The 12 Best Movie Shootouts Of All Time
Few things are more exciting in a movie than a stellar shootout, and we've put together a list of the best movie shootouts of all time.
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Sylvester Stallone's First Major Film Almost Starred A Famous Superman Villain
Before Rocky launched him to full-blown stardom, Sylvester Stallone appeared in a low-budget movie that almost featured Richard Pryor.
Read MoreThe 5 Most Brutal Moments In Gladiator 2, Ranked By Sheer Nastiness
Gladiator 2 is loaded with brutal moments of bloody violence, so we went ahead and ranked the five most memorable examples.
Read MoreEmily Blunt And Rupert Grint's 2010 Action Comedy Is The Perfect Casual Watch On Hulu
Emily Blunt and Rupert Grint once starred in a ridiculous action comedy about assassins in love, and you can watch it now on Hulu.
Read More/Film Holiday Gift Guide 2025: The Best Movies & TV Shows Worth Buying On Physical Media
If you really want to own your movies and TV shows, physical media is the way to go, and our holiday gift guide is packed with tons of cool titles to buy now.
Read MoreTom Hardy Made His Acting Debut In This Forgotten Daniel Craig War Movie
Tom Hardy appeared very briefly in a forgotten war movie that featured pre-stardom turns from Daniel Craig, Ben Whishaw, and Cillian Murphy.
Read MoreThe '70s Roger Ebert Guilty Pleasure He Hailed As A 'Berserk Masterpiece'
'When they stop making movies like Infra-Man, a little light will go out of the world,' the late, great Roger Ebert once wrote about this '70s oddity.
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino Adored A Forgotten Sequel To A Bruce Lee Martial Arts Classic
One of the sequels to a classic Bruce Lee martial arts film comes shockingly close to matching its greatness, as Quentin Tarantino would tell you.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Director Justin Lin Left Fast X
Longtime Fast & Furious director Justin Lin officially left Fast X over 'creative differences,' but the full story is much wilder and more ridiculous.
Read MoreWhy The Mummy Franchise Left Egypt For China, According To Brendan Fraser
With Brendan Fraser gearing up to return for The Mummy 4, the actor has spoken candidly about why The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor swapped Egypt for China.
Read MoreGoldeneye Star Famke Janssen Has Some Advice For James Bond's Future Villains
Famke Janssen played one of the few female James Bond villains in Goldeneye, so her words carry some weight when it comes to future baddies in the franchise.
Read More15 Best Feel-Good Movies Streaming On Netflix Right Now
If you're in need of a pick-me-up, check out these 15 feel-good movies that are currently available to stream on Netflix.
Read More5 Reasons Why Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 Ruled The Box Office
A decade ago, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 owned the box office. With a new film on the way, we look back at this hit.
Read MoreOne Of Dwayne Johnson's Biggest Movie Sequels Is Officially Dead
Don't expect to see Jungle Cruise 2. Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt have indicated that Disney doesn't "want to set sail again" with a sequel after all.
Read MoreWhy Paramount's R-Rated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Movie Was Canceled
Paramount has scrapped its planned live-action adaptation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin, an R-rated adaptation of the beloved comic.
Read MoreThe '70s World War II Movie With A Perfect Score From Roger Ebert
Film critic Roger Ebert gave Franklin J. Schaffner's Patton, with its towering performance by George C. Scott, a perfect score.
Read MoreRussell Crowe's 2012 Martial Arts Movie Features A Pre-Marvel Dave Bautista
Dave Bautista transitioned from professional wrestling into Hollywood with great success, including this underrated martial arts movie from 2012.
Read MoreThe Iconic Clint Eastwood Stunt That Left Him Traumatized
Clint Eastwood put his body and mind on the line for one of his most famous roles, pulling off a stunt that traumatized him for days.
Read More/Film Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Best Hollywood Books For Movie & TV Lovers
If you've got a movie and TV lover on your shopping list, here's a collection of books that are worth gifting (or just buying for yourself) this holiday season.
Read MoreTom Cruise Won An Honorary Oscar, And His Speech Might Give You Some Hope For Hollywood
Tom Cruise just won an honorary Oscar, and his speech is full of hope for a movie industry that finds itself struggling.
Read MoreWhy Edgar Wright Turned Down Directing Jurassic World: Rebirth
Edgar Wright had the chance to direct Jurassic World: Rebirth, but he turned it down to make his dream project come true.
Read MoreLiam Neeson's 2021 Action Thriller On Netflix Is Perfect For Clint Eastwood Fans
A 2021 action thriller starring Liam Neeson is currently available on Netflix, and it might remind you of some of Clint Eastwood's most underrated films.
Read More5 Reasons Why Now You See Me: Now You Don't Dominated The Box Office
Now You See Me: Now You Don't topped the box office in its first weekend, proving that the franchise still has some life even after a nine-year gap.
Read More12 Nostalgic Movies That Defined The '90s
The '90s have become a distinct pillar of nostalgia as the decade gets older, and these movies act as a definitive representation of the era.
Read MoreHow John Woo Developed His Iconic Double-Gun Shoootout Scenes
John Woo draws from Hollywood musicals for his balletic gun-fu sequences, but he looked to another source while developing his signature two-gun shootout.
Read MoreVaranasi Trailer: RRR Director S. S. Rajamouli's New Movie Somehow Looks Even Crazier
Varanasi, the new movie from RRR director S. S. Rajamouli, somehow looks even bigger and crazier, and we can't wait. Check out the trailer.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg's Only Live-Action Superhero Project Was This Forgotten Antonio Banderas Movie
Steven Spielberg executive produced this spectacular live-action superhero project that remains one of the best adventure movies of the past 30 years.
Read MoreWhy Mariska Hargitay Was Fired From The Original Power Rangers Movie
Before Mariska Hargitay was the leading lady of Law & Order protecting New York City, she nearly helped The Power Rangers save the universe.
Read MoreMark Wahlberg's Crime Thriller With A Legendary Hong Kong Action Star Deserves A Second Look
Chow Yun-fat and Mark Wahlberg played two cops tangled up in a Chinatown turf war in the 1999 crime thriller The Corruptor.
Read MoreHow Stephen King Feels About The Running Man Remake's Completely New Ending
Edgar Wright's The Running Man had to switch up the ending of the novel. Here's how author Stephen King feels about the change.
Read More20 Best Movies Like National Treasure
Only Nicolas Cage and his history buff buddies could track down a real National Treasure, but plenty of other movies replicate the movie's thrilling adventure.
Read MoreThe Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Movie Costumes Were An Absolute Disaster
While the Power Rangers are known for their iconic, stylish, skin-tight costumes, the movie costumes caused chaos for both the production team and actors.
Read MoreGoldenEye Remains The Most Important Box Office Hit In James Bond History
The James Bond franchise is one of cinema's longest-running film series, but in terms of box office numbers, GoldenEye is the most important. Let us explain.
Read MoreNow You See Me: Now You Don't Fixes A Major Problem From The Second Film
Ruben Fleischer's Now You See Me: Now You Don't rectifies a significant issue that emerged in the second film in this magic-tinged heist franchise.
Read More15 Best Movies Like The Goonies
Seeking another adventure like The Goonies? Here's a collection of movies worth watching, many with fewer kids screaming all the time.
Read MoreThe Running Man's Audience Reaction To The Film's AI Scenes Disturbed Director Edgar Wright
The bad guys in The Running Man use AI to alter footage for nefarious purposes, and Edgar Wright thinks the test audience reaction was 'disturbing.'
Read MoreThe Odyssey Could Directly Tackle The Biggest Christopher Nolan Criticism
Christopher Nolan has been criticized for the depiction of female characters in his movies. Will The Odyssey change that?
Read MoreReacher Star Alan Ritchson's New Action Movie Is A Critical Flop, But Prime Video Users Don't Care
Alan Ritchson and Kevin James lead the cast of Playdate, an action comedy that was crushed by critics but is booming on Prime Video.
Read MoreWalton Goggins Played A Small Part In One Of The Best Martial Arts Franchises Of All Time
Walton Goggins has become a pretty well-known actor in recent years, but early in his career he had a small part in this popular franchise.
Read MoreSteven Spielberg Had To Be Evacuated From The Goonies Set Due To A Shooter
Filming on The Goonies almost took a turn for the shockingly tragic when someone started shooting a gun, forcing Steven Spielberg to be evacuated from the set.
Read MoreThe Demolition Man Myth Dennis Rodman Wants Everyone To Stop Believing
Was Dennis Rodman's dyed hair inspired by Wesley Snipes in Demolition Man? That's long been the assumption, but Rodman says it's not true.
Read More/Film Holiday Gift Guide 2025: The Best Soundtracks From Movies & TV Shows
Some of the best movies of the year also have incredible soundtracks, and we've assembled some of the best new releases of the year for your holiday shopping.
Read MoreThe 10 Most Legendary Ivan Reitman Movie Moments
Let's look back at the work of the late Ivan Reitman.
Read MoreThe 12 Worst Arnold Schwarzenegger Movies Ranked
Arnold Schwarzenegger may be one of the most iconic action stars of all time, but he still has some big stinkers throughout his career, and these are the worst.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Japanese Action Movies Of All Time
From sprawling samurai sagas to hyper-violent yakuza epics to futuristic anime adventures, these Japanese action movies will have you on the edge of your seat.
Read MoreA Medieval Action Movie With Heath Ledger Should Be Your Next Hulu Watch
You have our permission to stop what you're doing and go watch Heath Ledger in A Knight's Tale on Hulu right now. Go ahead.
Read MoreWhy An Original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Star Had To Fight For His Job In The First Movie
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers actor Robert Axelrod was eager to reprise Lord Zedd in the first Power Rangers movie, but he ended up having to fight for his role.
Read MoreThis Ryan Gosling Flop With 82% On Rotten Tomatoes Had A Big Impact On The Oscars
David Leitch and Ryan Gosling's The Fall Guy helped change the conversation and usher in an upcoming Academy Award category for stunt design.
Read MoreEddie Murphy Supposedly Pushed Hard To Play This Superhero In The '90s
Eddie Murphy was apparently interested in starring in a version of The Green Hornet decades before the Seth Rogen movie finally got made.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Proves That Fighting Your Dad Is Good, Actually
Predator: Badlands is here to encourage us to put an end to cycles of toxic thinking at the source — it's time to fight our dads.
Read MoreBrad Pitt And His F1: The Movie Car Are Now An Official LEGO Set
LEGO is giving Brad Pitt and his car from F1: The Movie the building brick treatment with a new Speed Champions set that is coming to shelves in January 2026.
Read MoreWill The Running Man Remake Avoid Becoming A Box Office Flop Like The Original?
The original adaptation of The Running Man was a flop that went on to be a cult hit, could Edgar Wright's new take tell a different story at the box office?
Read MoreIt's 2025 And I Just Watched The Running Man For The First Time – These Are My Honest Thoughts
With the release of Edgar Wright's The Running Man, let's take a look back at the Arnold Schwarzenegger-led version from 1987.
Read MoreMovies Like Avatar That Are Just As Visually Stunning
Looking for something spectacular to watch? We might have a few suggestions.
Read MoreThat Time The Village People Made A Movie And Inspired The Very First Razzie Awards
Gather 'round, and let's recount the story of film set protests, disco, bad timing, explosions, and the founding of the Razzies.
Read MoreWhy Casino Royale's Vesper Lynd Was The Most Difficult Bond Girl To Cast
Casino Royale is considered to be one of the best James Bond movies ever made, but Vesper Lynd gave the producers a serious casting challenge.
Read MoreBisexuals Everywhere, Rejoice: Brendan Fraser And Rachel Weisz Are Returning For The Mummy 4
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are reuniting for a brand-new Mummy movie, and it will feature one of today's most exciting directing teams at the helm.
Read MoreWhy Edgar Wright's Baby Driver 2 Hasn't Happened Yet
Baby Driver 2 has been in development since shortly after the first movie came out, so what's the status of the sequel? Edgar Wright has an update.
Read MoreKevin Costner Has A Major Regret About His Wyatt Earp Movie
Wyatt Earp was neither a critical success nor a box office hit, although its star, Kevin Costner, has an unrelated regret when it comes to the Western epic.
Read MoreJean-Claude Van Damme Believed One Thing Separated Him From Stallone And Schwarzenegger
Jean Claude Van Damme is an action movie legend, and he believes there's one major difference between him and stars like Stallone and Schwarzenegger.
Read MoreAn Iconic Sylvester Stallone Role Was Originally Written For Clint Eastwood
One of Sylvester Stallone's most famous roles could have been played by none other than Clint Eastwood. Here's what happened.
Read MoreJohn Wayne Was The Subject Of One Of The Weirdest Scenes In A Norman Reedus Movie
The Boondock Saints films are full of macho nonsense, including a scene in which John Wayne is the subject of a dream sequence.
Read MoreWhy Keanu Reeves Used A Different Name For One Of His First Roles
Keanu Reeves has a name that practically screams 'movie star,' but one of his first agents tried to convince him to go by something else.
Read MoreAkira Kurosawa's Career Was Revived By This Classic '70s Movie
Akira Kurosawa is one of cinema's greatest filmmakers, but he almost gave it up until he made this epic biographical adventure drama.
Read MoreSylvester Stallone's Biggest Box Office Hit Is Actually Pretty Surprising
Sylvester Stallone is one of Hollywood's most bankable movie stars, but his biggest box office hit came from an unexpected title.
Read MoreJames Bond Spin-Off Reveals An Unexpected Romance Between Two Major 007 Characters
A James Bond spin-off novel delves into an unexpected romance between two of the 007 series' best characters, right under the nose of Bond.
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12 Best TV Shows Like Netflix's The Diplomat
Looking for more intrigue and thrills like Netflix's The Diplomat? We've got an assembly of shows that will keep you glued to the screen.
Read MoreJack Reacher's Creator Thinks The Prime Video Series Works Better Than The Books For One Reason
Lee Child, author of the popular Jack Reacher novels, is much happier with the Prime Video series format compared to movies ... and perhaps even the books.
Read MorePower Rangers Boss Got Angry When One Star Was Too Good At Their Action Scenes
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers creator Haim Saban wasn't happy when one of the show's actors started to get really good at performing their fight scenes.
Read MoreWill Arnett Was Fired From Playing An Iconic Character Due To A Sponsorship Deal
When a reboot of Knight Rider was in the works, Will Arnett was tapped to voice talking car KITT. Then problems popped up.
Read MorePower Rangers' Lord Zedd Actor Wasn't A Fan Of This Development For His Villainous Character
Lord Zedd is one of the Power Rangers franchise's best villains, although his voice actor, Robert Axelrod, didn't care for one of Zedd's major storylines.
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Animation Movies (30)
Zootopia 2 Features Some Of The Wildest Movie Easter Eggs You'll Ever See
If you look closely, you'll see dozens of easter eggs throughout Disney's Zootopia 2. But we have to talk about the two most overt homages/visual gags.
Read MoreThe Zootopia 2 Cameo That Only Hardcore Disney Fans Noticed
Zootopia 2 is packed with voice cameos, but there's one in particular that only hardcore Disney fans and film industry watchers will recognize.
Read MoreDisney's Forgotten 25-Year-Old Dinosaur Movie Deserves A Second Look
Several ambitious animated movies hit theaters in the early 2000s, including this Disney-backed dinosaur adventure (which has a fascinating origin story).
Read MoreGinnifer Goodwin And Ke Huy Quan Think Zootopia 2 Is What Disney Does Best [Exclusive]
According to two of Zootopia 2's stars, the new Disney sequel represents what the House of Mouse does best in terms of filmmaking.
Read MoreZootopia 2 Forces Disney Fans To Confront One Deep, Uncomfortable Truth
Zootopia 2 knows that a segment of the audience thinks its Disney animated characters are hot, and the movie really leans into that.
Read MoreZootopia 2's New Characters Prove One Thing About The Future Of The Series
While Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps are a lightning-in-a-bottle duo, Zootopia 2 introduces a whole crop of new characters that can help expand Disney's franchise.
Read More/Film Holiday Gift Guide 2025: The Best LEGO Sets, Action Figures, Toys & Collectibles From Movies & TV Shows
We've rounded up some of the best new toys and collectibles from your favorite movies and TV shows for this installment of the /Film 2025 Holiday Gift Guide!
Read MoreThe Most Underrated Moments In Pixar History
With Cars 3 hitting theaters this week, let's look past the most famous Pixar moments and focus on the most underrated Pixar moments.
Read MoreThe Pixar Movie Scene Designed To 'Introduce' Young Audiences To John Carpenter's The Thing
Pixar's Elio homages classic sci-fi and horror movies like John Carpenter's The Thing in the hopes of encouraging kids to check them out when they're older.
Read MoreToy Story Writer Responds To Fans Who Feel The Franchise Should've Ended With The Third Movie
Toy Story writer Andrew Stanton understands that some folks feel the franchise should've ended with Toy Story 3. Here's why he thinks it's okay that it didn't.
Read MoreCan Zootopia 2 Give Disney Another $1 Billion Box Office Hit In 2025?
It's been almost a decade since Zootopia became a billion-dollar hit for Disney. Here are the current box office projections for Zootopia 2 ahead of its debut.
Read MoreSchool Bans KPop Demon Hunters Songs For Their Demon-Themed Content
Singing about defeating demons is apparently controversial for a religious school who has banned the singing of KPop Demon Hunters songs.
Read MoreDemon Slayer Succeeded At The Box Office Where Most Movies Fail In 2025
It's rare for any film made outside of China to become a big hit at that country's box office these days, but Demon Slayer has done it.
Read MoreA Kenner Toy Ruined One Of The Best Batman Movie Twists Ever
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm has one of the best twists of any Batman film. Unfortunately, a Kenner toy openly spoiled the Phantasm's true identity.
Read MoreNetflix's In Your Dreams Has The Best Needle Drop Moments Of 2025
Netflix's animated family film In Your Dreams is absolutely cooking when it comes to its needle drops. Prepare yourself for some of the best of the entire year.
Read MoreNetflix's In Your Dreams Is The Best Pixar Movie They Never Made
The animated film In Your Dreams feels like it takes lessons from early Pixar movies by balancing jokes with heavier themes than you might expect.
Read MoreThe Super Mario Galaxy Movie Trailer Features An Unexpected Marvel Crossover
Mario, Luigi, and the rest of the gang are back for an all-new, sure-to-be-blockbuster adventure with the trailer for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
Read MorePixar Already Did A Test Run For Toy Story 5, But You Probably Haven't Seen It
The Toy Story 5 teaser trailer promises a "toys vs. tech" premise. That idea has already been loosely explored in a Toy Story project you probably haven't seen.
Read MoreThe Chainsaw Man Movie Took Unlikely Influence From One Of The Best Romance Movies Ever
Inspiration can come from anywhere, and the film adaptation of Chainsaw Man was directly inspired by a classic romance movie.
Read MoreThe Studio Note Zootopia's Creators Immediately And Completely Ignored
Zootopia co-director Jared Bush completely ignored a note from Disney's top brass, and the smash-hit animated movie was all the better off for it.
Read MoreThis Stunning Yet Controversial '70s Animated Movie Flopped So Hard That It Bankrupted Its Studio
This animated '70s film is a psychedelic arthouse trip that pushed its experimental style too far, flopping at the box office and dooming the studio behind it.
Read More10 Characters We Need To See In The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is coming in 2026, and here are the video game characters we really want to see on the big screen when it arrives.
Read MoreThis Trailer Teases The Most Beautifully Animated Movie Of 2025 (Sorry, KPop Demon Hunters)
Ugo Bienvenu's animated movie Arco generated a lot of buzz at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, and its trailer shows just how visually striking it truly is.
Read MoreKPop Demon Hunters 2 Is Officially On The Way, But Fans Will Have To Wait A Long Time
Netflix and Sony are indeed reuniting to make a KPop Demon Hunters sequel, but it's going to be a long wait (and understandably so).
Read MoreWhy Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc Looks So Different From The Show
If you watched Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc and thought it looked different from TV anime's first season, you're right. Here's why.
Read MoreMichael J. Fox's 2001 Disney Sci-Fi Movie Deserves Way More Love
Disney animated films from the 2000s don't get enough love, and this sci-fi adventure starring Michael J. Fox deserves another look.
Read MoreThis Surreal French Animated Classic Is The Best Sci-Fi Film Of The '70s (Sorry, Star Wars)
Star Wars may have been the biggest sci-fi film out of the 1970s, but a surreal animated film from France might be the most fantastic.
Read MoreBreaking Down All Of Groot's Superpowers
Groot is quite the versatile alien tree, so let's break down the superpowers he's shown off so far.
Read MoreA KPop Demon Hunter Star Almost Quit Acting After Their First Netflix Show Was Canceled
KPop Demon Hunters star Arden Cho was just about ready to call it quits on acting when her first Netflix project was canceled after a single season.
Read MoreThis Fantastic 1970s Animated Movie Has Been Traumatizing Kids For Decades
The medium of animation allows for a variety of stories to be told, but some parents foolishly believe animation = family friendly.
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Anime Shows (9)
14 Anime Series Like Chainsaw Man You Need To See
If you're one of the many fans of the bloody Chainsaw Man anime, here are 14 more anime series to check out.
Read MoreMy Hero Academia Season 8 Just Delivered Its Avengers: Endgame Moment
As its eighth and final season draws to a close, My Hero Academia has paid homage to a famous moment from Avengers: Endgame in the very best way.
Read MoreMy Hero Academia Season 8 Revealed The Most Vile Supervillain We've Seen In A Long Time
The supervillain in the latest episode of My Hero Academia season 8 has been revealed to be even worse than we thought, and we're here for it.
Read MoreEvery Season Of My Hero Academia Ranked
My Hero Academia has gone through highs and lows in its tale of a high school for superheroes. Here are all the seasons ranked from worst to best.
