crime Thriller
A young Reese Witherspoon flubbed her audition for this acclaimed crime thriller starring Robert De Niro, but that might've been for the best.
Read MoreClint Eastwood's Directorial Debut Had To Follow One Condition From The Studio
Play Misty For Me was a powerhouse directorial debut from Clint Eastwood, but the studio was initially hesitant to give him the reins.
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Why Monster Creator Ryan Murphy Won't Make A Luigi Mangione TV Series (For Now)
Ryan Murphy's Monster series about American killers for Netflix has proven very popular, but here's why he isn't considering Luigi Mangione for season 4.
Read MoreNetflix Users Are Obsessed With A Hereditary Star's New Psychological Thriller Series
Netflix series Wayward stars Toni Collette (Hereditary) as the creepy leader of an institute that promises to treat 'problematic' teens.
Read MoreA House Of The Dragon Star's Steamy Prime Video Series Is The Internet's New Obsession
A new and thrilling miniseries on Prime Video has taken the internet by storm, showing fans of House of the Dragon a whole new side to their queen.
Read MoreSlow Horses Season 5's Storyline Might Be The Show's Biggest Mistake
While Slow Horses has never really steered away from modern threats and issues with its narratives, the storyline for season 5 feels like a wild mood swing.
Read MoreJessica Chastain Has The Perfect Response To Her Apple TV+ Series Being Postponed
Jessica Chastain has weighed in on the postponement of her Apple TV+ series The Savant, making clear her own reservations surrounding the decision.
Read MoreThere's One Thing Slow Horses Does Better Than Every Other Spy Show
Slow Horses remains a compelling watch in season 5, thanks in no small part to the way the spy series handles the darkest part of its characters' jobs.
Read MoreParamount Had Huge Plans For Dexter Before Original Sin's Cancellation
The since-canceled Dexter: Origin Sin almost gave rise to a rapid expansion of the greater Dexter franchise prior to Paramount's merger with Skydance.
Read MoreWho Is The Mole In HBO's Task? The Most Likely Candidates, Ranked
It looks like there's a mole working behind-the-scenes on Task, so we went ahead and broke down the most likely candidates.
Read MoreOne Of Netflix's Best Crime Shows Was Originally Set Up At HBO
One of the best Netflix originals of all time almost ended up at HBO. Now if only Netflix would go ahead and bring it back for more seasons.
Read MoreNetflix's Monster: The Ed Gein Story Makes One Choice That'll Baffle Even Hardcore Horror Fans
Previous installments of the Monster series on Netflix earned plenty of controversy, and the new season devoted to Ed Gein looks like it'll be doing the same.
Read MoreAn Underrated Amy Adams HBO Miniseries Featured Sydney Sweeney Before Euphoria
A few years before Euphoria made her a bigger star, Sydney Sweeney had a small role in this underrated Amy Adams miniseries on HBO.
Read More15 Best TV Shows Like Desperate Housewives
Desperate Housewives helped launch a popular subgenre of twisty sitcom, so we've round up 15 of the best shows like the Emmy Award winner.
Read MoreThe Goonies Actor You Didn't Realize Stars In HBO's Task
Task, the new gritty HBO crime drama from the creator of Mare of Easttown, features a cast member you might remember from The Goonies.
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It: Welcome To Derry Trailer Teases Pennywise's Real Origin Story (And It's Straight From Stephen King)
There's a moment in the new It: Welcome to Derry trailer that nods to Pennywise's mysterious origins, which comes straight from Stephen King's original novel.
Read MoreThe Real-Life Inspiration Behind Countless Horror Movies Is Heading To Netflix
Ed Gein, the inspiration for Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and countless other horror films, is taking center stage in Netflix's next season of Monster.
Read MoreRyan Reynolds & Colin Hanks Teamed Up To Honor One Of The Best Actors We Lost Too Soon
John Candy is a beloved actor who left us far too soon. But a new documentary from Colin Hanks and Ryan Reynolds will look back at his life and legacy.
Read MoreFrancis Ford Coppola Battled With Shia LaBeouf During Megalopolis (And You Can Watch It Happen)
Francis Ford Coppola and Shia LaBeouf butted heads while making Megalopolis, and a new documentary takes viewers behind the scenes of the making of the movie.
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Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 6's Alternate Reality Twist Changes Everything
The latest episode of James Gunn's Peacemaker features a shocking revelation, and sets up an intriguing potential confrontation for a supporting character.
Read MoreNetflix's Best Sci-Fi Thriller Just Premiered Its Third Season (And It's Must-Watch For Squid Game Fans)
The best sci-fi thriller show on Netflix is back for its third season, and if you enjoyed Squid Game, this series should be right up your alley.
Read MoreJimmy Kimmel Live! Gets Official Return Date As Disney Wisely Reads The Room
Disney has walked back its decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel. Read the company's statement here, and find out when Kimmel returns.
Read MoreA Stranger Things Record Was Just Beat By A Star-Studded Netflix Show
A big Netflix show has overtaken Stranger Things season 3 on the streamer's all-time list of most-watched English-language titles in the first 90 days.
Read MoreNoah Wyle's Emmy For HBO's The Pitt Came 2.5 Decades After His Last Nomination
Noah Wyle, who won an Emmy for his excellent performance on the medical drama series The Pitt, had not been nominated for an Emmy for 26 years.
Read MoreHost Nate Bargatze Ruined The 2025 Emmys With One Of The Worst Bits In TV History
Nate Bargatze's "we're taking money away from children" bit crashed and burned at the 2025 Emmys, unnecessarily speeding some acceptance speeches along.
Read MorePeacemaker Star Steve Agee Would Kill To Play This DC Character [Exclusive]
Steve Agee gets into plenty of fun scrapes as John Economos on Peacemaker, but there's another DC role that he'd love to reprise.
Read MoreWhy Foundation Brought In A Fan-Favorite Book Storyline Ahead Of Time [Exclusive]
Foundation showrunner David S. Goyer explained why he decided to shift a storyline from Isaac Asimov's source material to an earlier point in the TV adaptation.
Read MoreNetflix's Dark And Twisty New Serial Killer Show Is Flying Under Everyone's Radar
New Netflix crime series Queen Mantis follows a police detective who needs his serial killer mother's help to catch a copycat killer.
Read MoreMatthew McConaughey Has One Condition To Play True Detective's Rust Cohle Again
Would Matthew McConaughey ever reprise his role as Rust Cohle on HBO's True Detective? Yes, but the bar has been set very high for a possible return.
Read MoreFoundation Season 3 Puts Its Own Spin On The Book Series' Biggest Twist
Foundation continues to diverge from its source material in fascinating ways, and season 3 has now put its own spin on a huge twist from the books.
Read MoreWednesday Season 2's Mysterious Patient 1938, Explained
The first part of Wednesday Season 2 revealed a mysterious woman trapped inside Willow Hill. The second half of season 2 shows us who she is.
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Gen V Season 2 Review: The Boys Spin-Off Avoids A Sophomore Slump By Showing A Little Heart
Occasionally bumpy and bogged down by too many cameos and surface level satire, Gen V season 2 ends up being a surprisingly emotional journey.
Read MoreOnly Murders In The Building Season 5 Review: A Great Cast Spins Its Wheels
While Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez remain a charming combination, Only Murders In The Building season 5 finds the series running on fumes.
Read MoreThe Paper Review: The Office Spin-Off Is A Hilarious, Charming, And Unexpected Love Letter To Journalism
The Paper is funny, delightful, and manages to forge its own path away from The Office, despite borrowing some of its familiar elements.
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