Read MoreA '70s Brian De Palma Thriller May Have Inspired One Of The Best Anime Villains Ever
This 1970s cult classic directed by Brian De Palma seems to have inspired one of the best anime villain characters ever.
Read MoreOne Piece's Best Character Took Decades To Arrive
A character first mentioned in the One Piece manga many years ago was finally shown 'in person,' and this fantastic character was well worth the wait.
Read MoreWhy The Two Fullmetal Alchemist Series Are So Drastically Different
The original Fullmetal Alchemist and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood have sparked many passionate debates. What makes fans love each of them so much?
Read MoreOne Piece's Stupidest Joke Took 20 Years To Pay Off
The One Piece manga has been running since 1997, which meant Eiichiro Oda had over 20 years to pay off a silly pun. We love the dedication.
Read More20 Strongest Dragon Ball Characters, Ranked By Power
Dragon Ball is packed with incredible powerful characters across all of its shows and movies, and we think these are the 20 strongest of them all.
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Cartoon Shows (16)
What South Park's Creators Think The Final Episode Will Look Like
South Park has been on the air since 1997, but the creators have already thought about what the final episode will look like when the time finally comes.
Read MoreHow Optimus Prime Got His Iconic 'Gentleman's' Voice Instead Of Being A Yelling Drill Sergeant
In various interviews, Transformers voice actor Peter Cullen revealed how he came up with the distinct sound of Optimus Prime.
Read MoreWhy CBS Canceled Its Garbage Pail Kids Cartoon Before A Single Episode Aired
The Garbage Pail Kids cartoon sounds like it would have been a disgustingly delightful time, but the entire show was canceled before it ever went to air.
Read MoreThe First Simpsons Character To Die Never Even Appeared On The Show
The Simpsons had their debut on The Tracey Ullman Show and even killed off a character who never made their way to the animated series.
Read MoreWhy The Owl House's Creator Encouraged Fans To Pirate Her Disney+ Series
The creator of The Owl House went scorched earth against the Mouse House after Disney's announcement that it would be incorporating AI into Disney+.
Read MoreOne Crazy Summer And Better Off Dead's Creator Also Helmed This Forgotten Cartoon Classic
Savage Steve Holland lent his twisted sensibilities to this slapstick-heavy and sometimes surreal '90s cartoon, which isn't readily available to watch today.
Read MoreHow Daffy Duck (Not Bugs Bunny) Turned A Noble, Heroic Name Into A Devastating Insult
Of course Bugs Bunny tends to be credited for something Daffy Duck actually did: popularizing the use of this would-be flattering term as an insult.
Read MoreThe Transformers Cartoon With Two Horror (And Star Trek) Legends In Its Main Cast
Transformers: Prime is one of the best Transformers cartoons thanks to its exemplary voice cast, which includes a pair of beloved Star Trek and horror alums.
Read MoreParamount Is The Latest Studio To Butcher Its Animation Legacy, And You Should Be Infuriated
Paramount has canceled two of its children's cartoon series amid 'restructuring,' in Hollywood's latest blow to the medium of animation.
Read MoreWhy Tales Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Was Canceled After Two Seasons
Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the Paramount+ show that was meant to bridge the gap between movies, has officially been canceled. Here's why.
Read MoreSouth Park Season 28 Has Declared War On AI Deepfakes (And The Results Are Shocking)
In season 28 of South Park, an artificial intelligence war goes too far as the show tackles deepfakes in a way that only South Park can.
Read MoreThe Real Life Texas Incident That Inspired Mike Judge To Create King Of The Hill
If "King of the Hill" characters feel true to real life, it's because the show was inspired by a real incident that gave Mike Judge the idea to create the show.
Read More12 Most Underrated Avatar: The Last Airbender Episodes
"Avatar: The Last Airbender" is beloved by many for its thoughtful approach to difficult topics like war. Here, we explore the show's most underrated episodes.
Read MoreAn Underrated Transformers Anime Turned One Of The Franchise's Worst Villains Into A Hero
Transformers: Armada took shrieking Decepticon traitor Starscream and gave him a heroic character arc, along with a real reason for hating Megatron.
Read More10 TV Shows Like Smiling Friends You Need To Watch Next
Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack's Smiling Friends has exploded in popularity, and we've got 10 TV shows you should watch that capture the same bizarre humor.
Read MoreSeth Green Played This Little-Known Batman: The Animated Series Character
Before he became a major voice actor in Hollywood, Seth Green got his voice acting start on an episode of Batman: The Animated Series.
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Comedy Movies (44)
The White Chicks Scene That Went Too Far And Was Cut From The Wayans Bros. Movie
Like most comedies from the early aughts, White Chicks has some questionable moments of comedy, but one Terry Crews scene was cut for going too far.
Read MoreDavid Alan Grier And Chris Rock Were Certain One Of Jim Carrey's Biggest Hits Would Flop
Jim Carrey was a box office juggernaut in the 1990s, but his comedy colleagues feared his film debut would flop because his style was so unique.
Read MoreThis '70s John Waters Movie Is Still Disgusting To This Day (And That's Its Power)
Few movies have retained their ability to shock audiences (via their disgusting subject matter) after decades the way John Waters's most infamous '70s film has.
Read MoreMacaulay Culkin's Home Alone 3 Pitch Actually Sounds Like It Could Be Kinda Good
Original Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin is not only open to returning to the franchise, but he also has a surprisingly good idea for a proper Home Alone 3.
Read More15 Best Movies To Watch During Thanksgiving
Whether they focus on Thanksgiving specifically or deal with themes that are relevant to the holiday, these movies are appropriate to watch on Turkey Day.
Read More40 Years Ago, Robert Downey Jr. Starred In A John Hughes Teen Comedy With A Sci-Fi Premise
Back when he was still a relative unknown, Robert Downey Jr. appeared in perhaps John Hughes' strangest (and most sci-fi-oriented) 1980s comedy movie.
Read MoreTom Brady Had A Cameo In This Forgotten Matt Damon Comedy
Over 20 years ago, former quarterback Tom Brady had a cameo in the largely forgotten Matt Damon-Greg Kinnear comedy Stuck on You.
Read MoreEddie Murphy Regrets Turning Down These Three Classic Movies
Eddie Murphy has had a profitable and memorable career, but there are three classic comedies that he regrets passing over.
Read MoreHow To Watch Emma Stone's Bugonia At Home
Emma Stone and director Yorgos Lanthimos' latest (and weirdest) collaboration yet, Bugonia, is heading to the home media market. Enjoy, sickos (complimentary).
Read MoreThe 10 Best Comedies Of The Last 10 Years
If we've learned one thing recently, it's that nothing brings people together like comedies. If you're looking to laugh together, here are the decade's best.
Read MoreWhy Gremlins 2 Is Joe Dante's Best Movie, Explained By Quentin Tarantino
Quentin Tarantino is a fan of Joe Dante's Gremlins 2: The New Batch, particularly when it comes to its place in Dante's greater filmography as a director.
Read MoreAdam Sandler Is Responsible For One Of The Worst Movies Ever Made
One of the worst comedy movies ever made stars a Saturday Night Live legend, but wouldn't exist if Adam Sandler hadn't forced it into existence.
Read MoreDwayne Johnson's 2008 Action Comedy Was Disliked By Most Critics But Found A Fan In Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert was never afraid of going against the critical consensus, and he did it again when he praised this 2008 action-comedy featuring Dwayne Johnson.
Read MoreClerks Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Clerks began the career of filmmaker Kevin Smith, but what about the cast of the breakout indie from the '90s? What have they been up to outside of Quick Stop?
Read More'60s Movies Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Movies grew angrier, more subversive, and much more violent in the '60s, and these superb films are emblematic of their times in very different ways.
Read MoreWhy Channing Tatum Has Never Done A Musical (And Probably Never Will)
Channing Tatum is willing and able to dance until his feet fall off, but starring in a full-blown movie musical is another matter altogether.
Read More13 Best Musician Cameos In Movies
Plenty of musicians have transitioned into acting, but many are fine making cameos in movies, whether as themselves or surprising characters. Here are the best.
Read MoreAnna Nicole Smith Was Originally Cast In The Role That Made Cameron Diaz A Star
Cameron Diaz had an unlikely breakthrough performance that turned her into a household name, but the role originally belonged to Anna Nicole Smith.
Read MoreWhy Jim Carrey Never Made A Sequel To The Mask
The Mask was a big box office hit that helped turn Jim Carrey into a star, but he never returned for a sequel. Here's why.
Read More10 Best Emma Stone Performances, Ranked
Emma Stone is constantly pushing boundaries, whether she's starring in a teen comedy or reuniting with Yorgos Lanthimos. Here are her best performances, ranked.
Read MoreThe Archie Comics Crossover That's An In-Continuity Sequel To Kevin Smith's Clerks 3
Archie Comics and Kevin Smith's View Askewniverse films (specifically Clerks III) might not seem like an obvious choice for a crossover, but you'd be surprised.
Read MoreWhy Universal Execs Were Convinced Fast Times At Ridgemont High Was Going To Bomb
Fast Times at Ridgemont High is one of the most important teen films in cinema history, but at the time, executives were worried they'd funded a failure.
Read MoreTom Hanks Turned Down A Movie That Became A Massive Tom Cruise Hit
Tom Hanks turned down this soon-to-be hit Tom Cruise vehicle in the nicest way possible, as he had another project vying for his attention at the time.
Read MoreWhy Matilda Star Mara Wilson Disappeared From Hollywood
Matilda star Mara Wilson disappeared from Hollywood for over a decade after becoming a huge child star. Here's what she's been up to since then.
Read MoreA Classic Marilyn Monroe Movie Helped Inspire The Wayans Bros.' White Chicks
The Wayan Brothers thought the premise for White Chicks might be too outlandish to work, at least until they remembered this classic Marilyn Monroe comedy.
Read MoreJake Johnson's Underrated 2024 Comedy On Hulu Is Perfect For Running Man Fans
Fans of The Running Man might appreciate Jake Johnson's underseen 2024 comedy Self Reliance, which has a very similar premise.
Read MoreThe Devil Wears Prada 2 Teaser Trailer Reunites Anne Hathaway And Meryl Streep
A legacy sequel? Groundbreaking. Check out Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway as they reunite onscreen in the Devil Wears Prada 2 teaser trailer.
Read MoreMonty Python And The Holy Grail Was Funded By Rock Stars Looking For A Tax Write Off
Studios were unwilling to finance Monty Python and the Holy Grail, so the film's creatives turned to some major rock acts hoping for a tax write-off instead.
Read MoreA Goonies Star's Stunt Double Had To Shadow Him Off-Set To Prevent Drunken Bar Brawls
A stunt double for one of the most memorable actors in The Goonies had to pull double-duty to make sure that actor didn't get too rowdy.
Read More15 Best Needle Drops In Movie History
A great soundtrack can make a good movie even better, and these needle drops are the best uses of songs we've ever seen in the movies.
Read More25 Years Ago, Adam Sandler Delivered His Biggest Box Office Bomb Ever
Adam Sandler dominated the box office of the 1990s, but his first film of the 2000s was the biggest box office bomb of his career.
Read MoreA Forgotten Kate Hudson Comedy Is Blowing Up On Netflix
For better or for worse, Netflix subscribers are checking out this 2000s-era Kate Hudson comedy in substantial numbers at the moment.
Read MoreA Classic Jim Carrey Christmas Movie Soars To The Top Of Prime Video's Charts
It's barely November but Prime Video subscribers are already dedicating their time diving into a Jim Carrey Christmas classic.
Read MoreDisney Has No Idea What To Do With The Muppets, But A Miss Piggy Movie Is A Great Start
Disney has failed to understand what makes the Muppets great, but a now-developing Miss Piggy movie could be the start of a brighter future for Kermit and Co.
Read More5 Hit '70s Movies That No One Remembers Today
These '70s movies were either box office hits or showered with awards in their time, yet they've since fallen out of relevance with mainstream pop culture.
Read MoreA Hit '90s Movie Franchise Began Its Life As A Niche DC Comics Pitch
The Mask is one of the films that turned Jim Carrey into a megastar, and its origins began as a comics pitch inspired by DC characters.
Read MoreHow To Watch Good Fortune At Home
Anzi Ansari's Keanu Reeves-starring directing debut, Good Fortune, is hoping to do better on the home media market after a disappointing run at the box office.
Read More20 Best Movies Like Dazed And Confused
We're a sucker for coming of age movies like Dazed and Confused, and if you are too, here's a list of some other movies to seek out right away.
Read MoreJohn Astin Tried To Stop His Son From Starring In One Of The Worst Movies Ever Made
Mackenzie Astin, son of Addams Family star John Astin, signed on to star in a terrible movie before his father had a chance to talk him out of it.
Read MoreAll 13 Wes Anderson Movies Ranked
Wes Anderson is one of the most beloved and respected filmmakers working today, but what are his best movies? Here's our ranking of them all.
Read MoreDisney's First Cinematic Universe Franchise Debuted In 1959
Cinematic universes are all the rage these days, but the Walt Disney Company actually had sparked a connected cinematic universe back in the 1950s.
Read MoreActors Who Received Oscar And Razzie Nominations For The Same Role
A select group of actors have the distinct 'honor' of being nominated for both an Oscar and a Razzie for the same exact role.
Read MoreTim Curry Tried (And Failed) To Slip This Suggestive Line Into His Favorite Movie
Tim Curry has cited Muppet Treasure Island as his favorite movie, revealing that he even tried to slip in an eyebrow-raising joke as Long John Silver.
Read MoreThis Forgotten Steven Spielberg Movie Has A Surprising Indiana Jones Connection
Steven Spielberg's most polarizing movie has a surprising connection to one of his very best thanks to Industrial Light and Magic.
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Comedy Shows (23)
The Big Bang Theory: Where Did Sheldon Cooper Go To College?
Sheldon Cooper speaks highly of his college education on The Big Bang Theory, but it was actually the spin-off Young Sheldon that confirmed his alma mater.
Read MoreSpin City Cast: Where Are The Actors Now
Spin City starred Michael J. Fox for four seasons before Charlie Sheen took over for a bit. But what happened to the rest of the cast after the show ended?
Read MoreEvery Friends Thanksgiving Episode, Ranked By Rewatchability
Aside from being one of the most beloved sitcoms of all time, Friends is famous for having an annual Thanksgiving episode, and we ranked them all.
Read MoreA Show That Defined The '90s Blocked The First Attempt At A Heathers TV Series
The first attempt at a Heathers TV series nearly got off the ground in the 1990s, at least until a bona fide smash hit of the decade ruined everything.
Read MoreThe Canceled Sitcom That Featured A Friends Character As A Guest Star
A canceled 1990s sitcom that you probably forgot all about (if you even heard of it at all) once featured a cameo appearance from a Friends character.
Read MoreA Jurassic Park Star Was The First Choice To Play Rachel On Friends
Téa Leoni, who eventually starred in movies like Deep Impact and Jurassic Park III, was the first choice to play Rachel on Friends.
Read MoreEvery Season Of New Girl, Ranked
Zooey Deschanel's quirky comedy New Girl lasted seven seasons, and we've gone ahead and ranked them all from worst to best.
Read MoreHappy Days Had A Short-Lived Musical Spin-Off Series That Fans Have Forgotten
Happy Days gave rise to several spin-offs, including a mostly forgotten musical sitcom series that actually started off pretty well before quickly petering out.
Read MoreThe Body Positive Dolly Parton-Produced Sitcom That's Impossible To Watch Today
Dolly Parton is an entertainment mogul, but the single season of one of her most groundbreaking produced sitcoms is impossible to watch.
Read MoreTwo Of The Most Important '70s Sitcoms Were Remakes Of British Television Shows
American remakes of British TV shows are nothing new. Two of the biggest '70s sitcoms were adapted from UK comedies, with some notable changes.
Read MoreThe Hit Fox Comedy That Borrowed Its Name From A Decades-Long NBC Tagline
One of the most important sketch comedy shows in television history brilliantly subverted an old NBC tagline for its show title.
Read MorePaul Walker's Short-Lived '80s Sitcom Is Impossible To Watch
One of Paul Walker's earliest roles is nearly impossible to watch as the short-lived syndicated sitcom never had a real home.
Read MorePoker Face Has Been Canceled, But Creator Rian Johnson Hopes To Continue In A Strange Way
Peacock has canceled Poker Face after two seasons, but creator Rian Johnson already has an, um, unorthodox plan for how to continue the show in season 3.
Read MoreMichael Scott's 12 Most Redeeming Moments On The Office
When The Office began, Michael Scott was the world's worst boss. When it ended, he was a completely different man. Here's how he got there.
Read MoreWhat Happened To The Cast Of Happy Days?
Happy Days made a star out of Henry Winkler as The Fonz, though it cast a shadow over his career for years. But what happened to the rest of the cast?
Read MoreThis Everyone Loves Raymond Star's Failed Sitcom About A Cop Reincarnated As A Dog Is Legendary
Before his legendary work on Everyone Loves Raymond, Peter Boyle starred in Poochinski, one of the most bizarre TV pilots ever shot.
Read MoreHenry Winkler Had A Fight With Happy Days Producers Over This Terrible Wardrobe Choice
Henry Winkler clashed with the creatives on Happy Days over this unflattering wardrobe element. (And yes, this is connected to THAT infamous scene.)
Read MoreWhy Meemaw Didn't Attend Sheldon & Amy's The Big Bang Theory Wedding
While there were some tensions between Meemaw and Amy, that's not why Sheldon's beloved grandmother didn't attend his and Amy's wedding on The Big Bang Theory.
Read MoreSarah Silverman Hated Her Seinfeld Episode Because Of One Actor
Sometimes an actor gets so famous they forget how to behave, which is exactly how one Seinfeld star treated Sarah Silverman on set.
Read MoreWhy Chuck Lorre's TV Shows Have Vanity Cards
Chuck Lorre's series have included vanity cards at the end for much of his career, although they're in danger of being killed off entirely by streaming.
Read MoreThe Office Star Rainn Wilson Felt This Beloved Episode Was 'Horrific' (And He's Right)
The Office is certainly a comedy of its time, but even the stars think the relatable workplace sitcom about some pretty terrible people sometimes went too far.
Read More12 Best Musician Cameos In TV Shows
It's always a treat when a pop star or a legendary rocker stops by your favorite series, and these are the best musician cameos in TV shows.
Read MoreThe Only Major Actors Still Alive From Police Squad!
Police Squad! was a beloved ABC comedy from David Zucker, Jim Abrahams, and Jerry Zucker, and boasted one of the most impressive casts in comedy history.
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Documentaries (2)
James Cameron Quietly Co-Directed A Non-Avatar Movie Coming Out In 2026
James Cameron is co-directing a 3D concert film that's coming out in March of 2026. Does this signal that he's ready to explore more non-Avatar stories again?
Read MoreThe Must-Watch Doc That Pulled Off The Rare Oscar-And-Emmy Double Win
Ezra Edelman's O.J.: Made in America (now streaming on Netflix) is, without hyperbole, one of the greatest documentaries ever made.
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Drama Movies (67)
Landman Star Billy Bob Thornton Has A Sad Reason For Not Directing Again
As busy as he's been starring in Landman of late, that's not the reason Billy Bob Thornton hasn't directed a movie in several years.
Read MoreStand By Me's Leech Scene Was Far More Realistic Than Anyone Wanted
In Rob Reiner's first adaptation of a Stephen King story, he created many memorable moments, but filming the leech scene in "Stand By Me" was a little too real.
Read MoreThe Best Christmas Movies On Amazon Prime Video
Looking to get into the holiday spirit by binge-watching some holiday favorites? Prime Video has a jolly collection of Christmas films to get you in the mood.
Read MoreBrad Pitt's Polarizing 2022 Flop With A Cult Following Is Coming To Netflix Very Soon
Anyone with an interest in film history would do well to check out this Brad Pitt-starring 2022 flop turned cult movie when it hits Netflix in the near future.
Read More12 Best Burt Reynolds Movies, Ranked
Smokey and the Bandit star Burt Reynolds was one of the biggest box office earners of the 1970s and 1980s. Here are his 12 best movies, ranked.
Read MoreTom Hanks And Dan Aykroyd's Dragnet Is Nothing Like The Crime Show That Inspired It
In 1987, Dan Aykroyd and Tom Hanks teamed up to star in Dragnet, an adaptation of the famous TV police procedural TV series.
Read MoreHamnet Makes It Official: Jessie Buckley Is Now An Oscar Frontrunner
Jessie Buckley has been one of our most talented working actors for years, but Hamnet proves she's overdue for an Academy Award.
Read MoreThis 1977 Charles Bronson Western Is A Bizarre Experience You Can Stream For Free
Charles Bronson has a prolific and varied filmography, but one of his weirdest Western films is currently available to stream for free.
Read MoreIs Chloé Zhao's Hamnet Based On A True Story?
Chloé Zhao's latest film is an adaptation of a popular book, but is the William Shakespeare-centric Hamnet based on a true story? Let us explain.
Read MoreAll 3 Knives Out Movies, Ranked
Rian Johnson's Knives Out movies range from 'pretty good' to 'game-changing,' so let's rank every entry in the whodunnit franchise so far.
Read More12 Movies That Almost Ended An A-List Actor's Career
Every movie is a risk in show business, and this collection of questionable films came close to ending the careers of these A-list stars.
Read MoreRoger Ebert Walked Out Of A Controversial '80s Historical Movie That Left Him 'Depressed'
Film critic Roger Ebert walked out of Caligula, noting that the historical drama made him "disgusted and unspeakably depressed."
Read MoreA Must-Watch 2010 Western With A 95% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Streaming For Free
The Coen Brothers' excellent adaptation of True Grit, starring Jeff Bridges and Hailee Steinfeld, is currently streaming for free.
Read MoreMariah Carey's Movie Star Debut Holds A Dismal 6% Rating On Rotten Tomatoes
Mariah Carey's Glitter, which marked the singer's first leading film performance, has an atrocious reputation and a Rotten Tomatoes score to match.
Read MoreRussell Crowe Regrets Turning Down An Oscar-Winning Biopic
Russell Crowe almost walked the line and (Johnny) cash'd a check to appear in an Oscar-winning biopic ... only to regret turning the role down.
Read MoreThe Robert De Niro Crime Thriller Flop You Need To Stream On Prime Video
This 2025 Robert De Niro crime movie flop streaming on Prime Video might sound eminently skippable, but it's actually a useful study in creative hackery.
Read MoreOne Of The Biggest Video Games Ever Got Its Title From A Martin Scorsese Movie
Believe it or not, a Martin Scorsese movie starring Tom Cruise directly inspired the title of the groundbreaking video game Doom.
Read MoreWhy Daniel Craig Nearly Lost His Role As Knives Out's Benoit Blanc
Daniel Craig was always Rian Johnson's first choice to play Benoit Blanc in Knives Out, but the actor almost lost out on the role due to external factors.
Read MoreOne Of Matt Damon's Best Movies Went Straight To HBO For A Sad But Valid Reason
Steven Soderbergh's HBO movie Behind the Candelabra, starring Matt Damon and Michael Douglas, is a reminder that the film industry has been shifting for years.
Read MoreCould Knives Out 4 Happen? Here's What Director Rian Johnson Has To Say
Rian Johnson is already thinking about the possibility of making Knives Out 4, though whether Netflix would be involved is another matter.
Read MoreThe 5 Best Park Chan-Wook Movies, Ranked
We ranked the 5 best Park Chan-wook movies, including Decision to Leave and Oldboy.
Read MoreJohn Travolta's Forgotten Contemporary Western On Paramount+ Is An '80s Gem
One of John Travolta's most underrated films is currently streaming on Paramount+. Here's why you should add it to your watch list.
Read More5 Movies From The '80s That Perfectly Capture The Meaning Of Life
This '80s films mentioned here have vastly different philosophies, but capture an important facet of the human condition. And yes, Road House is on the list.
Read MoreA 2025 Historical Drama With A 95% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Hitting Netflix Very Soon
One of the most well-reviewed movies of the year (not to mention, a historical drama you probably hadn't heard about until now) is heading to Netflix this week.
Read MoreWhy Robert Redford Tried To Talk His Way Out Of His Indecent Proposal Role
Adrian Lyne’s erotic drama is a triple-hander for the ages, but star Robert Redford tried to talk his way out of the movie after the table read.
Read MoreMichael Fassbender Wanted To Quit A Drama That Gave Him An Oscar Nomination
Michael Fassbender rightly earned an Oscar nod for his work on Steve Jobs, so it's a good thing he resisted his initial urge to quit the biographical drama.
Read MoreThe Underrated Gem That Sylvester Stallone Says Nearly Ended His Hollywood Career
The 1990s were rough for Sylvester Stallone, culminating with this well-received but only partly successful crime drama that Sly claims nearly ended his career.
Read MoreForrest Gump's Shrimp Storyline Led To One Of Hollywood's Grossest Mistakes
The shrimping scene in Forrest Gump is one of the most beloved in an extremely memorable film, but bringing it to life was a pretty disgusting process.
Read More15 Movies Like Call Me By Your Name That You Really Need To See
We have compiled 15 movies that, in one form or another, tap into some of the same qualities that make "Call Me by Your Name" special.
Read MoreWhy Sylvester Stallone's First Rocky Script Made His Wife Cry
Sylvester Stallone's initial draft of the first Rocky screenplay made his wife cry – and not in a good way. Thankfully, that inspired him to change things up.
Read MoreAn Underrated 2005 Western Streaming On Prime Video Haunted Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert rarely gave out perfect scores, and this underrated 2005 Western film that earned the distinct honor is available to watch on Prime Video.
Read MoreDenzel Washington Constantly Pranked Tom Hanks While Shooting Philadelphia
Jonathan Demme's Philadelphia was a serious and powerful drama, but Denzel Washington pranking co-star Tom Hanks helped lighten the mood on set.
Read MoreYou're Not A Western Fan If You Haven't Seen Clint Eastwood's '70s Masterpiece On Netflix
This '70s Clint Eastwood Western is a truly incredible piece of filmmaking, and you owe it to yourself to check it out while it's streaming on Netflix.
Read MoreHow Lady Gaga Feels About Joker 2's Overwhelmingly Negative Reception
Now that she's gotten some space from Joker: Folie à Deux, Lady Gaga has reflected on her complicated feelings towards the film's deeply negative reception.
Read MoreTom Selleck's '90s Western Proves He Should Have Been A Major Movie Star
Tom Selleck is mostly known for his career on TV, but he starred in a Western in the 1990s that left many wishing he would have been a movie star.
Read MoreHow Much Money Did Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis Lose?
Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis was a huge box office flop last year. Now the filmmaker is selling off assets to try to recoup some of his investment.
Read MoreThe Shawshank Redemption Ending Explained: Get Busy Living, Or Get Busy Dying
Remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.
Read More15 Great Scenes In Bad Movies
Even if a movie is mostly bad, the might be at least one scene worth commending. From Star Wars to Cats and beyond, here are some great scenes in bad movies.
Read MoreDakota Johnson's 2025 Love Triangle Movie Becomes A Streaming Hit On HBO Max
Materialists, starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal is now on HBO Max, where it's become a streaming hit.
Read MoreHow Sydney Sweeney Feels About Christy Bombing At The Box Office
Sydney Sweeney has weighed in on the box office failure of her sports biopic Christy, itself just the latest in a string of financial misfires for the actor.
Read More10 Movies That Started As Fan Fiction
Fan fiction may seem like a fairly recent trend, but technically, it's been around for a long time, and here are some movies that spawned from fan imaginations.
Read MoreHow To Watch Channing Tatum's Roofman At Home
The Channing Tatum-led Roofman deserved to do better at the box office than it did. Luckily, those who missed it in theaters can catch it at home instead.
Read MoreFrancis Ford Coppola's Godfather Trilogy Exists Thanks To George Lucas
The Godfather films helped turn Francis Ford Coppola into one of the biggest filmmakers of all time, but he might not have made them without George Lucas.
Read MoreThe Stephen King Movie Every Studio Turned Down Became A Bona Fide Classic
Every studio initially passed on Rob Reiner's Stand By Me, but the film, based on a Stephen King short story, eventually became a full-blown classic anyway.
Read More10 Box Office Bombs From The 1970s That Are Worth Watching
The 1970s was a decade full of cinematic breakthroughs, but there were still movies that bombed at the box office. However, these bombs are worth watching!
Read MoreJacob Elordi Dismissed Reactions To Saltburn's Infamous Bathtub Scene As 'Prudish'
The bathtub scene in Saltburn became one of the most talked-about moments of 2023, and Jacob Elordi thinks naysayers are being prudish.
Read MoreRussell Crowe's Epic Adventure Movie Still Deserves A Sequel Two Decades Later
One of Russell Crowe's best movies never got a sequel, and fans of this epic adventure are still hoping for one two decades later.
Read MoreRoger Ebert Loved A 1942 Drama That's Often Called The Greatest Movie Of All Time
One of Roger Ebert's favorite movies was a 1942 classic that's frequently referred to as the greatest film ever made. If you haven't seen it, seek it out.
Read MoreThis Nicolas Cage Western Based On A Classic Novel Is A Must-Watch For Hulu Subscribers
If you have Hulu, you need to check out this Western film starring Nicolas Cage based on a 1960 novel by John Edward Williams.
Read MoreHow Timothée Chalamet Felt About Losing The Best Actor Oscar
Timothee Chalamet is being honest about his disappointment over losing the Oscar for playing Bob Dylan in A Complete Unknown.
Read MoreTom Hardy's 2011 MMA Movie Is A Must-Watch For Sports Fans
Director Gavin O'Connor has made several compelling sports movies, but this 2011 MMA drama starring Tom Hardy might just be his finest work.
Read MoreKim Kardashian Is A Terrible Actress And For The Good Of Humanity She Should Quit Trying
For the love of all that is holy, can we please stop casting Kim Kardashian in scripted shows and just let her 'act' on her family's reality TV shows?
Read MoreThe Best 2025 Movie You Haven't Seen Yet Is Now Streaming On Prime Video
Nia DaCosta's Hedda was dumped on Prime Video with little fanfare, but this fiery adaptation of Ibsen's classic play absolutely deserves your attention.
Read MoreRoger Ebert Loved This Classic '60s War Movie Streaming On HBO Max
This classic '60s war movie, which is now streaming on HBO Max, had Roger Ebert's seal of approval and was a clear influence on an equally celebrated 2025 film.
Read MoreRalph Macchio Was Cast In Karate Kid After This Hollywood Veteran Turned It Down
Before Ralph Macchio was cast in The Karate Kid, the role was apparently offered to Charlie Sheen, who had a moral conundrum on his hands.
Read MoreHow To Watch The Smashing Machine At Home
The Dwayne Johnson-starring MMA drama The Smashing Machine didn't fare so well in theaters, but it'll get a second shot at success on the home media market.
Read MoreHow A Teenage Ethan Hawke Rewrote His Dead Poets Society Character's Major Scene
Ethan Hawke didn't like how one of his pivotal Dead Poets Society scenes was written so he worked with the director to change it.
Read More'70s Movies Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
Everyone knows the must-sees of '70s cinema, so here are some director-driven, offbeat, and idiosyncratic films from that decade that are just as essential.
Read MoreOne Jaws Actor Basically Cast Himself In Steven Spielberg's Movie
Steven Spielberg was having trouble casting a role in Jaws until one night, at a Hollywood party, an actor came up to him and practically cast himself.
Read MoreKurt Russell Helped Save James Cameron's Titanic From Bombing
Studios had their doubts about James Cameron's Titanic, but Kurt Russell had faith in it from the moment he first saw the four-minute trailer.
Read MoreEthan Hawke's Unusual Approach To 'Hold His Own' Against Denzel Washington In Training Day
Ethan Hawke knew that Denzel Washington's Training Day performance was going to be memorable and used an interesting approach to act opposite him.
Read MoreHollywood Was Convinced George Lucas' First Hit Movie Would Be A '70s Box Office Bomb
Since the studio couldn't immediately figure out how to sell George Lucas's American Graffiti, they thought it might be a box office bomb in the making.
Read MoreMatt Damon Used A Neat Trick You Didn't Notice For His True Grit Performance
Matt Damon came up with a simple but effective trick to portray having a tongue injury in the Coen Brothers movie True Grit.
Read MoreKurt Russell Can't Sing, But It Wasn't His Voice That Had To Be Fixed For 1979's Elvis TV Movie
It's hard to imagine Kurt Russell being viewed as anything less than perfect, but one thing had to be changed before he played Elvis for John Carpenter.
Read MoreMartin Scorsese's Last '70s Movie Was An Absolute Disaster
Martin Scorsese closed out the '70s by directing one of his worst-received films, which was in no small part the result of his off-screen battle with addiction.
Read MoreThe Godfather Kicked Off A '70s Hollywood Trend That Continues To This Day
While Star Wars and Jaws are often credited with starting Hollywood's sequel trend, The Godfather was one of the original 'super-grossers.'
Read MoreThis Controversial Historical Epic Streaming On HBO Max Is A Classic (And A Tough Watch)
HBO Max is now the home to one of the most important films in cinema history, but it's an epic that reflects offensively outdated beliefs.
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Drama Shows (38)
Why Monica Raymund's Gabriela Dawson Left Chicago Fire
Monica Raymund played Gabriela Dawson since the beginning of Chicago Fire, but eventually left around seasons 7 and 8. Here's why.
Read MoreMad Men's Creator Decided On A Major Character Death Three Seasons In Advance
Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner decided a key character was going to die three seasons in advance, ultimately ending their story on a tragic yet satisfying note.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Cast Of Firefly?
Firefly remains a cult favorite more than 20 years after it ended. Here's what happened to Nathan Fillion, Gina Torres, and the rest of the cast since then.
Read MoreOne Of The Worst TV Shows Of 2025 Is Somehow Getting A Second Season At Hulu
Critics hated the Kim Kardashian show All's Fair, which in turn helped it land big ratings from curious viewers. Now Hulu is giving it a second season.
Read More15 Best Medical TV Shows On Netflix
Netflix has plenty of medical dramas for you to binge, whether you want intense drama or soapy romance mixed with your emergencies, and these are the best.
Read MoreBilly Bob Thornton Is Banned From Doing One Thing On The Set Of Landman
Billy Bob Thornton has a habit that he can't kick, which has lead to a few issues on the set of his hit Taylor Sheridan series Landman.
Read MoreWhy Mad Men Season 1 Is The Lowest-Rated On IMDb
Mad Man is considered one of the best TV dramas ever made, but season 1 was a rough start in hindsight and IMDb fans agree.
Read MoreWhy Thomas Gibson's Aaron Hotchner Left Criminal Minds
Thomas Gibson played Aaron Hotchner on Criminal Minds for the show's first 11 seasons, then left in season 12. Here's why.
Read MoreValentina's Best Insult On HBO's The White Lotus Was Improvised
Sabrina Impacciatore quickly won White Lotus fans over with her turn as Valentina in season 2, and her most unexpectedly savage line was actually improvised.
Read MoreThe 14 Best Mad Men Characters, Ranked
"Mad Men" was praised as a time capsule of 1960s fashion and attitudes, but what made the show a success was its compelling cast of characters.
Read MoreThe 14 Best Dexter Episodes, Ranked
With a new batch to dissect since "Dexter: New Blood" debuted, let's revisit the 14 best episodes of "Dexter" and rank them from worst to best.
Read MoreThe Real-Life Mobster Who Inspired The Sopranos
Landmark American crime drama "The Sopranos" is renowned for its authenticity. And there's a reason the show rang so true to life.
Read MoreWhy Jimmy's Intense Yellowstone Branding Scene Looked So Real
The branding scenes on Yellowstone are intense and memorable, but there's a reason why Jimmy's branding in particular looked so real.
Read MoreBefore Mad Men, Jon Hamm Made His Mark On TV With A Taraji P. Henson Crime Series
Jon Hamm knows better than to be biased against TV channels, having gotten started alongside Taraji P. Henson on this Lifetime crime series prior to Mad Men.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Jesse Pinkman Moments In The Breaking Bad Franchise
Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman was arguably the heart of Breaking Bad. Here are Jesse's best moments in the Emmy-winning franchise.
Read MoreWhy Michael Bradway's Jack Damon Left Chicago Fire
Michael Bradway, who recurred as Severide’s firefighting half-brother Jack Damon, didn't return to the NBC drama Chicago Fire for season 14. Here's why.
Read MorePluribus Is Nothing Like Breaking Bad, And That's Spectacular News For Everyone
Pluribus might share Breaking Bad's dark sense of humor and its Albuquerque setting, but otherwise it's a bold new step for creator Vince Gilligan.
Read MoreAll's Fair Director Believes The Kim Kardashian Drama Can Find Its The Wire Moment
The director of the Kim Kardashian legal drama All's Fair things the series compared the backlash to that of ... The Wire? Let's get into it.
Read More10 Best Detective TV Shows On Netflix
The detective series is one of the most reliable formulas on television, and Netflix has a stellar roster of them available to stream right now.
Read MoreEmma Thompson & Ruth Wilson's Apple TV Series Is A Must-Watch For Slow Horses Fans
If you're a fan of Slow Horses, there's an Apple TV series that you absolutely need to check out starring Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson.
Read MoreWarner Bros. Punished One Gossip Girl Star For Leaving The Show Early
One of the stars of Gossip Girl has spoken out about how she had a hard time leaving the show early, despite her pleas to walk away.
Read MoreHow Glenn Close Feels About The Terrible All's Fair Reviews
Glenn Close might not be able to save All's Fair from itself, but at least she seems to be having a ball making the terribly reviewed legal drama series.
Read MoreThe 12 Most Underrated Episodes Of Breaking Bad
"Breaking Bad" kept viewers hooked on Walter White's tragic plight. Although they're short on big moments, these underrated episodes brought his story to life.
Read MoreThe Reviews For Kim Kardashian's First TV Drama, All's Fair, Are Devastatingly Terrible
The Ryan Murphy series centered around Kim Kardashian is terrible? Oh no, we're shocked! Who could have possibly predicted All's Fair would flop?
Read MoreThe 12 Best Characters In Better Call Saul Ranked
It's not the high-tension setpieces that makes Better Call Saul great. It's not the warped sense of humor. It's the characters. We've ranked the very best here.
Read MoreRespect The Frosted Tips: Why Guy Fieri Is The Best Host In Food TV
He might be treated like a punchline by some, but Guy Fieri's refreshing lack of elitism has made him the king of food TV (as well as the Mayor of Flavortown).
Read MoreBaywatch Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Baywatch made stars out of Pamela Anderson and David Hasselhoff, but what happened the rest of the show's cast after it was over? Let's take a look.
Read MoreEvery Season Of The Sopranos, Ranked
To say that this crime drama series changed television forever would be an understatement. Here is every season of The Sopranos, ranked worst to best.
Read MoreThe 13 Best Fargo Characters, Ranked
Noah Hawley's "Fargo" is filled with quirky, endearing, and often terrifying characters. These are our favorites.
Read MoreWhy Richard Flood's Dr. Cormac Hayes Left Grey's Anatomy
Richard Flood was a beloved addition as Dr. Cormac Hayes on Grey's Anatomy, but here's why he left the show after season 18.
Read MoreFans Of HBO's White Lotus Kept Telling This Star They Hated Him (As A Compliment)
Patrick Schwarzenegger, who played Saxon Ratliff in season 3 of HBO's The White Lotus, heard some unusual feedback from fans of the show.
Read MoreIs Jeremy Allen White Leaving The Bear? Here's What We Know
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Fantasy Movies (33)
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Wicked fans may be divided on their feelings about Wicked: For Good, but everyone seems to agree on one aspect that needed improvement.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Cut This Glinda Scene Because It Was 'Too Passionate'
We can't imagine anything from Act II of Wicked being cut for Wicked: For Good, but one scene with Glinda was cut for being 'too passionate.'
Read MoreWicked 3 Seems Inevitable After Universal's Latest Update — But Is It A Good Idea?
Universal is actively looking for a way to continue the Wicked franchise (be it with Wicked 3 or a related film), and we have some ... thoughts on the matter.
Read MoreWho Plays Dorothy In Wicked: For Good - And What Does She Look Like?
Dorothy doesn't play a huge role in Wicked: For Good, but the actor behind the Wizard of Oz character has now revealed images of herself on the film's set.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Would Have Worked Better With One Major Change
Splitting Wicked into two movies wasn't a bad idea at all, but did the sequel Wicked: For Good have to be so dang long? We don't think so.
Read MoreWicked Fans Are Saying The Same Thing About Scarecrow's Look
Fans and critics alike have been divided on Wicked: For Good, but everyone seems unified on their feelings about the look of the Scarecrow.
Read MoreWhy Wicked: For Good Made One Major Change From The Broadway Musical
Wicked: For Good had to make some changes to justify being its own separate film, including a change to one of the show's big songs.
Read More5 Reasons Why Wicked: For Good Dominated The Box Office
Universal's decision to split its Wicked adaptation into two movies has proven fruitful, with Wicked: For Good dominating the box office in its opening weekend.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Changed The Meaning Of Oz's Yellow Brick Road Into Something Dark
The Yellow Brick Road is a pathway of hope for Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz, but it has a much darker meaning in Wicked: For Good.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Is The Latest Example Of The Biggest Problem In Hollywood No One Talks About
Structural imbalances in Hollywood produce systemic disadvantages for women-led or women-directed projects, with Wicked: For Good being just the latest example.
Read MoreThe Best Performance In Wicked: For Good Isn't From Either Of The Oscar Nominees
Wicked: For Good boasts two dynamic performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande-Butera, but the key player is the most wicked of all.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan Turned Down Matt Damon's One Request For The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan famously tries to make things as real as possible in his films, which is why he turned down a certain request by his Odyssey star Matt Damon.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Confirms Everyone's Worst Fears About Splitting The Story In Two
It was a bold move to split up Wicked between two movies, and with Wicked: For Good now in theaters, it's proving to be even more polarizing.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Doesn't Resolve The First Movie's Biggest Weakness
One of the biggest problems with Wicked persists in Wicked: For Good, and this time around the songs aren't good enough to distract from it.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Ending Explained - What Happens To Elphaba?
Wicked serves as the prequel to The Wizard of Oz, but how does the ending of Wicked: For Good set up Elphaba's final moments? Let us explain.
Read MoreSam Raimi's Wickedly Divisive Wizard Of Oz Film Is Streaming On Disney+
Long before Wicked hit the big screen, Sam Raimi made this lucrative (if not exactly beloved) Wizard of Oz movie that's currently streaming on Disney+.
Read MoreWicked Cast & Character Guide: Who Plays Who?
From major pop stars to Broadway veterans and Oscar winners, here's who plays who in the Wicked movie and how their characters fit into the story.
Read MoreWhy Steven Spielberg Walked Out Of A Test Screening For Hook
Steven Spielberg never enjoys test screenings for his movies, and that was doubly true when he watched Hook with an audience ahead of its theatrical release.
Read MoreThe Wicked: For Good Scene That Came Close To Turning The Film Into A Horror Movie
A huge Wicked: For Good moment required some serious effects, and director Jon M. Chu said it ran the risk of turning into a horror movie.
Read MoreDisney's Live-Action Moana Movie Trailer Will Likely Have Everyone Asking The Same Question
Disney has released a trailer for its live-action Moana remake ... and yes, we're well aware that the original animated movie came out less than 10 years ago.
Read MoreThe Legend Of Zelda First Look Images Revealed By Nintendo – See The Live-Action Link And Zelda Here
Nintendo has unveiled the first images of Bo Bragason and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link and Zelda in the live-action Legend of Zelda movie. Check 'em out!
Read MoreAn Underseen '70s Fantasy Movie On Prime Video Is Perfect For Monty Python Fans
Monty Python fans would do well to check out this '70s fantasy flick on Prime Video, which remains one of Terry Gilliam's less-discussed directorial efforts.
Read MoreA Polarizing Christmas Movie On Disney+ Got A Perfect Score From Roger Ebert
Folks can be very hot or cold on Disney's animated 2009 movie adaptation of A Christmas Carol, but Roger Ebert had valid reasons for championing it.
Read MoreWhy Christopher Nolan Decided He Had To Finally Make The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan is bringing The Odyssey to the screen, but his desire to make the film goes beyond his fondness for Homer's original fantasy-adventure epic.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Poised To Become One Of The Biggest Box Office Hits Of 2025
The 2025 box office has been struggling since the end of summer, but Wicked: For Good is poised to help the year end strong.
Read MoreHarry Potter's Ravenclaw Traits Explained
House Ravenclaw is one of the most unique albeit underrepresented houses in the world of Harry Potter. Here's what the Ravenclaw characters have in common.
Read MoreRoger Ebert Gave A Perfect Score To This Controversial And Disturbing '70s Western
Roger Ebert was the rare critic who raved about this surrealist 1970s Western, with other reviewers initially dismissing it as exploitative and meaningless.
Read MorePrime Video Subscribers Have To Check Out Ridley Scott's Creepy '80s Fantasy Movie
Ridley Scott's early dark fantasy movie Legend is now on Prime Video, starring Tim Curry alongside a young Tom Cruise.
Read MoreWho Is Goody Addams? Wednesday's Ancestor Explained
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Read More5 Marvel Characters We'd Love To See Daniel Radcliffe Play
Daniel Radcliffe should really bring his magic to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreThe 2004 Noah Wyle Fantasy Movie That Launched A Franchise Is Streaming For Free
If you're looking for a Noah Wyle project that's less intense than The Pitt, you should check out this franchise-starting fantasy film (now streaming for free).
Read MoreA Classic Fantasy Movie From The '80s Is Hitting Netflix Very Soon
A now-beloved fantasy musical from the 1980s is headed to Netflix soon, which means it'll probably end up in their top 10.
Read MoreRobert Redford's Underrated Fantasy Movie Is A Hidden Gem On Disney Plus
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The Forgotten Lee Pace Fantasy Series Foundation Fans Need To Check Out
Years before Foundation, Lee Pace starred in a far less successful fantasy series from the brilliant writer and producer Bryan Fuller.
Read More5 Best Holiday Specials You Can Stream Right Now
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Read MoreNetflix's Wednesday Season 3 Has Added A Tim Burton Regular As Aunt Ophelia
Wednesday season 3 has cast the pivotal role of Aunt Ophelia, who's being portrayed by a frequent Tim Burton collaborator on the Netflix series.
Read MoreEverything You Need To Know About The White Walkers From Game Of Thrones
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Read MoreWhy Netflix's Legend Of Zelda Series Was Canceled
Netflix was all set to adapt Nintendo's extremely popular Legend of Zelda video games into a TV show, then the project fell apart. Here's what happened.
Read MoreGame Of Thrones Found A Way To Fix Modern Television's Most Annoying Problem
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Read MoreHow Closely Mike Flanagan's Dark Tower Series Will Follow Stephen King's Books
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Read MoreWinds Of Winter: What We Know About George R.R. Martin's Next Game Of Thrones Book
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Read MoreA Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Showrunner Made One Promise To Game Of Thrones' Creator
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Read MoreHenry Cavill's Witcher Co-Star Knew His Departure Didn't Mean The Netflix Show Was Canceled
Fans feared that The Witcher would end with the exit of Henry Cavill, but one of his co-stars knew the series would continue on.
Read MoreWho Is Leo Bonhart? Sharlto Copley's The Witcher Villain Explained
Leo Bonhart may not look too dangerous, but Sharlto Copley's disheveled, charismatic Witcher villain will have a major role to play in events to come.
Read MoreThe Witcher Season 4 Hits Viewership Low For Netflix After Henry Cavill's Exit
Netflix may have overestimated people's interest in The Witcher beyond watching Henry Cavill be hot and swing a sword, judging by the viewership for season 4.
Read MoreThe 5 Worst Episodes Of Game Of Thrones, Ranked
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Read MoreThe Witcher Season 4 Premiere Features The Show's Biggest Mistake (And It Has Nothing To Do With Liam Hemsworth)
The premiere of The Witcher season 4 features a moment that feels like a big miscalculation on the part of the showrunners.
Read MoreWhy Netflix Recast Geralt's Mentor Vesemir For The Witcher Season 4
Kom Bodnia originally played Geralt of Rivia's mentor Vesemir in The Witcher, but he was replaced in season 4 of the Netflix fantasy show. Here's why.
Read MoreWho Is Emiel Regis? Laurence Fishburne's Witcher Season 4 Character, Explained
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The Film Charlie Sheen Chose Over Karate Kid Is A B-Movie That Wasn't Released Until 2020
Charlie Sheen's career would have been wildly different had he been the star of The Karate Kid, but he had already signed on to a pretty awful B-movie.
Read More20 Years Ago, Colin Farrell Led A Box Office Flop Of Historic Proportions
Alexander, a passion project from director Oliver Stone starring Colin Farrell, came out 20 years ago and bombed at the box office.
Read MoreUdo Kier Starred In An X-Rated Frankenstein Movie 52 Years Before Netflix's Adaptation
Udo Kier starred in countless horror movie favorites, including a retelling of Frankenstein that earned a controversial X-rating.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan Namechecked The Odyssey Translation You Should Read Before The Movie
The Odyssey director Christopher Nolan namechecked a specific translation of the epic poem that's perfect for modern readers.
Read MoreWhy Braveheart Is Considered One Of The Most Historically Inaccurate Films Ever
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Netflix Is Finally Streaming A Star-Studded Miniseries That American History Fans Have To Watch
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Horror Movies (84)
Alfred Hitchcock Had Strict Rules For Audience Behavior At One Of His Movies
Psycho was a monster hit, and part of that success can be attributed to director Alfred Hitchcock's genius marketing plan.
Read More12 Best Blumhouse Horror Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Blumhouse has delivered some of the best horror movies of the 21st century. Here are the studio's 12 best horror offerings, ranked.
Read MoreHow Infinity Pool Channels A Stanley Kubrick Classic
With its isolated setting full of corrupted temptations, Infinity Pool feels like Brandon Cronenberg's answer to The Shining.
Read MoreOne X-Men Villain's Movie Career Kicked Off As A Friday The 13th Victim
So many actors got their start in horror movies, but not everyone can say they were killed by Jason Voorhees in Friday the 13th the way this X-Men villain can.
Read MoreOne Of 2025's Most Bonkers Horror Movies Is Streaming For Free
If you're looking for a wild ride into one of the most bonkers horror movies of the year, it's currently streaming for free.
Read MoreEvil Dead 2's Most Common Misconception Explained By Star Bruce Campbell
Bruce Campbell is ready to put the debate over whether or not the horror classic Evil Dead II is a remake or a sequel to bed for good.
Read More10 Stephen King Movies That Are Better Than The Book
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Read More12 Movie Monsters Way Scarier Than Pennywise The Clown
Pennywise is famously horrifying, but the horror genre is lush with monstrous competitors. These movie monsters are honestly way scarier than the clown.
Read MoreCan Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Match The Original Movie's Box Office Success?
Five Nights at Freddy's is Blumhouse's biggest box office hit to date, but Five Nights at Freddy's 2 will have to play a different game to match its success.
Read MoreJacob Elordi's 2020 Horror Movie With A 97% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is A Hidden Gem
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein isn't Jacob Elordi's first time in the horror genre, and you should check out his underrated horror anthology from 2020.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Cursed Boy Actor Yuya Ozeki From The Grudge
Whatever happened to The Cursed Boy actor Yuya Ozeki from The Grudge franchise? Let's take a look back at his role in the series and his career path.
Read MoreSissy Spacek Went Full Method Actor To Land Her Iconic '70s Horror Role In Carrie
Brian De Palma initially had a different star in mind for his Carrie adaptation, so Sissy Spacek went full Method to land the lead in the '70s horror classic.
Read MoreJames Earl Jones' Father Acted In One Of The Most Bizarre '80s Horror Films
There are lots of odd left-field incidental details to watch out for in this infamous '80s horror flick, including an appearance by James Earl Jones' father.
Read MoreFrankenstein's Monster Once Fought One Of Comics' Best Superheroes
Frankenstein's Monster once fought a comic book superhero that Guillermo del Toro also brought to life on the big screen.
Read MoreOne Classic Stephen King Character Has Never Been Adapted Properly
Mike Flanagan is making a TV adaptation of Carrie, and it's finally time to make Carrie White a fat girl, just like Stephen King intended.
Read MoreIs The Black Phone Based On A True Story?
The Black Phone and the recently released Black Phone 2 draw on some real-life true crime stories to create a terrifying villain.
Read MoreThe 10 Best Thanksgiving Horror Movies
What's scarier than dinner with your entire extended family? Why, these Thanksgiving-themed horror films, of course.
Read MoreIs MacReady Or Childs The Thing At The End Of John Carpenter's The Thing? An Investigation
'If we've got any surprises for each other, I don't think we're in much shape to do anything about it.'
Read MoreVal Kilmer's 2011 Horror Movie With Elle Fanning Deserves To Be On Your Prime Video Watchlist
A horror movie from Francis Ford Coppola starring Val Kilmer and Elle Fanning is available to stream on Prime Video, and you should absolutely check it out.
Read MoreGremlins 2 'Killed' Famous Film Critic Leonard Maltin For A Hilarious Reason
Plenty of filmmakers probably wish they could terrorize film critics, but Joe Dante had the chance to let Leonard Maltin have it during Gremlins 2.
Read MoreChristina Ricci Came Up With The Addams Family's Big Plot Twist At 10 Years Old
The Addams Family movie is a classic horror/comedy movie from the '90s, but it wouldn't be the movie it is if it wasn't for a young Christina Ricci.
Read MoreOne Weapons Star Insisted On Performing Their Own Death Scene Stunts
The climax of Zach Cregger's Weapons featured some serious physical demands, and one star demanded they get to do their own stunts.
Read MoreWarner Bros. Execs Robbed Gremlins 2 Audiences Of This Hilarious Interactive Experience
Joe Dante wanted the Gremlins 2 theatrical experience to feel like a William Castle-style interactive event. Alas, Warner Bros. said no.
Read MoreTexas Chain Saw Massacre's Director Also Helmed Freddy Krueger's Overlooked Origin Story
After Tobe Hooper terrified audiences with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, he helmed a project that showcased the origin story of Freddy Krueger.
Read MoreBefore Spider-Man's Mary Jane, Kirsten Dunst Stunned Audiences As A Vampire
Kirsten Dunst has been acting since childhood, and her breakthrough role was in a beloved vampire film based on Anne Rice's most famous novel.
Read MoreThe Fan-Written Freddy Krueger Origin Scene Robert Englund Wishes Were Canon
The story of Freddy Krueger is one that horror fans know very well, but Robert Englund once read a fan theory that he wishes were canon.
Read MoreA Classic '80s Horror Movie Utilized Real Skeletons In Shooting Multiple Scenes
This beloved '80s horror flick features real skeletons during an intense sequence, but that's far from uncommon when it comes to Hollywood movies.
Read MoreKeanu Reeves Tried Way Too Hard To Perfect An English Accent For His Gothic Horror Masterpiece
Keanu Reeves had a lot of trouble with his accent for Bram Stoker's Dracula, and director Francis Ford Coppola thinks he knows why.
Read More5 Reasons Why Stephen King's Firestarter Remake Flopped At The Box Office
Stephen King's horror adaptations aren't created equal, and the 2022 adaptation of Firestarter was a tragic disappointment.
Read More2025 Was The Year Stephen King Movies Showed Us How The World Is Ending
2025 gave us five new adaptations of Stephen King's stories, and each film features a lesson on how to face the end of the world.
Read MoreThe Best Haunted House Movie From The '80s Is Streaming For Free
If you're a fan of haunted house movies and ghost stories, one of the best from the 1980s is currently available to stream for free.
Read MoreKeeper's Movie Monsters Are A True Treat For Seasoned Horror Fans
So much of Osgood Perkins' new horror movie Keeper has been shrouded in mystery, but now that it's out, we can start talking about the monsters.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro Thinks Four Of His Past Movies Were Actually Frankenstein Stories
Guillermo del Toro has been trying to make his own adaptation of Frankenstein for years, and says that four of his previous movies were Frankenstein stories.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Horror Movie Villains Ranked
From crooked corporations to fearsome fish, masked miscreants to sanity-sucking squids, here's the best villains in horror movie history.
Read MoreThe Absolutely Devastating Way Wes Craven Got Drew Barrymore To Cry In Scream
Drew Barrymore insisted on crying for real in Scream's famous opening scene, so Wes Craven would remind her of a horrific true story to get the tears going.
Read MoreWhy Frankenstein's Ending Has People So Angry (And Why They're Wrong)
Frankenstein fans have been furious with Guillermo del Toro's decision to include a quote from Lord Byron in the film. Is the anger warranted or misguided?
Read MoreDanny DeVito Directed A 2012 Horror Movie That's Impossible To Watch
Back in 2012, Danny DeVito directed a small-scale, low-budget horror thriller with an intriguing premise and cast, yet it's still waiting to be released.
Read MoreHow The Sequel To Horror Classic The Descent Was Ruined By Terrible Editing
The Descent is a great horror movie, but it probably didn't need a sequel. It got one anyway, and some editing choices made the results lackluster.
Read MoreOsgood Perkins' Keeper Will Delight Horror Buffs For One Major Reason
Osgood Perkins' new horror film, Keeper, has been cloaked in secrecy, but we've seen it and are here to tell you why you should let it scare you.
Read MoreHow To Watch Good Boy At Home
If you're not interested in catching the acclaimed low-budget horror flick Good Boy on PVOD, you'll soon be able to stream it instead.
Read MoreWes Craven's Horror Classic Nightmare On Elm Street Has A Shocking Real World Inspiration
Freddy Krueger might be fictional, but Wes Craven's horror classic, A Nightmare on Elm Street, was inspired by a pretty unsettling real-world occurrence.
Read MoreWes Craven Made Major Changes To Scream's Deputy Dewey After David Arquette's Casting
David Arquette turned Deputy Dewey into a franchise favorite after the first Scream movie, but the character was originally totally different.
Read MoreThe Entire It Timeline Fully Explained
The novel, miniseries, and films don't differ very much, with one fundamental difference — time.
Read MoreWhat Does The Blair Witch Look Like?
The Blair Witch Project is one of the scariest movies of all time, but we never actually see the titular witch. Here's what she apparently looks like.
Read MoreHorror Movie Monsters We Actually Feel Sorry For
Terrifying but misunderstood, these movie monsters pluck our heartstrings while scaring us out of our wits!
Read More25 Terrible Endings That Ruined Good Horror Movies
You know when you're watching and loving a horror movie and then something happens to derail the whole thing? Yeah, we know it well.
Read MoreOne Of Stephen King's Best Horror Stories Hasn't Been Adapted Into A Movie Yet
The vast majority of Stephen King's short stories and books have been turned into movies, but there's one outlier that still deserves to be adapted.
Read MoreWeapons' Kid Actors Fought To Deal The Most Gruesome Blow In The Film's Climax
The grand finale of Weapons is a brutal takedown featuring the film's child actors, who couldn't wait to bring the carnage.
Read MoreJason Blum Thinks Sinners And Weapons' Success Actually Showcases A Major Horror Problem
Sinners and Weapons have proved to be massive horror hits in 2025, but Blumhouse founder Jason Blum is worried this is actually a bad sign.
Read MoreOne Of Guillermo Del Toro's Favorite Movies Has A Unique Frankenstein Connection
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein was greatly influenced by James Whale's 1931 film, but also by another of del Toro's favorite movies.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Is The Perfect Companion To The Most Underrated Tim Burton Movie
The Monster in Guillermo del Toro's take on Frankenstein feels like he would be the perfect match for this Tim Burton character.
Read MoreHow Warner Bros. Bribed Gremlins Director Joe Dante To Create A Sequel
Joe Dante didn't originally want to make a sequel to Gremlins, but Warner Bros. gave him an opportunity he couldn't turn down.
Read MoreThe '70s Redefined The Horror Genre For Better And Forever
The 1970s completely changed the landscape of the horror genre forever, and much of the horror we love today owes its existence to the films that came before.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Quietly Remakes One Of The Greatest Horror Sequels Ever
Guillermo del Toro's new take on Frankenstein is directly borrowing from one of the very best adaptations of the classic.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Breaks The Fourth Wall In The Perfect Way
A fun little meta moment in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is bound to catch the attention of English lit nerds everywhere.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Doubles Down On The Most Important Part Of The Classic Horror Story
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein adaptation gives us arguably the most sympathetic version of the Creature ever put on film.
Read MoreWeapons' Best Performer Almost Quit Acting Before Landing The Movie
Amy Madigan shot into the spotlight with her performance as Aunt Gladys in Weapons, but her acting career previously had a lot of rough patches.
Read MoreWhy Captain Anderson From Guillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Looks So Familiar
The actor playing Captain Anderson in Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein is in such extensive costuming that you might need help placing him. We're here to help.
Read MoreFrankenstein: Every Major Way Guillermo Del Toro Changes The Book (For The Better)
Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of Frankenstein makes some key changes from Mary Shelley's novel, and they make for a better movie.
Read MoreGuillermo Del Toro's Frankenstein Ending Explained: A Famous Horror Tragedy Evolves
Guillermo del Toro's new take on Mary Shelley's immortal classic Frankenstein makes some significant changes, especially in regards to the ending.
Read MoreThis Controversial '70s Horror Movie Is One Of The Most Provocative Films Ever Made
This provocative '70s horror movie still feels dangerous to this day, and it's long overdue for a restoration and physical media release.
Read MoreGremlins 3 Is Finally Happening, But It's Missing The Most Important Part Of The Original Films
Gremlins 3 has officially gained a director, writers, and release date, yet the long-developing threequel is missing a crucial component of the previous films.
Read MoreAbsolute Batman's New Take On The Joker Borrows From A Modern Horror Movie Hit
The new look of the Joker in Absolute Batman is pure nightmare fuel plucked straight from one of the hottest horror movies in years.
Read MoreFirst Set Photos From Weapons Director's Resident Evil Movie Reveal Winter Setting
Weapons director Zach Cregger is gearing up to put his own twist on the Resident Evil universe, as evidenced by the first set photos for his film adaptation.
Read MoreTim Curry Deliberately Scared His Young It Co-Stars Off-Camera For A Good Reason
The '90s miniseries adaptation of It terrified audiences with Pennywise the clown, and Tim Curry scared his co-stars off-camera too.
Read MoreThe Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Trailer Looks Much Scarier Than The First Movie
Everyone's favorite murderbots are back in the new trailer for Five Nights at Freddy's 2, which is aiming to be even weirder and scarier than its predecessor.
Read MoreIs The Descent A Feminist Horror Movie? Its Star Certainly Doesn't Think So
Neil Marshall's The Descent is often cited as a feminist horror film, but one of the film's stars thinks that label isn't entirely accurate.
Read MoreThe Descent's Terrifying Jump Scare Caused Chaos Behind The Scenes
The Descent is easily one of the best horror movies of the 21st century, and one of the movie's best moments was rooted in real reactions.
Read MoreSydney Sweeney Once Starred In A Different Kind Of Stephen King Adaptation
One of Stephen King's lesser-known short stories was adapted into an audio drama, and Sydney Sweeney was part of the voice cast.
Read MoreWhy Robert Englund Believes The Nightmare On Elm Street Franchise Is Still On Hold
Robert Englund has an explanation for why there hasn't been a new Nightmare on Elm Street movie in years, but he doesn't blame the 2010 Elm Street remake.
Read MoreHow To Watch Black Phone 2 At Home [Updated]
Black Phone 2, one of the more prominent horror films of the Halloween season, is making its way to the home media market, complete with lots of bonus material.
Read MoreThe Jennifer's Body Scene That Subtly Homages The Silence Of The Lambs
Jennifer's Body went from misunderstood flop to reclaimed horror camp classic, and boasts incredible homages to genre masterpieces in the process.
Read MoreSci-Fi Masterpieces With Endings We Love To Complain About
An awkward ending can derail even the best movie. These sci-fi classics failed to stick the landing in a variety of frustrating and disappointing ways.
Read MoreHBO Max Users Are Obsessed With A 2012 Vampire Movie With An Awesome Premise
It seems some people aren't ready to move on from the Halloween season just yet, with this 2012 vampire flick having risen from the dead over at HBO Max.
Read MoreAn Overlooked 2025 Horror Movie With A Chilling Premise Is A Prime Video Streaming Hit
This 2025 horror movie is pretty bleak and didn't fare well at the box office, but it merits another look, especially now that it's making waves on Prime Video.
Read MoreOne Of The Most Controversial Horror Movies Of All Time Features Demi Moore On Its Poster
This notorious (and highly controversial) horror movie features Demi Moore on its poster rather than the movie's star. Here's how that happened.
Read More14 Family Horror Films That Were Too Scary For Kids
There's a good chance that at least one family horror film scarred you for life. Hold your breath and see if the source of your personal trauma appears here.
Read MoreWhy The Original Freddy Krueger Thinks An Elm Street Reboot Should Start With The Third Film
Robert Englund, who portrayed the iconic slasher villain Freddy Krueger, has an idea for what a new Nightmare on Elm Street reboot could look like.
Read MoreThe Scream Actress Who Almost Played Sidney Prescott Instead Of Neve Campbell
Neve Campbell in the Scream series made Sidney Prescott one of the best final girls in horror history, but she wasn't the original actress cast.
Read MoreWhy Guillermo Del Toro's Dream Horror Movie Will Probably Never Be Made
Guillermo del Toro spent years trying to get this horror passion project off the ground, but it may never happen now for reasons that go beyond logistics.
Read MoreWhy Scream Cast Matthew Lillard As Stu After He Auditioned For Billy Loomis
Matthew Lillard is a beloved part of horror history as Stu Macher in Scream, but he initially auditioned to play his partner in crime, Billy Loomis.
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The Shining is one of Stephen King's most famous works of horror, but the Overlook Hotel was almost a very different location.
Read MoreClint Howard Starred In This Cult Classic Horror Film (And It's Getting A Sequel)
Clint Howard starred in a beloved cult horror film back in the 1990s, but 30 years later, he claims it's finally getting a sequel.
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How A Line From Stephen King's The Stand Inspired A Classic Metal Band's Song And Album
Stephen King's The Stand has inspired all sorts of pieces of art since its publication, including a Metallica song and album title.
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It: Welcome to Derry's inclusion of Dick Hallorann has inspired many theories about his powers, and actor Chris Chalk has one of his own.
Read MoreIt: Welcome To Derry's Turtle Imagery Is More Important Than You Likely Think
Turtles keep showing up in It: Welcome to Derry, but why? It's all connected to a mystical entity that's a major part of the larger Stephen King universe.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Theory: The Upside Down Is The Ultimate Stephen King Homage
Stephen King's influence on Stranger Things has always been apparent, but season 5 may be teasing a major Upside Down reveal inspired directly by King's work.
Read MoreWhy It: Welcome To Derry Didn't Bring Pennywise Back Until Episode 5
Pennywise finally showed up properly in the fifth episode of It: Welcome to Derry, which was very much a deliberate move on the part of the show's creatives.
Read MoreWhat's In Dick Hallorann's Box In It: Welcome To Derry?
Dick Hallorann (Chris Chalk) has a mysterious box on It: Welcome to Derry, but this isn't the first time we've seen an item like this in the Stephen King-verse.
Read MoreIT: Welcome To Derry Had To Cut The Origin Story For One Of Its Most Hated Characters
The creators of It: Welcome to Derry wanted to explore the origin story of a despised character from Stephen King's It novel, but there just wasn't room.
Read MoreThe Secret It Character In Welcome To Derry Raises All Kinds Of Questions
It: Welcome to Derry's fifth episode raises big questions about a character who, it turns out, was secretly linked to Stephen King's It novel this whole time.
Read MoreBill Skarsgård's Pennywise Finally Appears In It: Welcome To Derry (But Not How You Think)
It: Welcome to Derry episode 5 finally brings back Bill Skarsgård's Pennywise, and he makes a characteristically cruel entrance.
Read MoreBefore He Became A Movie Star, Glen Powell Acted In This Quirky, Underrated Horror Series
Before Glen Powell became one of Hollywood's leading men, he was the least-famous actor in a star-studded horror TV series.
Read MoreThe Walking Dead Creator Robert Kirkman Often Lied To Fans For A Very Good Reason
Robert Kirkman was notorious for lying about what to expect in the Walking Dead comics, but perhaps those who ran the TV adaptation should've followed his lead.
Read MoreIt: Welcome To Derry Episode 4 Finally Explains Why Pennywise Doesn't Leave Derry
Pennywise has been hanging around Derry for centuries, but why hasn't he ever left? The latest episode of Welcome to Derry has an answer.
Read MoreThe Best Part Of It: Welcome To Derry Has Nothing To Do With The Monsters
It: Welcome to Derry features some gruesome and effective scares courtesy of Pennywise, but that's not the element that really makes the horror series work.
Read MoreThe Missed Opportunities Of Castle Rock
The Hulu series Castle Rock took inspiration from the expansive works of Stephen King, but at only two seasons long, many feel it ended too soon.
Read MoreA '70s Clint Eastwood Thriller Was One Of The Main Inspirations On Yellowjackets
Yellowjackets has drawn comparisons to Lord of the Flies and the work of Stephen King, but few might realize it was also inspired by a Clint Eastwood flick.
Read MoreIt: Welcome To Derry Repeats One Major Mistake From The Movies
The prequel series It: Welcome to Derry is doing a good job bringing the scares but it's also repeating a mistake from the movies.
Read MoreIt: Welcome To Derry Was Designed To Answer Three Major Questions Stephen King's Novel Didn't
It: Welcome to Derry isn't just a prequel to Stephen King's classic novel, it's also filling in some gaps from the story.
Read MoreThe Spooky '70s TV Tradition That Still Lives On Today In The UK
Telling stories about ghosts and monsters in the winter is a tradition that dates back centuries. It also gave rise to this scary UK TV tradition in the '70s.
Read MoreA Fan-Favorite Buffy The Vampire Slayer Villain Group's Rejected, NSFW Team Name
A group of villains from one of the later seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer came close to having a funny, NSFW team name.
Read MoreBonnie And Clyde Ending Explained: You Made Me Somebody
The 1967 biographical drama Bonnie and Clyde, directed by Arthur Penn, depicts the brutal ending of America's most notorious couple.
Read MoreThe Hollywood Strikes Forced Major Changes To The Story Of HBO's It: Welcome To Derry
Like many productions, It: Welcome to Derry was interrupted by the Hollywood strikes of 2023. Here's how the show had to adapt.
Read MoreThe Subtle Stephen King Influence At The Heart Of Netflix's Wednesday
While some YA titles influenced the Netflix series Wednesday, the work of Stephen King was also a major inspiration on the show. Here's how.
Read MoreAn Early Version Of It: Welcome To Derry's Credits Included A Scene Too Gruesome To Use
It: Welcome to Derry has refused to pull any punches in the new horror series, but the original opening credits were even more gruesome.
Read MoreThe Forgotten '70s Horror Franchise That Inspired The X-Files
The X-Files wouldn't exist without this '70s horror franchise that paved the way for the sci-fi/paranormal series, and creator Chris Carter has never denied it.
Read MoreIt: Welcome To Derry Episode 2 Gives Us The Most Gruesome Pennywise Sequence (So Far)
The latest episode of It: Welcome to Derry features arguably the most disturbing (and gross) Pennywise moment we've ever seen.
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We spoke with cinematographer Larry Smith about making Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut and restoring it for the Criterion Collection.
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Read MoreEternity Director David Freyne Wants People To Argue About His Movie [Exclusive Interview]
Eternity's David Freyne, who also co-wrote the A24 film about a dead woman who chooses which husband to spend eternity with, hopes you argue about her decision.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Director Dan Trachtenberg On Making The Boldest Film In The Franchise So Far [Exclusive Interview]
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Glen Powell Wants To Murder His Rich Family In The How To Make A Killing Trailer
Glen Powell wants his estranged – and wealthy — family's money, and he's going to kill to get it in the How to Make a Killing trailer.
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Scarlett Johansson has joined another franchise. She'll play the lead role in Mike Flanagan's Exorcist movie, which is being described as a "radical new take."
Read MoreAvatar: Fire And Ash's Rumored Runtime Would Break A Franchise Record
Looks like James Cameron's Avatar: Fire and Ash is set to be the longest movie in the franchise so far, and we wouldn't expect anything else.
Read MoreSam Rockwell Fights A Sci-Fi Apocalypse In Gore Verbinski's Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die Trailer
Gore Verbinski is back and he's taking on the AI apocalypse with Sam Rockwell in Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. Watch the trailer here.
Read More5 Reasons Why Sydney Sweeney's Christy Flopped At The Box Office
Sydney Sweeney adds another box office flop to her collection with biographical sports drama Christy. Here's what went wrong for this movie.
Read MoreGuardians Of The Galaxy Director James Gunn Says Chris Pratt's Marvel Screen Test Was A Disaster
James Gunn said on the "Peacemaker" podcast that Chris Pratt was real close to losing his "Guardians of the Galaxy" role thanks to a bad screen test.
Read MoreDoes Predator: Badlands Have A Post-Credits Scene? A Spoiler-Free Guide
If you're wondering if Predator: Badlands has any credit scenes, here's a spoiler-free guide that gives you the info you need without ruining anything.
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Movie Reviews (10)
Zootopia 2 Review: A Refreshing Reminder Of What Disney Animation Is Capable Of Achieving
Zootopia 2 is the rare example of a follow-up film that can live up to the high bar set by the first movie. Here's our review.
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Jessie Buckley gives an emotionally devastating performance in Chloé Zhao's Shakespearean tragedy Hamnet. Here's our review.
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Rian Johnson's latest Knives Out mystery gives Benoit Blanc a smaller part to play as Josh O'Connor's conflicted priest takes center stage. Here's our review.
Read MoreTrain Dreams Review: One Of 2025's Best Films Needs To Break Free Of The Netflix Algorithm
The beautiful, elegiac Train Dreams, which starts streaming on Netflix this week, is one of this year's best films. Here's our review.
Read MoreWicked: For Good Review: Cynthia Erivo And Ariana Grande Fly High In A 'Good' Sequel
While not as successful as the first film, Wicked: For Good remedies many of the musical's second act shortcomings through emotional power. Here's our review.
Read MoreKeeper Review: Osgood Perkins Bakes An Unnerving And Ultimately Satisfying Layer Cake Of Horror
Keeper, the mysterious new horror movie from Longlegs filmmaker Osgood Perkins, might be the director's most ambitious movie yet. Here's our review.
Read MoreThe Carpenter's Son Review: The Childhood Of Jesus Is Now A Horror Movie Starring Nicolas Cage
The mysterious youth of Jesus gets the horror movie treatment with the surprisingly creepy The Carpenter's Son, starring Nicolas Cage. Here's our review.
Read MoreThe Running Man Review: Glen Powell's Charm Can't Keep This Edgar Wright Action Pic From Stumbling
Edgar Wright struggles with his adaptation of Stephen King's The Running Man, even though Glen Powell is trying to make it all work. Here's our review.
Read MoreDie My Love Review: Jennifer Lawrence Gives A Career-Best Performance In Lynne Ramsay's Domestic Nightmare
Jennifer Lawrence gives a raw, feral, and brilliant performance in Lynne Ramsay's disturbing (and darkly funny) Die My Love. Here's our review.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Review: Dan Trachtenberg Delivers The Most Radical Predator Film Since The Original
Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands is easily the funniest, most heartfelt, and boldest Predator movie of them all. Here's our review.
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Movies (26)
Every Dean Koontz Adaptation, Ranked
Dean Koontz is a best-selling author, but film and TV adaptations of his work haven't left much of a cultural footprint behind. Here's a ranking of the 15 best.
Read MoreWhen Should Stanley Kubrick Have Won His Best Director Oscar? An Investigation
There's no ambiguity here: one year more than any other should have seen Stanley Kubrick walk home with the statue for Best Director.
Read More15 Best Movie Villains Of The 2020s (So Far)
There have been some terrific cinematic baddies in the past few years. In no particular order, here's our list of the 15 best movie villains of the 2020s.
Read MoreMovies From The 2020s That Are Destined To Become Cult Classics
Sometimes, a movie doesn't find its audience until years after its initial release. Here are 12 films from the 2020s we think are destined to get their due.
Read MoreMovies To Watch If You Loved The Green Knight
Whether you loved The Green Knight because of its standout cast or its surreal take on Arthurian legend, these are the movies you should watch next.
Read More8 Best Dwayne Johnson Performances, Ranked
The Smashing Machine didn't tear up the box office, but it has us thinking about Dwayne Johnson's best performances. Here's a list of his best work, ranked.
Read More10 Things You Didn't Know About Squirrel Girl
Squirrel Girl hasn't made her way to the MCU yet, but it's only a matter of time. While you wait, here's everything you need to know about the plucky hero.
Read MoreThe 12 Best Santa Clauses In Movies, Ranked
Over the course of film history, many actors have donned Santa's red suit, but who wore it best? We investigate.
Read More5 Films To Watch If You Liked Skinamarink
If you dug the unsettling lo-fi vibes and analog aesthetic of Skinamarink, you'll love these five films.
Read MoreThe 12 Best Ian McKellen Roles That Aren't Gandalf
Sir Ian McKellan's career encompasses so much more than Middle Earth's favorite wizard. These are a few of the veteran actor's best roles.
Read MoreClassic Christmas Movies That Really Didn't Need Sequels
'Tis the season to pop in your favorite Christmas movie ... and do your best to avoid their cash-grab sequels.
Read MoreWhat's A Microdrama And Where Can You Stream Them?
Somehow, Quibi returned. Okay, not exactly, but microdramas are a similar type of short-form media, and they're apparently taking off right now.
Read MoreThe 10 Best Orson Welles Characters Ranked
Orson Welles was a larger-than-life personality, as were many of the characters he played. Of all of Welles' roles, these are his very best.
Read More'80s Kids Movies Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
The '80s was a prime decade for spectacular family-friendly movies. Here are some '80s kids films that everyone should see at least once.
Read MoreEven A Die-Hard Trekkie Wouldn't Recognize The First Version Of A Classic Villain
Before KHAAAAAAN, there was ... Harold Erickson?
Read MoreMichael Mann Had To Get Creative When Adapting The Last Of The Mohicans
Michael Mann had a lot of racist and otherwise problematic source material to contend with in adapting The Last of the Mohicans.
Read MoreNetflix Might Finally Be Forced To Put Its Movies In Theaters — Here's Why
Netflix's relationship with movie theaters has been rocky so far, but lately, signs indicate that it could be improving. Here's what that might mean.
Read More12 Best Performances In Steven Spielberg Movies
We rarely talk about Spielberg's facility as a director of actors, which is bizarre given he's made some of the greatest, most widely viewed movies of all time.
Read MoreWhy The Battle Royale Remake Was Canceled For Good
The legendary Japanese film almost got a Hollywood remake. Here's why it didn't happen.
Read MoreThe 20 Best Moments In RRR, Ranked By How Much We Can't Believe What We Saw
You won't believe your eyes.
Read MoreWhy 2016's Ben-Hur Remake Was A Box Office Flop
Ben-Hur had all the making of a classic remake, but that's far from what happened.
Read MoreThe 5 Things Billy Wilder Believed Every Director Needs To Be
'I had made myself rather unpopular as a writer at Paramount because I would come on the set and they would chase me off it.'
Read MoreWhy These 12 CG Monsters Missed The Mark
The road to bad CGI is paved with good intentions, and populated by these digital monstrosities.
Read MoreHalloween Was The Worst Weekend At The Box Office Of 2025 So Far - What Happened?
The 2025 weekend box office hit a new low over the Halloween frame, but there were still a few bright spots (and much greener pastures on the way in November).
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The Best Catwoman Comics Of All Time
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Wicked: For Good Has No Idea What To Do With Dorothy, And That's A Big Problem
Wicked: For Good introduces elements from the classic Wizard of Oz story, including some familiar characters. But their depiction has left some viewers wanting.
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Romance Movies (10)
Netflix's 2025 Christmas Heist Movie Is Also The Perfect Rom-Com For The Holiday Season
Netflix is already proving to be Holiday Movie Central this year with a hit new rom-com heist movie that fans and critics are loving.
Read MoreHow To Watch Colleen Hoover's Regretting You At Home
Colleen Hoover fans will soon be able to sob over Regretting You shame-free from the comfort of their own home (and with bonus content to boot).
Read MoreDaniel Day-Lewis' Forgotten 1993 Romance Movie Deserves More Love
Some folks dismissed this 1993 Daniel Day-Lewis and Martin Scorsese collaboration as being too emotionally restrained for a romantic drama, but they're wrong.
Read MoreWhy An Oscar Winner Asked For Fewer Lines In Eternity [Exclusive]
Eternity director David Freyne loved his characters so much he kept writing more material for them, but an Oscar winning star knew less is more.
Read MoreMargot Robbie's Wuthering Heights Trailer Has Everyone Defending Emily Brontë For All The Right Reasons
Is Wuthering Heights going to be a total disaster or does Emerald Fennell have something up her sleeve for Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi?
Read More20 Best Movies Like Twilight
The Twilight Saga helped inspired a boom in young adult movies, so there are plenty of others like it to watch, as well as some outside the box titles too.
Read MoreWhy Charlie Hunnam Dropped Out Of His Role As Fifty Shades Of Grey's Christian Grey
Charlie Hunnam was originally cast as Christian Grey in Fifty Shades of Grey, but he dropped out for reasons completely unrelated to the film's sexual content.
Read MoreMargot Robbie's Next Movie Could Be The First Big Box Office Hit Of 2026
Early signs indicate the Margot Robbie-starring Wuthering Heights might just end up becoming the first bonafide box office success story of 2026.
Read MoreReese Witherspoon Has An Interesting Theory About The Decline Of The Rom-Com
The rom-com genre has undergone a major contraction since the 2000s, and Reese Witherspoon feels it's partly related to changes in the way people interact.
Read MoreDenzel Washington's '90s Romance Movie With A 92% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is A Hidden Gem On HBO Max
This celebrated '90s romance film starring Denzel Washington is worth viewing on HBO Max (and not just because it's connected to a certain newly-elected mayor).
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Science Fiction Movies (100)
James Cameron Knows How To End The Avatar Franchise If Fire & Ash Isn't Profitable
On the off chance that Avatar: Fire and Ash is a disaster that puts an end to the Avatar film franchise, James Cameron knows a way to tell the end of the story.
Read MoreA Game Of Thrones Co-Creator Helped Write An Ambitious Will Smith Sci-Fi Flop
David Benioff, one of the co-creators of HBO's Game of Thrones, was one of several writers who worked on Ang Lee's Will Smith-led sci-fi film, Gemini Man.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Sigourney Weaver Joined The Star Wars Movie Mandalorian & Grogu
Sigourney Weaver will join the Star Wars franchise with her role in The Mandalorian and Grogu, a movie the actor was excited to work on for one simple reason.
Read MoreJoaquin Phoenix's Bizarre 2000s Sci-Fi Movie Might Deserve Another Look
This strange 2000s Joaquin Phoenix sci-fi film was excoriated upon its release, and while it is a bit of a mess, it's only grown more relevant over time.
Read MoreUma Thurman's 2003 Sci-Fi Thriller Is One Of Hollywood's Worst Philip K. Dick Adaptations
The 2003 adaptation of Philip K. Dick's Paycheck, starring Ben Affleck and Uma Thurman, has largely been forgotten by sci-fi fans.
Read MoreRay Liotta's Forgotten '90s Thriller On Prime Video Will Scratch Your Dystopian Sci-Fi Itch
Prime Video is currently streaming this '90s Ray Liotta dystopian sci-fi thriller, which is reminiscent of movies like Escape from New York (in a good way).
Read MoreQuentin Tarantino Thinks That The Hunger Games Ripped Off A Wild 2000 Movie
Quentin Tarantino is among those who feel The Hunger Games ripped this film off (despite Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins' claims to the contrary).
Read MoreThe Sci-Fi Movie Steve McQueen Didn't Want To Talk About
Steve McQueen was rarely hesitant to talk about his career, although there was one sci-fi film on his resume that he refused to discuss in interviews.
Read MoreChris Evans Dodged A Bullet By Dropping Out Of Mark Wahlberg's 2021 Sci-Fi Failure
Chris Evans lucked out when he left this much-hyped sci-fi flick, which replaced him with Mark Wahlberg before becoming a straight-to-streaming critical bust.
Read MoreMarvel Was Responsible For One Of The Earliest Stephen King Adaptations
Stephen King is a master of horror, but one of his first adaptations was a sci-fi heavy comic book adaptation of one of his short stories.
Read MoreJames Cameron Has One Pet Peeve About The Way People Talk About The Avatar Movies
James Cameron has admitted there's one particular recurring discussion point regarding the Avatar movies that sticks in his craw, and it's easy to see why.
Read MoreHow To Watch Tron: Ares At Home
If you missed Tron: Ares in theaters, here's when you can watch it at home. For the collectors out there, we also have the street date for the physical release.
Read MoreStar Wars' Design For Chewbacca Combined Real Animals With A Creature From Another Sci-Fi Classic
Chewbacca's design for the original Star Wars trilogy combines elements of not just a dog and a cat but also creatures from an earlier classic sci-fi film.
Read MoreStar Trek: The Motion Picture Was Plagued By Injuries And A Threatened Strike
Star Trek: The Motion Picture director Robert Wise had to deal with several obstacles beyond his control as he raced to make the film's scheduled release date.
Read More/Film Holiday Gift Guide 2025: Coolest Clothes, Gear, Homegoods & Decorations For Movie & TV Fans
In this part of the 2025 /Film Holiday Gift Guide, we've got an amazing assortment of clothing, gear, home goods, and more from your favorite movies & TV shows.
Read More'70s Sci-Fi Movies That Still Hold Up Today
Many sci-fi movies lose their edge when society catches up to the speculative premise at the center of the story, but here are five that still hold up.
Read MoreA Terminator Star's Action Movie On Hulu Will Scratch Your '80s Sci-Fi Itch
If you're looking for a new sci-fi action film that feels like it's from the 1980s but was made today, you must check out this 2025 Hulu release.
Read MoreSci-Fi Fans Think An Underrated 2007 Movie Might Have Predicted This Decade's Oscar Winners
Did this Danny Boyle sci-fi movie from 2007 predict a bunch of future Oscar winners? That's the latest theory making the rounds.
Read MoreSunrise On The Reaping Trailer Is Full Of Familiar Hunger Games Characters With New Faces
The time has come for yet another Hunger Games prequel. Watch the trailer for Sunrise on the Reaping, which is headed to theaters a year from now.
Read MoreOne Thing Sets Oscar Isaac's Victor Frankenstein Apart From All Previous Versions
Guillermo del Toro's take on Victor Frankenstein (Oscar Isaac) in his and Netflix's Frankenstein differs from the movie adaptations before it (in a good way).
Read MoreStar Trek: The Motion Picture's First Directorial Choice Went On To Helm Another Sci-Fi Classic
Before Robert Wise helmed Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the feature adaptation of the hit series was nearly directed by a different sci-fi legend.
Read MoreRoger Ebert Once Compared This Gritty '90s Sci-Fi Horror Movie To The Matrix
The Matrix is one of the most important sci-fi films ever made, and the legendary Roger Ebert once connected the film to a sci-fi body horror classic.
Read MoreThe Running Man's Best Idea Was Not In Stephen King's Book
The best idea in Edgar Wright's adaptation of The Running Man was, surprisingly, not in the original Stephen King/Richard Bachman novel.
Read MoreBoba Fett Fan Theories Existed Before Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Even Hit Theaters
Before Empire Strikes Back arrived in theaters, people were theorizing about Boba Fett’s origins thanks to the Star Wars Holiday Special.
Read More/Film Showdown: Pennywise Vs. Freddy Krueger
You put these two in the same room and you get some serious horror movie violence.
Read MoreMichael J. Fox Responded To A Back To The Future Mistake Fans Still Bring Up
Back to the Future absolutely has plot holes, including a frequently-cited one that Michael J. Fox has written about. It's also a great piece of filmmaking.
Read MoreProject Hail Mary Trailer Reveals How The Movie Adapts A Tricky Aspect Of The Book
The new Project Hail Mary trailer reveals how the sci-fi adventure film is adapting one of the tricker aspects of The Martian author Andy Weir's source novel.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Set A Big Franchise Record - But Is It Too Early To Celebrate?
Predator: Badlands is the biggest solo Predator movie at the box office. But even with a hefty production budget, this could be a huge win in the long run.
Read MoreThe Running Man Has A Secret Role For An SNL Cast Member (And It's Not Martin Herlihy)
The Running Man utilizes former SNL cast member/writer Martin Herlihy in a small supporting role, but another SNL star has a stealthy role in the movie too.
Read MoreElizabeth Olsen's 2025 Sci-Fi Movie On Hulu Is Easily One Of The Year's Best Thrillers
This 2025 sci-fi film starring Elizabeth Olsen is worth streaming on Hulu, so long as you're okay watching a not-so-happy movie about an all-too-likely future.
Read MoreHow Paul Verhoeven's Manga Inspirations Nearly Ruined RoboCop's Iconic Design
Paul Verhoeven sought to redesign the RoboCop suit after reading some Japanese manga, but he mostly ended up creating a huge headache for his cast and crew.
Read More5 Reasons Why Glen Powell's The Running Man Flopped At The Box Office
Even with Glen Powell starring and director Edgar Wright drawing from a Stephen King story, The Running Man has gotten off to a rough start at the box office.
Read MoreJames Cameron Got One Directive From Disney's Bob Iger On Avatar: Fire And Ash
James Cameron wants all the feedback he can get on Avatar: Fire and Ash, but Disney CEO Bob Iger kept things simple after one of the film's test screenings.
Read MoreColin Farrell's Partying Made His Minority Report Co-Star Tom Cruise Angry
Before he curtailed his alcohol use, Colin Farrell's drinking once made filming on Minority Report so difficult that it got under his co-star Tom Cruise's skin.
Read MoreHow The Ku Klux Klan Interfered With Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters Of The Third Kind
One of the cast members of Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind made the right kind of enemy when they publicly lambasted the Ku Klux Klan.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Has Already Released A Hard-Hitting Prequel
Can't get enough of Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands? Fortunately, there's already a hard-hitting prequel tie-in for you to enjoy.
Read MoreEdgar Wright's The Running Man Remake Botches Its Own Message
Edgar Wright's The Running Man is meant to satirize the violence of dystopian entertainment, but it has a hard time sticking the landing due to one big problem.
Read MoreThe Running Man Addresses The Ongoing AI/Deepfake Controversy In The Perfect Way
The Running Man features a sinister use of artificial intelligence and deepfake technology, and it feels rather relevant in today's misinformation climate.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Echoes The Story Of A Dennis Quaid And Louis Gossett Jr. Sci-Fi Classic
If you are one of the millions of people who saw (and loved) Predator: Badlands, you have to check out this underrated sci-fi flick starring Dennis Quaid.
Read MoreKurt Russell's First Movie Franchise Was This Little-Remembered Sci-Fi Disney Trilogy
Kurt Russell scored his first franchise by starring in a trilogy of Disney sci-fi/comedy films about Dexter Riley, a student at the fictional Medfield College.
Read MorePredator: Why Hunting Is At The Core Of The Yautja Culture, Explained
Why is hunting such a core tenet of the Yautja culture? The star of Predator: Badlands sheds some light on this backstory.
Read MoreDennis Quaid's 25-Year-Old Sci-Fi Thriller Is Way Too Good To Be Forgotten
If you're looking for a Dad Movie that'll quickly switch on the waterworks, it's hard to do better than this Dennis Quaid-starring 2000 sci-fi flick.
Read MorePredator: Badlands' Dek Actor Had To Complete A Wild Challenge To Land The Role
Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi had to demonstrate he was up for the physical challenge of playing Dek in Predator: Badlands in a pretty wild way.
Read MorePredator: Badlands' First Draft Gave Dek A Much Bigger Challenge Than Being His Clan's 'Runt'
Dan Trachtenberg originally planned to make poor Dek's life even harder in Predator: Badlands. Here's why the director ultimately changed his mind.
Read MoreThe Running Man's Arnold Schwarzenegger 'Cameo' Isn't The Only Reference To The Original
The Running Man gives a nod to Arnold Schwarzenegger, star of the 1987 movie of the same name, but there are more references to the original too.
Read MoreParamount's Next Star Trek Movie Beams Up Dungeons & Dragons Directors
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein will direct Paramount's newest Star Trek film. Get the details here.
Read MoreThe Running Man Sneaks A Ton Of Stephen King Easter Eggs Into A Single Scene
For those paying attention, Edgar Wright's The Running Man manages to sneak in a collection of Stephen King Easter eggs into a single scene. Did you catch them?
Read MoreThe Two Stunts Sylvester Stallone Says Could Have Easily Killed Him
Sylvester Stallone has frequently put himself in peril while making his movies, but two of the stunts he performed for Demolition Man nearly got him killed.
Read MoreThe Toxic Reason The Men In Black Headquarters Set Could Never Be Built Again
The Men in Black headquarters building has faced plenty of peril, but there was also a real-life toxic threat hidden on the set.
Read MoreEwan McGregor's Star Wars Stunt Double Suffered A Major Injury Shooting This Fight
Action sequences are some of the most exciting parts of cinema, but they're also risky business, even on a movie as high-profile as Star Wars.
Read MoreWhy Tank Girl Star Lori Petty Was Fired From Demolition Man After Just A Few Days
Lori Petty was originally cast in Sandra Bullock's role in Demolition Man, only to depart the Sylvester Stallone-led sci-fi flick a few days into production.
Read MoreDenzel Washington And Russell Crowe's Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Movie Deserves Another Look
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Read More25 Years Ago, Mars Was Responsible For Two Big Sci-Fi Box Office Bombs
The year 2000 saw an obsession with movies about other planets, and two of the biggest sci-fi bombs of the year were both about Mars.
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If you're doing a rewatch of The Running Man with Arnold Schwarzenegger, keep your eyes peeled for a gag in the credits you've likely missed.
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One of the best characters in Tron: Ares won the role after a major producer saw him steal scenes in the trailer for an action movie.
Read MoreSylvester Stallone Wore Body Armor So Wesley Snipes Could 'Really Lay Into' Him In Demolition Man
Sylvester Stallone has no problem committing as hard as possible, which is why he wore body armor during Demolition Man so Wesley Snipes could actually hit him.
Read MoreWhere Does Predator: Badlands Take Place On The Overall Timeline?
Where and when exactly does Predator: Badlands take place in the ever-changing Alien and Predator timeline? Here's what you need to know.
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Linguist Britton Watkins came up with a Yautja phrase that speaks to what makes Predator: Badlands work, even though it's not actually in the movie.
Read More5 Reasons Why Predator: Badlands Dominated The Box Office
Despite the last two Predator movies releasing directly to Hulu, Predator: Badlands managed to exceed box office expectations in its opening weekend.
Read MoreHow Elle Fanning's Unusual Physical Abilities Added To Her Predator: Badlands Character
Predator: Badlands is one of the most VFX heavy films in the franchise, but Elle Fanning was able to keep some aspects of her character practical.
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Predator: Badlands is a fascinating subversion of the franchise's usual beats, and evokes Arnold Schwarzenegger's best movie.
Read MoreThe Blade Runner Actor Responsible For The Sci-Fi Movie's Signature Style
Ridley Scott presented a striking vision of a cyberpunk future in Blade Runner, but credited one of the movie's actors with a key element of its style.
Read MoreWhy Steven Spielberg Hid Michael J. Fox's Back To The Future Hiring Until He Started Shooting
Back to the Future producer Steven Spielberg was in no rush to reveal Michael J. Fox had taken over the film's lead role from Eric Stoltz.
Read MoreTo Fully Understand James Cameron's Genius, You Have To Watch This Documentary
The Disney+ documentary Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Movies shows how James Cameron solved the biggest filmmaking problem of his career in amazing detail.
Read MorePredator: Badlands' Far-Future Setting Raises A Fascinating Alien Question
Predator: Badlands is set far in the future to avoid messing with franchise continuity, but it also raises a few questions.
Read MoreThe Best Sci-Fi Comic Of The Past Decade Is Like R-Rated Star Wars Done Right
This revered sci-fi comic book series is a politically-charged space opera in the vein of Star Wars, only it's aimed squarely at adult readers.
Read MoreThe Running Man Remake Connects Directly To A Classic Stephen King Location
Edgar Wright's film adaptation of The Running Man features a direct connection to the setting of one of Stephen King's best-known horror stories.
Read More5 Reasons Why Star Trek's Kelvin Timeline Failed
The Star Trek Kelvin timeline movies are officially done for the time being, so let's examine why this film series failed to make it past three installments.
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JJ Abrams' Star Trek movie universe got off to a decent start, but things went terribly wrong with the sequel, Star Trek Into Darkness.
Read MoreHow Avatar: The Way Of Water Forced James Cameron To Finally Chill Out
James Cameron has admitted to being a bit of a 'dictator' on the sets of his films over the years, but Avatar: The Way Of Water changed that.
Read MorePredator: Badlands And The New Alien Stories Have One Major Thing In Common
The worlds of the Predator and Alien films are colliding in Predator: Badlands with a brilliant thematic connection outside of the Yautja and Xenomorphs.
Read MoreWhy Glen Powell's Running Man Changed The Stephen King Story's Original Ending
Edgar Wright's take on The Running Man with Glen Powell changes the ending of Stephen King's original story. Here's why, for those who haven't read the book.
Read MoreAvatar: The Way Of Water's Tech Team Tried To Convince James Cameron To Avoid Filming Underwater
James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water crew tried to convince him not to film it underwater, and you can see why, given the obstacles they had to overcome.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Is A Major Sci-Fi Crossover Done Right
By doing more with less, Predator: Badlands wisely uses some restraint and proves that not all brand expansions are built equally.
Read MoreJurassic World 5 Is Sorely Needed, Whether You Like It Or Not
Complain about Jurassic World 5 moving forward all you want, but it's hard to deny that Universal and the movie theater industry at large need this sequel.
Read MoreNew Avatar: Fire And Ash Footage Raises Questions About James Cameron's Sci-Fi Sequel
The Avatar: Fire and Ash footage featured in the Disney+ Avatar documentary raises big questions about Spider (Sam Champion) in James Cameron's sci-fi sequel.
Read MoreThe Most Surprising Part Of Predator: Badlands May Shock Longtime Fans
Predator: Badlands is surprisingly emotional and funny – which is totally unlike most Predator films that have come before.
Read MoreThe Stranger Things Cameo In Predator: Badlands You Probably Missed
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Read MoreHow Predator: Badlands Sets Up The Next Sequel In Dan Trachtenberg's New Universe
Predator: Badlands continues Dan Trachtenberg's supremacy in the franchise, and the ending provides the perfect set up for a sequel.
Read MoreThe Last Jedi Director Rian Johnson Reveals Whether Negative Reactions Killed His Star Wars Trilogy
Rian Johnson has discussed the fate of his as-yet-unrealized Star Wars movie trilogy after the polarizing online reactions to his work on The Last Jedi.
Read More20 Best Movies Like Interstellar
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Read MoreDan Trachtenberg Drew Inspiration For Predator: Badlands' Title From An Unusual Place [Exclusive]
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Read MorePredator: Badlands Director Reveals The Biggest Challenge Of Making The Movie [Exclusive]
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Read MoreThe Most Disturbing Scene In Bugonia Uses A Classic Green Day Song
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Read MoreIt Sounds Like The Star Trek Kelvin Timeline Is Truly And Officially Dead
It seems the Star Trek Kelvin timeline movies are truly dead in the wake of the Paramount-Skydance merger, but what about other Trek films? Here's what we know.
Read MoreGodzilla Fought Pollution In The Most Bonkers Monster Movie Of The '70s
Godzilla has appeared in some pretty ridiculous monster movies in his lifetime, but few of them have been quite as outlandish as this '70s flick.
Read More15 Strongest Jedi In Star Wars, Ranked
For 1,000 generations, the Jedi Knights were the guardians of peace and justice in the Old Republic. But who are the strongest Jedi ever? Let's rank them!
Read MoreThis Overlooked '70s Cult Sci-Fi Movie Finally Let David Bowie Play An Alien
David Bowie's ethereal appearance and space-themed pop songs made him a perfect fit to play an alien in The Man Who Fell to Earth.
Read MoreWhy Amber Midthunder's Naru Didn't Return For Predator: Badlands
Prey protagonist Naru (Amber Midthunder) doesn't appear in Dan Trachtenberg's follow-up, Predator: Badlands, but that doesn't mean we won't see her again.
Read MoreProposed I, Robot TV Series Sequel Would Have Adapted Other Asimov Stories
I, Robot's creatives pursued the idea of a sequel TV series that adapted more of Isaac Asimov's robot stories, which could've gone in a pretty wild direction.
Read MorePeter Mayhew Expected To Shoot More Star Wars Movies A Few Years After Jedi's Release
Peter Mayhew eventually played Chewbacca again after the original Star Wars trilogy, but it took much longer than George Lucas had initially led him to believe.
Read MoreThe Star Wars Movie That Inspired The Creation Of Predator: Badlands
Predator: Badlands puts an unusual twist on the franchise by making the protagonist a Predator, and director Dan Trachtenberg was inspired by Star Wars.
Read More10 Worst Star Trek Stories Of All Time
Star Trek may be one of the most iconic franchises in pop culture history, but it's also taken some missteps with some terrible storylines here and there.
Read MoreStar Trek: Wrath Of Khan's Director Had A Simple Trick For Dealing With William Shatner's Ego
William Shatner has a very particular acting style, but the director of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan figured out how to keep his star's ego in check.
Read MoreThis '70s Disney Sci-Fi Film Stars A Horror Icon (And Has A Bizarre Ending)
This '70s Disney sci-fi film was a proper flop, but it's also an interesting movie with a great cast (including a horror legend) and a truly baffling ending.
Read MoreRoger Ebert Had An Extremely Harsh Review For A Classic Kurt Russell Sci-Fi Movie
Roger Ebert had some notorious takedowns of films he did not care for, including this Kurt Russell sci-fi pic from the 1990s.
Read MoreStar Wars' Admiral Ackbar Made His Debut In A Story You Probably Never Knew Existed
Return of the Jedi brought Admiral Ackbar to the screen, but he made his debut in a different Star Wars project where he was a much more prominent figure.
Read MoreInterstellar Almost Stopped Matt Damon From Doing This Hit Movie With 91% On Rotten Tomatoes
One of Matt Damon's best roles was one he almost didn't accept because he feared it was too similar to a hit Christopher Nolan sci-fi flick.
Read MoreAustin Butler Could Barely Walk For Nearly A Year Due To A Dune 2 Press Tour Injury
During the press tour for Dune 2, Austin Butler sustained a foot injury that remained an uncomfortable mystery for nearly a year.
Read MoreAll 14 Star Trek Movies, Ranked By Rotten Tomatoes Score
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6 Essential Star Wars: The Clone Wars Arcs Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
There's a lot of compelling material to comb through in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, but these arcs are some of the show's best and most important storylines.
Read MoreHow Sci-Fi Fandom Made Katee Sackhoff Miserable Over Her Battlestar Galactica Role
Syfy's Battlestar Galactica reboot is now widely beloved, so much so it's easy to forget how much hate Katee Sackhoff got for her casting on the sci-fi series.
Read MoreHow Pluribus Coordinated Hundreds Of Actors For Episode 4's Intense Hivemind Scene
Pluribus episode 4 features an intense sequence with many, many members of the hivemind, and it was just as challenging to coordinate as you'd expect.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things' Creators Decided Not To Introduce New Monsters In Season 5
As massive as Stranger Things season 5 proved to be, creators Matt and Ross Duffer intentionally avoided introducing new Upside Down monsters into the mix.
Read MoreStranger Things' Creators Were Absolutely Shocked By The Popularity Of Two Characters
The Duffer Brothers were famously surprised by Stranger Things viewers' reaction to Barb, but the fan reaction to this other character surprised them, too.
Read MoreThis Eddie Munson Fan Theory Completely Delighted Stranger Things' Creators
Stranger Things fans have formed some wild theories about how Eddie Munson could return from the dead, one of which deeply amused creators Matt and Ross Duffer.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things Expanded Its Core Ensemble Cast In The Final Season
Stranger Things already has a large ensemble cast, and yet the showrunners decided to add a new main character for the final season. Here's why.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Pays Homage To An Underrated '80s War Movie
Stranger Things has always paid homage to more than just classic sci-fi and horror films, with season 5 even referencing an excellent '80s war dramedy.
Read MoreThe Sneaky Harry Potter Storyline In Stranger Things Season 5
It appears Stranger Things season 5 is repurposing a Harry Potter storyline when it comes to Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) and Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower).
Read MoreIs Stranger Things Season 5 Setting Up One Character To Become More Powerful Than Eleven?
The first three episodes of Stranger Things season 5 sure seem to be setting another character up to be just as powerful as Eleven, if not more powerful.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Continues Season 4's Huge Vecna Problem
By turning Vecna into the ultimate big bad, Stranger Things has run into a problem, and that problem is persisting into the final season.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things Has Been Such A Huge Hit, Explained By The Show's Creators
As frequent director and executive producer Shawn Levy sees it, the popularity of Netflix's Stranger Things is about a lot more than 1980s nostalgia.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things Star Millie Bobby Brown Played Eleven Differently In Season 5
Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) faces some decidedly intimidating challenges in Stranger Things season 5, which impacted the way Brown played the character.
Read MorePluribus Just Did Its Own Version Of An Infamous Breaking Bad Gag (With One Major Change)
A memorable moment from the new episode of Pluribus recalls an iconic scene from Vince Gilligan's other show, Breaking Bad.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Features A Major Connection To The Show's Worst Episode
'The Lost Sister' is widely considered Stranger Things' worst episode, and the first chunk of season 5 calls back to that installment in a significant way.
Read MorePluribus' Crew Pranked Rhea Seehorn With A Better Call Saul Cameo
A Better Call Saul voice cameo in Pluribus episode 5 was used to prank star Rhea Seehorn, whose reaction was caught on camera.
Read MoreWill A Stranger Things Movie Ever Happen? The Duffer Brothers Provide An Answer
Stranger Things is ending with season 5, but what about an eventual movie? Here's what creators Matt and Ross Duffer had to say about the franchise's future.
Read MoreThe Hidden Clues In Stranger Things Season 5 All Point Toward The Same Thing
Stranger Things season 5 features multiple teases throughout its first batch of episodes that point to the show finally embracing a major genre trope.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Breaks A Major Promise To Fans
The opening minutes of Stranger Things season 5 (which have already been officially released online) feature some questionable VFX work.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Turns The Show's Wildest Cliffhanger Into A Massive Disappointment
If you've spent the last few years wondering how Stranger Things season 5 was going to address the season 4 cliffhanger, we have some not-great news.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Gives A Major Role To A Background Character You Forgot Existed
Mike's sister Holly Wheeler has mostly existed in the background of Stranger Things, but in season 5, she's given a major role to play.
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5's Biggest Twist Won't Surprise Any Longtime Fans
The ending of Stranger Things season 5 volume 1 is meant to be a big reveal, but most fans likely will have seen this twist coming.
Read MoreThe Meaning Of Mr. Whatsit In Stranger Things Season 5, Explained
A character name in the first half of Stranger Things season 5 is a direct reference to a classic young adult science fantasy novel.
Read MoreOne Key Moment In Pluribus Episode 5 Might Have A Deeper Meaning For Breaking Bad Fans
The fifth episode of Pluribus features a plot point that harkens back thematically to one of the most divisive episodes in all of Breaking Bad.
Read MoreIs This How Stranger Things Ends? The Wild (Yet Plausible) Theory, Explained
Stranger Things is finally coming to an end after five seasons, but have we had the answer to the ending all along? Let's break down this fan theory.
Read MoreWhat Sci-Fi Author William Gibson Thought About The Matrix
The Matrix was heavily inspired by William Gibson's cyberpunk novel Neuromancer. Here's what the author had to say after seeing the movie.
Read MoreStranger Things' Biggest, Most Difficult Episode To Shoot Wasn't The Netflix Series' Finale
The most difficult episode to make for the upcoming final season of Netflix's mega-hit Stranger Things wasn't the series finale.
Read MoreStranger Things Is Taking Notes From One Of The Greatest Sequels Ever Made For Its Final Season
Stranger Things season 5 is taking inspiration from an all-time great film sequel as the Netflix series aims to bring its narrative full circle.
Read MoreLegendary Sci-Fi Writer Isaac Asimov Didn't Mince Words When It Came To Battlestar Galactica
Isaac Asimov wasn't hesitant to speak frankly about some of the most popular sci-fi projects of the 1970s, including the original Battlestar Galactica TV show.
Read MoreA Guillermo Del Toro Movie Star Previously Played Frankenstein's Monster
Frequent Guillermo del Toro collaborator Luke Goss doesn't play the Creature in del Toro's Frankenstein, but he did portray the character in another adaptation.
Read MoreWhy Halston Sage Left The Orville
Halston Sage played Alara Kitan in The Orville season 1, but her subsequent departure from the sci-fi comedy series had nothing to do with off-screen drama.
Read MoreWhat Foundation Writer Isaac Asimov Thought About Star Trek
Isaac Asimov was one of the leading figures in the science fiction genre, so when he offered his thoughts on Star Trek, people took note.
Read MoreHow James Cameron Really Feels About Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth
James Cameron proved there was franchise potential with Aliens, and he's finally given his thoughts on Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth series.
Read MoreA Legendary Star Trek Writer Has Died – These Are Her Essential Episodes
Jeri Taylor was one of the most influential writers in Star Trek history. To celebrate her life, we're highlighting five of her most essential episodes.
Read MorePluribus Episode 4 Reveals The Darkest Part Of Carol Sturka's Backstory Yet
Pluribus episode 4 starts to reveal more about the backstory of its lead character, Carol Sturka, played by Rhea Seehorn.
Read MorePluribus Episode 4 Has An Unexpected Cameo From An Albuquerque Fixture
The latest episode of the Apple TV series Pluribus features a real-life Albuquerque figure playing himself in an amusing cameo.
Read MorePluribus Episode 4 Just Introduced The Show's Breakout Character (And We Love Him)
While Rhea Seehorn's Carol is the main focus of Pluribus, the sci-fi series just introduced a new breakout character and we want to know more.
Read MorePluribus Episode 4 Turns A Throwaway Comedic Moment Into A Key Plot Point
A funny, seemingly throwaway moment from Pluribus episode 3 is given some interesting new context in episode 4 of the Apple TV series.
Read MorePluribus Borrowed A Creepy Episode 1 Moment From A Chilling Stephen King Movie
Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan has homaged Stanley Kubrick's classic Stephen King movie The Shining before, and he did it again in the show's first episode.
Read MoreA Stargate Veteran Is Bringing The Cult Sci-Fi Franchise Back From The Dead For Prime Video
Prime Video is reviving Stargate with a new streaming series that's being overseen by a longtime veteran of the cult favorite sci-fi property.
Read MoreApple TV's Pluribus Becomes 'Useless' If One Thing Is Revealed, According To A Writer
The Apple TV series Pluribus has been keeping its deeper meaning a bit of a mystery, and that's all by design according to one of the show's writers.
Read MoreStar Wars Rebels Writers Have One Major Problem With The Ahsoka TV Series
A big character revelation from the live-action Ahsoka TV series went against what the writers of Star Wars Rebels had in mind.
Read MoreThe Sneaky Foundation Season 3 Line That May Be More Important Than You Realize
A line in Foundation season 3 could be a subtle hint that the series is headed towards a major element from Asimov's books.
Read MoreThe Unsettling Connection Between Apple TV's Pluribus And Foundation
Pluribus and Foundation are two of the best sci-fi shows currently airing, and both are connected by a deeply unsettling similarity.
Read MoreStranger Things: Eleven's Powers Explained
With the final season of Stranger Things almost upon us, we're breaking down all the cool superhero-y stuff Eleven can do.
Read MoreWhy Foundation's Brother Day Is Often Shirtless, According To Lee Pace
Brother Day, Lee Pace's character in Foundation, frequently struts around without a shirt on. It may seem like a joke, but Pace has put real thought into it.
Read MoreApple TV's Pluribus Might Not Have The Type Of Twist Fans Expect
The hive mind virus in Pluribus seems to have an alien origin, but show creator Vince Gilligan warns audiences not to expect a big twist.
Read MoreThe 10 Most Essential Episodes Of 'Star Wars Rebels'
Now that the entire series is streaming on Disney+, here are the 10 best episodes of Star Wars Rebels.
Read MoreStranger Things' Crew Went To Epic Lengths To Prevent Season 5 Photo And Video Leaks
The crew of Stranger Things went to extreme measures to make sure photos and videos didn't leak from the set of the final season.
Read MoreThe Woman Who Saved Star Trek From Cancellation Appeared In The Franchise's First Movie
Star Trek fan Bjo Trimble played a big part in saving the original series, which resulted in an appearance in the first Trek movie.
Read MoreGene Roddenberry's Non-Star Trek Projects, Ranked
Gene Roddenberry may best be known for creating Star Trek, but let's take a look at all of the other projects that he ushered in to film and television.
Read MoreFoundation's Showrunner Sold Apple On The Isaac Asimov Adaptation With A Single Sentence
To create the Foundation TV series, David Goyer had to come up with a one-sentence pitch that distilled down Isaac Asimov's complicated story.
Read MoreHow Stranger Things' Barb Actress Feels About The Reactions To Her Character's Death
Remember #JusticeForBarb? Actress Shannon Purser reflects on the extreme reactions to her Stranger Things character's death.
Read MoreApple TV's Pluribus Is Already Following A Great Strategy Set Up By Severance
Apple TV knows how to market a twisty sci-fi series, as Pluribus is brilliantly following in the marketing footsteps of Severance.
Read MoreHow Scientifically Accurate Is Apple TV's Pluribus?
Vince Gilligan's Pluribus displays a deeply unsettling hive mind, but could something like this actually happen to human beings?
Read MorePluribus Episode 3 Brilliantly Reveals The Hive Mind's Greatest Weakness
Vince Gilligan's Pluribus is the hottest new series of 2025, and episode 3 gives us a greater insight to the terrifying Hive Mind.
Read MorePluribus Episode 3's Secret Weapon Comes Straight From The Breaking Bad Days
Like Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Vince Gilligan's new show Pluribus is pulling out all the stops when it comes to style.
Read MoreMonarch: Legacy Of Monsters Season 2 - Trailer, Premiere Date, Cast And More Details
Get ready for more kaiju attacks and vast conspiracies. Here's what we know about Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 2 ahead of the MonsterVerse series' return.
Read MoreJustin Theroux's Fallout Season 2 Character Has An Awesome Star Trek Connection
Justin Theroux's mysterious Mr. House will factor into Fallout season 2, but the character himself has a significant Star Trek connection in the original games.
Read MoreWhy Kate Mulgrew Remains Absolutely Livid Over Star Trek: Prodigy's Cancellation
Star Trek: Prodigy was a sweet and ambitious series, which is one of several reasons why co-star Kate Mulgrew remains angry about its sudden cancellation.
Read MoreHow Transformers Finally Achieved A Decepticon Redemption Arc Four Decades In The Making
With issue #26, Transformers comic writer Robert Kirkman has finally realized a Decepticon redemption arc that's been in the making since the 1980s.
Read MoreA Fan-Favorite Stranger Things Character Nearly Died In The First Season
A certain Stranger Things character would've never become a fixture on the show if the Duffer Brothers had killed them like they originally planned in season 1.
Read MoreThe 14 Best Sci-Fi Shows On Amazon Prime
Whether you're looking for beloved classics or Amazon's thought-provoking original series, Amazon Prime is a great place to find your next sci-fi binge.
Read More5 Mass Effect Characters Who We Want To See In Prime Video's Sci-Fi Series
Prime Video is turning Mass Effect into a new streaming series, and here are five characters from the games we hope end up on the show.
Read MoreWhy Pluribus Creator Vince Gilligan Included An Anti-AI Message In The End Credits
Pluribus creator Vince Gilligan has elaborated on his views toward AI-generated material (just in case the anti-AI message in the show's credits wasn't clear).
Read MoreApple TV Users Are All Arguing Over A Major Pluribus Episode 2 Scene
Fans of the new Vince Gilligan series Pluribus are arguing over a plot point in episode 2, but could doomscrolling be to blame?
Read MoreThe Sci-Fi Western Comic Book Series That Could Be The Next Game Of Thrones
Comic book series East of West is set in a dystopian, divided America with the Apocalypse approaching, and is perfect for Game of Thrones fans.
Read MoreStranger Things' Season 5 Included A Major First For The Netflix Series
Stranger Things season 5 broke new ground for the show from a technical perspective, and it was all the more exciting for the series' cast and crew.
Read MoreStranger Things Was Conceived As A Miniseries - Here's Why That Changed At Netflix
The first season of Stranger Things originally explained a crucial element of its story, but that changed after the Duffer Brothers pitched it to Netflix.
Read MoreApple TV's Pluribus Is The Latest Secret Remake Of A Sci-Fi Classic
Pluribus references 'Pod People' in a nod to Jack Finney's sci-fi classic The Body Snatchers, which has been adapted many times before.
Read MorePluribus' Sci-Fi Threat Is An Uncanny Update On A Terrifying Star Trek Villain
Vince Gilligan's new sci-fi drama Pluribus features a hive mind antagonist that might feel familar to Star Trek fans.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things Tapped Another '80s Icon As The Netflix Show's Season 5 Villain
Linda Hamilton joins '80s movie icons like Winona Ryder in the cast for Stranger Things season 5 (and in a villain role that brings things full circle for her).
Read MoreMove Over, Walter White: Pluribus Features Vince Gilligan's Most Dangerous Protagonist
Vince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad, knows a thing or two about complicated protagonists. But the Pluribus main character is a bit different.
Read MorePluribus Remixes Two Classic Sci-Fi Tropes Into Something Truly Unexpected
Pluribus subverts our sci-fi expectations every step of the way, taking classic tropes and remixing them into something unexpected.
Read MoreLeonard Nimoy's Feud With Gene Roddenberry Killed A Major Star Trek Anniversary Project
Leonard Nimoy and Gene Roddenberry weren't exactly seeing eye to eye in the early 1990s, which is why Nimoy killed the release of a Star Trek coffee table book.
Read MorePluribus Is Just Like HBO's The Last Of Us (With One Major Difference)
Vince Gilligan's new sci-fi show, Pluribus, for Apple TV shares some similarities with HBO's The Last of Us, but does it even better.
Read MoreHow Eddie Munson's Spirit Lives On In Stranger Things Season 5
Eddie Munson won't be returning from the dead in Stranger Things season 5, but the heavy metal-loving D&D aficionado will make his presence felt in other ways.
Read MoreVince Gilligan's Pluribus Perfects His Greatest Trick From Breaking Bad And Better Call Saul
Pluribus features a distinct style that series creator Vince Gilligan perfected on both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
Read MoreWhy Stranger Things Season 5's First Scene Took Months To Complete
Stranger Things season 5's opening scene, involving Noah Schnapp's Will Byers, took months to finish. Here's why it required so much work.
Read MoreMass Effect TV Series Will Finally Explore The Franchise's Biggest Question
Amazon's Mass Effect TV show will explore something that fans of the original video game series have been wondering about for many years.
Read MoreRhea Seehorn's Pluribus Character Echoes A Nightmarish Stephen King Story
Rhea Seehorn's character in Vince Gilligan's new show Pluribus has something in common with the protagonist of one of Stephen King's best books.
Read MoreKepler-22b: What's The Meaning Of The Mystery Planet In Pluribus Episode 1?
The planet mentioned in the first episode of the new Apple TV series Pluribus really exists and it's been used in a different sci-fi show before.
Read MoreApple TV's Pluribus Episode 1 Twist Is Straight Out Of A Legendary Anime
The basic set-up of the new Apple TV series Pluribus is very reminiscent of something that happens in the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion.
Read MoreApple TV's Pluribus Episode 1 Quickly Explains The Show's Mysterious Title
The first episode of Vince Gilligan's sci-fi Apple TV series Pluribus doesn't waste any time before getting to the true meaning of the show's curious title.
Read MorePredator: Badlands And Star Trek Have One Surprising Thing In Common [Exclusive]
Predator: Badlands gives us our most in depth look at the Yautja yet, including a surprising commonality with the Star Trek franchise.
Read MoreNetflix Just Figured Out How To Keep Stranger Things Going Forever
Netflix has unveiled the first look at its Stranger Things animated spin-off, a show that will basically let the streamer keep the franchise going ad infinitum.
Read MoreSet Phasers To Fun: LEGO's First Star Trek Set Is The Next Generation's Enterprise-D
The first LEGO Star Trek set has been confirmed, and it's the Enterprise-D from The Next Generation. Take a closer look at the set right here.
Read MoreScott Bakula Broke His Silence On The Star Trek Return Rumors Fans Won't Stop Talking About
Fans are hoping Scott Bakula reprises his role as Captain Jonathan Archer on a future Star Trek project, and the actor has finally addressed the rumors.
Read MoreEvery Star Trek Show And Movie In Chronological Order
Watching Star Trek in chronological order is no easy task, given the sprawling multiverse of TV shows and movies - but this guide will help.
Read More15 Star Trek Characters Who Died Off-Screen
Plenty of great storylines in the Star Trek franchise have seen beloved characters perish, but there are some who actually died off-screen instead.
Read MoreHow Star Trek: DS9 Bosses Tried To Trip One Star Up During Their Audition
When auditioning for the character of Nog, Aron Eisenberg was tested by the Star Trek powers that be. Here's how he passed his test.
Read MoreOne Of The Best Canceled Sci-Fi Shows Of The '90s Was Also Deeply Hilarious
The 1990s sci-fi series Now and Again only lasted one season and feels pretty much forgotten these days, but it deserved better.
Read MoreOne Of Star Trek: TNG's Best Episodes Was Inspired By A Fuji Film Advertisement
Inspiration can come from anywhere, and one of the best episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation was based on a publicity technique.
Read MoreWhatever Happened To The Maquis On Star Trek?
Some Star Trek fans have something of a cynical view of the Maquis, pointing out that they were never exploited to their full potential. Here's what happened.
Read MoreHow Christopher Judge Felt About Working With Don S. Davis On Stargate SG-1
Christopher Judge worked alongside Don S. Davis for a decade thanks to Stargate SG-1. Here's what he had to say about the experience.
Read MoreGene Roddenberry Had One Rule For Star Trek: The Motion Picture's Special Effects
Gene Roddenberry knew Star Trek: The Motion Picture needed great special effects, but he outlined one major rule that the sci-fi feature had to follow.
Read MoreLake Bell's Underrated Sci-Fi TV Series Is Streaming For Free On An Underused Service
Surface, an intriguing but short-lived mystery box sci-fi series starring Lake Bell, can now be watched for free online.
Read MoreThis Deep Space Nine Episode Was Crafted To 'Manipulate' Star Trek Fans Into Liking A Character
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine knew fans weren't thrilled with one of the characters, and wrote an entire episode to help course correct.
Read MoreThe Lt. Uhura Secret Star Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry Hid From Paramount
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry knew network executives wouldn't be happy about his casting choice for Lt. Uhura, so he played a trick on them.
Read MoreWilliam Shatner Learned A Valuable Lesson About Star Trek From Patrick Stewart
William Shatner had stopped taking the Star Trek franchise seriously at one point, but that changed after he saw Patrick Stewart play Captain Picard.
Read MoreWhy Doctor Who's Disney Partnership Ended After 21 Episodes
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Superhero Movies (55)
Why Patrick Stewart Agreed To Star In X-Men After Turning Down The Movie At First
Patrick Stewart initially turned down one of his most famous roles. Here's how the director of X-Men convinced him to play Professor X.
Read MoreHow Avengers: Age Of Ultron Worked To Avoid A Big 'Green Goblin Mistake'
Avengers: Age of Ultron may have had a robot villain, but director Joss Whedon wanted to avoid giving Ultron an expressionless mask like Green Goblin.
Read MoreJames Cameron's Biggest Issue With Marvel Movies Might Surprise You
James Cameron has joined the list of directors with thoughts about Marvel movies, though he has a very different bone to pick with those films than his peers.
Read MoreLet's Try To Explain Every Marvel Symbiote In Venom 3 (The Movie Doesn't Make It Easy)
Venom: The Last Dance introduces more new symbiotes than you might have anticipated, but it's hard to determine if they're familiar from Marvel Comics or not.
Read MoreBane Broke Batman's Back – Absolute Batman Just Repaid Him A Hundred Times Over
Absolute Batman #14 allows the Caped Crusader to give Bane some serious payback for the way he won the pair's first-ever fight in DC's comic books.
Read MoreWhy James Gunn's DC Universe Plans Shifted After Warner Bros' Initial Announcement
James Gunn's 'big story' for Warner Bros.' DC Universe has remained by and large the same since the reboot was announced, but it's also evolved in crucial ways.
Read MoreFantastic Four's Mole Man Stole A Line From This Jack Nicholson Rom-Com
Paul Walter Hauser had a blast making The Fantastic Four, and one of his best moments as Mole Man paid homage to a Jack Nicholson classic.
Read MoreThe Overlooked Drama That Landed Elizabeth Olsen Her Breakthrough Marvel Role
An acclaimed but under-the-radar indie drama helped land Elizabeth Olsen the role of Scarlet Witch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Read MoreThe Original Fantastic Four Stars Spent Their Own Cash To Promote The Roger Corman Marvel Film
The cast of the Roger Corman-produced Fantastic Four was determined to make the Marvel movie a success (being unaware that it was never meant to be released).
Read More5 Most Bizarre Silver Age Batman Villains We'd Love To See In James Gunn's DC Universe
James Gunn has the opportunity to include any DC character he wants in the new DC Universe, and we're hoping he goes back to the Silver Age for inspiration.
Read MoreHow Brendan Fraser Really Feels About The Batgirl Movie Being Scrapped
Brendan Fraser, who played the villainous Firefly in WB's unreleased Batgirl movie, doesn't hold back when talking about the film being shelved.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Director Edgar Wright Left Marvel's Ant-Man Movie
Edgar Wright's choice to step away from Marvel's Ant-Man has long been chalked up to 'creative differences,' but the truth isn't quite as dramatic as that.
Read MoreSuperman Director James Gunn Has One Big Rule On His Sets
James Gunn is known for the positive vibes on all of his sets, and it's due to his requirement that there's one rule everyone must follow.
Read MoreNicholas Hoult Got His Superman Audition By Sliding Into James Gunn's DMs
Nicholas Hoult had appeared in plenty of high-profile films before securing his audition for James Gunn's Superman, but he got that audition in an unusual way.
Read MoreFormer Ant-Man Director Edgar Wright Subtly Called Out The Problem With Modern Comic Book Movies
In discussing his departure from Marvel Studios' Ant-Man, director Edgar Wright pinpointed the biggest issue with modern comic book and superhero movies.
Read MoreMarvel And DC's Latest Crossover Is The Result Of A Cosmic Tinder Hookup (Seriously)
Marvel's Deadpool and DC's Batman have just met in the pages of a crossover, and the explanation for how is kind of wild.
Read More5 Reasons Why Blue Beetle Flopped At The Box Office
DC's Blue Beetle movie is trending on Netflix, finally finding an audience after flopping at the box office. Here's what went wrong when it hit theaters.
Read MoreThe Unusual Way Milly Alcock Learned She Was DC's New Supergirl
When Milly Alcock found out she had won the role of Supergirl in James Gunn and Peter Safran's new DC Universe, she didn't learn that info in a traditional way.
Read MoreJames Gunn Quietly Featured Two Guardians Of The Galaxy Stars In The Suicide Squad
James Gunn has formed his own acting troupe over the years, even subtly bringing back multiple Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy actors for The Suicide Squad.
Read MoreMarlon Brando's Behavior On Christopher Reeve's Superman Set Made Filming A Headache
Marlon Brando was paid a lot of money for only 12 days of work on the Christopher Reeve Superman movie, and he didn't make it easy.
Read MoreThe Cary Grant Movie That Helped Christopher Reeve Land His Superman Role
Christopher Reeve once revealed that a Cary Grant performance inspired him when he was trying to figure out how to play Clark Kent in Richard Donner's Superman.
Read MorePredator: Badlands Director Missed Out On One Key Marvel Movie – And That Changed Hollywood In A Major Way
Years before he directed Predator: Badlands, Dan Trachtenberg could've changed Hollywood history by helming a major Marvel Cinematic Universe movie.
Read More6 Other Batman Villains Who Deserve Their Own HBO Max Series
Since the Penguin is getting his own HBO Max series, we decided to list our picks for the best Batman villains who deserve one of their own.
Read MoreChristopher Nolan Modeled Batman Begins After One Of The Greatest Superman Movies Ever Made
Christopher Nolan took direct inspiration from a celebrated Superman movie while making Batman Begins, though not so much in terms of the film's tone.
Read MoreMarvel's 'Creative Committee' Tried To Force Major Changes To Guardians Of The Galaxy
Marvel Studios' infamous 'creative committee' wanted James Gunn to make some baffling changes to Guardians of the Galaxy, including one related to its music.
Read MoreWhy Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins Was Designed As A Solo Movie, Not A Trilogy Starter
Every movie in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy stands on its own, which was a deliberate choice Nolan made starting back on Batman Begins.
Read MoreMarvel's 1990 Captain America Movie Shot An Entire Day With No Film In The Camera
Marvel's infamous 1990 Captain America movie was so low-budget that it shot for an entire day without any film in the camera. Allow us to explain.
Read MoreJoel Schumacher's Canceled Batman Movie Had A Shocking Take On Harley Quinn
Joel Schumacher's canceled Batman sequel, Batman Unchained, would've featured both Scarecrow and a decidedly unconventional take on Harley Quinn's backstory.
Read MoreIf Superhero Movies Must Exist, Thank God A Dude Who Worked At Troma Is Leading The Charge
James Gunn got his start at Troma, and the skills he acquired there can help make the DC Universe (and future superhero movies in general) a success.
Read MoreDC Has The Perfect Solution For Fans Hungry For Robert Pattinson's Batman Sequel
The Batman 2 is still a long way off, but DC has released a comic that's perfect for fans of Robert Pattinson's Dark Knight.
Read MoreBrainiac Is The DC Universe's Next Major Villain - But Which One Will James Gunn Choose?
Upcoming Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow will feature Brainiac as the villain, but the comics have many different Brainiacs for James Gunn to choose from.
Read MoreMiles Teller Thinks One Person Is To Blame For Fantastic Four's Epic Failure
Miles Teller primarily blames one individual for the failure of 2015's Fantastic Four, and while he isn't naming names, it's not hard to read between the lines.
Read MoreGame Of Thrones' Creator Is Still Angry About Spider-Man's Most Controversial Storyline
You can count Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin among those who still take issue with this highly controversial Spider-Man comic book storyline.
Read MoreWhy Liam Neeson's Horror Superhero Darkman Never Got A Proper Sequel
The Sam Raimi-directed horror superhero flick Darkman was a modest hit. Here's why Raimi and original star Liam Neeson never reunited for a proper sequel.
Read MoreWhy James Gunn Turned Down Superman The First Time He Was Asked To Direct
James Gunn had the chance to direct Superman back in 2018 but turned it down. Here's why he finally said yes, and why 2018 wasn't the right time.
Read MoreHow Some Kind Of Wonderful Fixed The Problems Of Pretty In Pink
Some Kind of Wonderful was a thornier, more complex take on the love triangle in Pretty in Pink.
Read MoreWhy Shooting Batman & Robin Made Absolutely No Sense, According To Alicia Silverstone
Working on superhero movies means not having an idea what the film will look like until visual effects are added in, even on films like Batman & Robin.
Read MoreThe Absolutely Shocking Incredible Hulk Scene That Was Cut From The Marvel Movie
Incredible Hulk star Edward Norton originally had a very different creative vision for the Marvel Studios film, as evidenced by this shocking deleted scene.
Read MoreThe 15 Best Marvel Netflix Characters Ranked
Netflix's corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has closed up shop, but we'd love to see these characters return in some form. Here's hoping.
Read MoreDeadpool & Wolverine Almost Featured A Connection To Marvel's Worst-Reviewed Movie
Deadpool & Wolverine was packed with cameos, but Ryan Reynolds ultimately decided against featuring characters from Marvel's worst-reviewed movie.
Read MoreMichael Shannon Defends Man Of Steel's Controversial Zod Death Scene
More than a decade later, Michael Shannon still stands by Man of Steel and the controversial scene where Henry Cavill's Superman kills Shannon's General Zod.
Read MoreTim Burton's Batman Opening Is A Secret Adaptation Of This DC Comics Story
The opening of Tim Burton's Batman quietly pays homage to one of executive producer (and lifelong Dark Knight fan) Michael Uslan's favorite Batman comics.
Read MoreThis 'Banned' Batman Comic Is Valuable For A Hilarious, Outrageous Reason
The original run of a Batman comic from the late 2010s is worth a heck of a lot of money due to one outrageous panel that sparked a craze.
Read More14 Shows Like Broadchurch That Are Definitely Worth Watching
Love Broadchurch for its compelling mysteries, its moody setting, or the chemistry between its leads? Be sure to investigate these other murder mystery series.
Read MoreThe Complete Stephen Sondheim Repertoire And How To Watch
The late Stephen Sondheim left behind a huge legacy. We've compiled a list of his major musical theater projects along with behind-the-scenes insights.
Read MoreEveryone Loved Spartacus, Except For Stanley Kubrick
The mood behind the scenes of Spartacus was its own epic drama.
Read MoreMarvel's Loki Writer Knows Who Would Make The Perfect Nova
Fans have been fantasy booking Glen Powell's introduction to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but one Loki writer knows where he'd be the perfect fit.
Read MoreBefore Nicolas Cage, Superman Lives' Producer Wanted This Gritty Actor For The Man Of Steel
Superman Lives producer Jon Peters had a very different actor in mind to play Superman (and battle a giant spider) in the movie before Nicolas Cage came aboard.
Read MoreSony Has A Misguided Plan To Turn Box Office Flops Into Streaming Hits
Modern box office flops often find bigger audiences on streaming, and Sony is trying to find a new way to profit from that.
Read MoreThe 20 Best Batman Comics You Need To Read
Curious about the comics that inspired The Dark Knight, Batman v Superman, and Robert Pattinson's The Batman? You'll find those - and many more - here.
Read MoreThe One Major Difference Between Working For Marvel And DC, According To Frank Grillo
Frank Grillo has worked on both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and DC Universe, but he says there's a key difference in the latter franchise's approach.
Read MoreWhy James Gunn Wants DC Movies & TV Shows To Utilize Practical Effects As Much As Possible
James Gunn's desire for DC's Clayface movie to focus on using practical effects even if that means set photos might leak in advance is a good sign for the DCU.
Read MoreMarvel Figured Out How To Make The Scarlet Witch Even More Powerful
The Scarlet Witch is one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but the comics have figured out how to make her even stronger.
Read MoreThe Cinematic Trope Marvel Studios Has Tried To Avoid From Its Very First Movie
There's a specific tired, overused trope that Kevin Feige says Marvel Studios films have tried to avoid from the get-go.
Read MoreThe Fantastic Four Star Who Enlisted A Psychiatrist To Help Them Not Quit The Film
2005's The Fantastic Four was a particularly tough shoot for one cast member, who employed a psychiatrist to keep them from quitting altogether.
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Rob Lowe Briefly Played One Of DC's Most Powerful Superheroes
Rob Lowe is known for playing the near-superhuman Chris Traeger on Parks and Recreation, but he also played a true superhero in a DC animated show.
Read MoreOne DC Universe Character's Popularity Completely Caught James Gunn By Surprise
James Gunn didn't expect this Creature Commandos character to be as popular as they are, but he's already planning more for them in the DC Universe.
Read MoreWhy Aaron Paul Left Invincible
Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul voiced Scott Duvall/Powerplex in season 3 of Invincible, but here's why he won't be returning to reprise the role anymore.
Read MoreThe Terminator Star Linda Hamilton Played A Small Part In Batman History
Terminator legend Linda Hamilton has voiced characters in two animated Batman series, both of which were connected to major Batman rogues.
Read MoreThe Real Reason Jon Bernthal's Punisher Didn't Return For Daredevil: Born Again Season 2
Jon Bernthal's Punisher played a part in the first season of Daredevil: Born Again, but don't expect to see him in season 2. Here's why.
Read MoreWhy NBC's Heroes Was Sued Over A Bloody Garbage Disposal Scene
NBC found itself in legal hot water over a scene in Heroes season 1 where Claire (Hayden Panettiere) uses a garbage disposal to test her super-healing powers.
Read MoreThe Peacemaker Scene That Had More Depth Than Even DC's James Gunn Realized
Sometimes an actor can completely transform a writer's words, which is precisely what happened when Michael Rooker got ahold of a scene in Peacemaker season 2.
Read MoreWhy Stan Lee Despised Marvel's 1970s Live-Action Spider-Man Series
Stan Lee wasn't a fan of the 1970s live-action Amazing Spider-Man series, feeling that it was missing some specific elements essential to the original comics.
Read MoreLanterns: Everything We Know About The DC Universe's Green Lantern Series
Here are the actors starring in DC's Lanterns series, who's working on it behind the scenes, and how it might factor in to James Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU.
Read MoreMarvel Used Reclaimed Toilet Water To Create Snow For A Foul Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Scene
In order to create convincing fake snow for an episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Marvel chose a stinky solution that the cast wasn't happy about.
Read MoreJames Gunn's Superman Spin-Off Series Could Introduce One Of DC's Weirdest Characters
We sincerely hope that Bruna the Gorilla, aka the the Bride of Jungle Jimmy, makes an appearance in the new Jimmy Olsen TV show.
Read MoreHow Ed Asner Changed The Cult-Hit Steven Spielberg Series Freakazoid!
People often forget how many offbeat animated shows were produced by Steven Spielberg, like the cult-hit Freakazoid! featuring Ed Asner.
Read MoreA New Batman Series With A Fun Twist Is Now Streaming On Prime Video
Most Batman movies and shows aren't exactly kid-friendly these days, which makes this well-received animated series on Prime Video that much more refreshing.
Read MoreDid The Fantastic Four Cartoon Replace The Human Torch Over Child Safety Fears?
Rumor had it the New Fantastic Four cartoon series from the 1970s replaced the Human Torch over child safety concerns. The truth, however, is much more boring.
Read MoreSuperman's Jimmy Olsen Spin-Off Series Will Introduce A Major DC Comics Villain
The upcoming Jimmy Olsen spin-off show starring Superman's Skyler Gisondo will properly introduce a major comic book villain into the new DC Universe.
Read MoreStan Lee Wrote The Theme Song For A '80s Cartoon Starring Non-Marvel Superheroes
Stan Lee is the godfather of Marvel Comics, but he once wrote the theme song to an '80s cartoon about superheroes that weren't from Marvel.
Read MoreCrisis On Infinite Earths Episodes In Order: How To Watch The Arrowverse Crossover
The Arrowverse was never the same after Crisis on Infinite Earths. Here's the correct way to watch it, whether you've seen the rest of the franchise or not.
Read MoreOne Peacemaker Star Knew James Gunn Was Taking Over DC Studios Before It Was Announced
One fan-favorite actor within James Gunn's new DC Universe had to keep the secret of Gunn's new position at DC Studios for months.
Read MoreThe Long-Forgotten Batman Doppelgänger Most Comic Book Fans Have Never Heard Of
After Batman burst into the pages of Detective Comics, there was another costumed hero who shared an awful lot of similarities to The Dark Knight.
Read MoreWhy Blade Made His MCU Debut In The Animated Marvel Zombies Series
The new Blade ultimately made his proper Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in the animated Marvel Zombie series, though that wasn't the original plan.
Read MoreAlan Tudyk's Super-Secret And Important Peacemaker Role, Explained
Alan Tudyk may not appear in the flesh on Peacemaker, but he played a crucial role in developing an important aspect of James Gunn's DC Comics series.
Read MoreHow To Watch The Boys In Order (Including The Spin-Offs)
The satirical superhero series The Boys has expanded into a franchise of its own, and we've come up with a guide of how to best watch it all.
Read MoreWhy Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. Hair Won't Be White In Live-Action DCU Projects
Despite having white hair in Creature Commandos, Frank Grillo's Rick Flag Sr. will have dark hair in live-action DC Universe projects until further notice.
Read MoreHBO Max Restored A Lost Stan Lee DC Cameo
A cartoon version of Stan Lee showed up in an animated DC show but ended up being removed ... until HBO Max restored things.
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15 Best Thanksgiving TV Episodes, Ranked
Halloween and Christmas episodes usually hog the spotlight, but there are plenty of fantastic Thanksgiving-themed episodes of TV. Here are the 15 best, ranked.
Read More15 Actors Who Didn't Deserve Their Emmys
Here are 15 actors who didn't deserve their Emmy awards – not because they weren't talented, but because it shouldn't have been their year.
Read More5 Hit '70s TV Shows That No One Remembers Today
Unless you watched these '70s shows when their first aired or grew up watching Nick at Nite, you likely haven't had a conversation about these in a while.
Read MoreThe 12 Best Cowboy Bebop Episodes
Whether you like Netflix's Cowboy Bebop adaptation or not, we'll always have the original. These are the 12 best episodes of the groundbreaking anime series.
Read MorePixar Characters Who Deserve Their Own Spin-Offs Like Lightyear
Now that Lightyear is in theaters, we have some other Pixar characters who should be getting the spin-off treatment.
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Tom Hanks' 2015 Spy Thriller With A 91% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is A Must-Watch For History Fans
This well-received Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks collaboration dramatizes a relatively lesser-known historical event involving Cold War-era spies.
Read MoreNow You See Me: Now You Don't Added A Major Star's Role Entirely During Reshoots
One of the best surprises in Now You See Me: Now You Don't almost wasn't a part of the final film, but reshoots helped make it happen.
Read MoreJ. K. Simmons Has Way More In Common With His Whiplash Character Than You Think
J.K. Simmons, thankfully, seems very different from his Whiplash character emotionally, but he does have some other crucial qualities in common with him.
Read MoreA 2019 Thriller With A 93% Rotten Tomatoes Score Might Be The Weirdest Western You Ever Watch
Those who enjoy the cult classic 'Acid Western' El Topo will find that film's spirit alive and well in this acclaimed (and surreal) 2019 thriller.
Read MoreThe Most Confusing Parts Of David Lynch's Blue Velvet, Explained
David Lynch's Blue Velvet goes to some dark places. Let's dig into the strange, surreal thriller right here.
Read More20 Best Movies Like Knives Out
Rian Johnson's Knives Out is one of the best murder mysteries in recent years, and there are plenty of other movies like it that you should watch now.
Read MoreThe Running Man's Dystopian Product Placement Completely Misses The Point
The Running Man is loaded with some pretty egregious product placement, which wouldn't be a bad thing if it wasn't the antithesis of the film's message.
Read MoreNow You See Me: Now You Don't Director Says The Biggest Illusions In The Film Were Practical [Exclusive]
Now You See Me: Now You Don't features some impressive illusions, and the director told us how he pulled it off using practical effects.
Read MoreHow The Running Man Fails To Capture The Power Of Stephen King's Original Ending (Or Does It?)
Edgar Wright's adaptation of The Running Man provides a fascinating take on Stephen King's original work, but does it capture its power? Let's discuss.
Read MoreThe 2025 Netflix Thriller That Stephen King Called 'Terrifying'
Stephen King watched this 2025 Netflix movie directed by a master filmmaker and found it to be terrifying, especially considering the real-world implications.
Read MoreHow Glen Powell's Running Man Performance Breaks The Fourth Wall
Edgar Wright cast Glen Powell in The Running Man not just because he's a talented actor, but because of what he represents.
Read MoreWhy Now You See Me: Now You Don't Is A Stronger Sequel Thanks To Its 9-Year Gap [Exclusive]
The third installment of the Now You See Me franchise is coming nearly a decade after the sequel, and the director says this is a good thing.
Read MoreHow Now You See Me: Now You Don't Accomplished Its One-Shot Magic Trick Scene [Exclusive]
Now You See Me: Now You Don't director Ruben Fleischer tells us all about that oner in which multiple characters perform magic tricks.
Read MoreA 2007 True Crime Thriller With A 90% Rotten Tomatoes Score Is Hitting Netflix Soon
David Fincher's Zodiac was a box office disappointment but many now consider it to be his best film. And now it's headed to Netflix.
Read MoreThe Now You See Me: Now You Don't Popcorn Bucket Is The Most Clever One Yet
Now You See Me: Now You Don't is the latest movie to get in on the popcorn bucket trend, but this time, the final product is actually very clever and practical.
Read MoreThis Underseen 2010s Crime Thriller Streaming On Prime Video Deserves Your Attention
Kelly Reichardt is one of our great modern directors, and this crime thriller on Prime Video is a terrific example of her signature minimalist filmmaking.
Read MoreStephen King's Oscar-Winning Movie Is Streaming For Free (And It's The Perfect Winter Watch)
This Oscar-winning Stephen King movie is not only streaming for free, but it might also be the truest Christmas film there is. Allow us to explain.
Read MoreA 2025 Crime Thriller With A 95% Rotten Tomatoes Score Has To Be Your Next Hulu Viewing
A Nick Offerman and Jacob Tremblay crime thriller is currently trending on Hulu. Are you going to be joining the audiences watching?
Read MoreThe 20 Best Legal Thrillers In Cinema History
The human drama and high stakes of the courtroom always make for a suspenseful good time. Here are 20 legal thrillers to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Read MoreHow To Watch One Battle After Another At Home
The revolution will be televised! Home release dates for Paul Thomas Anderson's explosive thriller One Battle After Another have been revealed.
Read MoreThis Gritty '70s New York-Set Thriller Is One Of The Greatest Heist Movies Ever Made
Four hijackers board a subway car and take the passengers hostage in The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, one of the best heist movies ever.
Read More10 Best Thriller Books To Read Right Now
If you need a break from streaming and binge-watching, here are some fantastic thrillers to read right now, several of which have movies on the way.
Read MoreExtremely Rare Jaws Book Includes A Piece Of The Blockbuster Film's Set [Exclusive]
For the 50th anniversary of the movie, a new Jaws book allows fans to own a piece of one of the film's sets, but there are only 500 copies available.
Read MoreNow You See Me: Now You Don't Could Be A Sleeper Box Office Hit In The Making
Now You See Me: Now You Don't isn't tracking for a huge box office opening, but there's another factor that could lead to this threequel becoming a sizable hit.
Read MoreAn Underrated, Star-Studded 2018 Heist Movie Is Taking Over Netflix's Top Charts
Ocean's 8, which didn't make much of a splash upon its initial release in 2018, is suddenly spiking on the Netflix charts.
Read MoreNicolas Cage's Lord Of War Used Real Guns Instead Of Props For A Bizarre Reason
Nicolas Cage is known for going method, but the reason the crime-thriller Lord of War used real weapons during production is a head-scratcher.
Read MoreAll 9 Clint Eastwood War Movies Ranked
Clint Eastwood's war movies as an actor and/or director range from leaving something to be desired to being haunting tributes to real-life combat veterans.
Read MoreA Nostalgic '80s Thriller Worth Revisiting Is Streaming For Free
Few movies are as entertainingly cruel as this dark mix of '80s high school comedy and thrills starring Winona Ryder, which is currently streaming for free.
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The 12 Most Upsetting Deaths In The Walking Dead
Sad, shocking, and violent, these character deaths left fans of "The Walking Dead" reeling.
Read MoreM. Night Shyamalan's Underrated TV Show Was A Launch Pad For Stranger Things
Before they created the Netflix mega-hit that is Stranger Things, the Duffer Brothers worked on a TV show produced by M. Night Shyamalan.
Read MoreStephen King's Favorite 'Guilty Pleasure' Series Is Streaming On Hulu
One of Stephen King's biggest guilty pleasure TV shows (and a series he's even admitted to preferring over Mad Men) is available to stream right now on Hulu.
Read More12 TV Shows Like High Potential You Need To Watch Next
Kaitlin Olson is making waves in the ABC series High Potential, and if you'd like to check out more shows in the same vein, check these out.
Read MoreThe 14 Most Brutal Moments In Stranger Things Ranked
Stranger Things has never been shy about being cruel. Here are the most brutal, cold-blooded, and downright upsetting moments in the series so far.
Read More14 Best TV Shows Like Mindhunter
Mindhunter is one of the best detective shows in recent memory, and while we hope for it to continue, here are some other shows like it worth checking out.
Read MoreThe Most Powerful Characters In Stranger Things, Ranked
Hawkins, Indiana is home to many strange and powerful creatures, but only a few have a chance against Vecna and the Mind Flayer.
Read MoreSquid Game: Front Man's Empathy Toward The Players Explained By Actor
The Front Man is one of the strangest characters on Squid Game, but the actor behind him, Lee Byung-hun, has some thoughts on exactly what makes him tick.
Read MoreNatalie Portman's 2006 DC Comics Movie Is Becoming A TV Series At HBO
Remember, remember the 5th of November ... or in this case, the 10th, because it was announced today that a 2006 DC Comics film is getting the series treatment.
Read MorePrime Video Users Are Obsessed With A Harlan Coben Series Led By A Hunger Games Star
Lazarus, the Prime Video miniseries created by author Harlan Coben and starring Sam Claflin and Bill Nighy, is a big streaming hit.
Read MoreSlow Horses Season 5 Homages Gary Oldman's Dark Knight Co-Star Heath Ledger
In Slow Horses season 5, Gary Oldman's Jackson Lamb makes a joke that's very similar to a moment from The Dark Knight involving his former co-star Heath Ledger.
Read MoreThe 2025 Spy Series Taking Over Netflix's Global Charts Needs To Be On Your Watchlist
Danish spy thriller series The Asset is climbing up Netflix's global charts. Here's why it might be worth the binge for genre fans.
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Fallout Season 2 Trailer Enters New Vegas In All Its Violent Glory
Lucy and the Ghoul are heading to New Vegas in the new trailer for Fallout season 2, but the wasteland has a few bumps in the road.
Read MoreRRR Director's First Franchise Has A Spider-Verse-Style Spin-Off, And It Looks Incredible
S.S. Rajamouli is producing a theatrical animated spin-off of his Baahubali franchise, and it looks like it was ripped straight out of the Spider-Verse.
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A Mysterious Fallout Season 2 Trailer Moment Teases A Big Reveal For Video Game Fans
The Fallout season 2 trailer features a deep and mysterious voice that has video game fans anticipating the arrival of super mutants.
Read MoreSuperman's Jimmy Olsen TV Spin-Off Coming From The Creators Of A Beloved Netflix Series
Skyler Gisondo's Jimmy Olsen, a standout character from James Gunn's Superman movie, is getting a TV spin-off — and the showrunners couldn't be a better fit.
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Stranger Things Season 5 Review: The Netflix Series Races Towards A Big Finale
Stranger Things season 5 feels like it might be rushing to wrap things up, but the series still has its charms as it comes to a close. Here's our review.
Read MorePluribus Review: Rhea Seehorn Is Superb In This Peculiar Sci-Fi Series From The Creator Of Breaking Bad
Vince Gilligan reunites with Rhea Seehorn for Pluribus, an offbeat sci-fi drama-comedy with a great premise and an even better lead performance.
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