The X-Men Succeed At One Major Thing Few Superhero Teams Even Attempt
Few superhero teams welcome former villains into their ranks, but Marvel's X-Men comics are exceptional at rehabilitating their baddies.
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American Pie Star Jason Biggs Regrets Turning Down The Lead In A Major Sitcom
Jason Biggs was at the center of a billion dollar franchise with American Pie, but he was nearly the lead of one of the defining sitcoms of the aughts.
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This Blade Movie Character Debuted In A Spider-Man Cartoon
One of the best characters in the Blade franchise was invented for the film, but Marvel reused him in an animated series before Blade hit theaters.
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David Bowie Loved This Hypnotic Sci-Fi Movie So Much That He Wrote A Song Based On It
Many of David Bowie's songs are infused with space age imagery, and one in particularly was inspired by a sci-fi classic.
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Nicolas Cage Helped Make One Of The Most Underrated Vampire Movies Ever
Nicolas Cage loves vampire cinema, so much so that he served as a producer on one of the most underrated vampire films ever made.
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Roger Ebert Tore Apart A Movie That Teamed Up Liam Neeson With Leonard Nimoy
Roger Ebert was (understandably) not a fan of this ill-conceived movie directed by Leonard Nimoy and starring Liam Neeson.
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Why Black Panther Star Michael B. Jordan Went To Therapy After His Marvel Role
Michael B. Jordan was fantastic as Killmonger in Black Panther, and he had good reason for seeking therapy after starring in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film.
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I've Been Watching Awful Comedies For Over 31 Years. Only One Made Me Walk Out Of The Theater
Even those of us who recreationally watch movies the general public deems 'bad' with enthusiasm have a limit to what they're willing to sit through.
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5 Best Eric Dane Movies And TV Shows You Need To Watch
From his long-running role as Mark Sloan in Grey's Anatomy to his standout performance in Valentine's Day, here are Eric Dane's must-watch movies and TV shows.
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You've Probably Never Seen This Amazing Zero-Budget Star Wars Parody
Almost immediately after the original Star Wars hit theaters in 1977, production began on a short film parody that still holds up today.
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Batman's Toughest Sidekick Has Barely Appeared On Screen — And The DCU Should Change That
Batman's assorted allies should get more screen time in the DC Universe, particularly the Caped Crusader's toughest sidekick.
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Hugh Jackman's Underrated 2006 Sci-Fi Flop Still Inspires Fierce Fan Devotion
The ambitious, emotional, millennia-spanning sci-fi romance The Fountain didn't make much of an impact at the box office, but it inspired a strong fan reaction.
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I've Been Reading Comics My Entire Life. Marvel And DC Aren't The Best Shared Universes, And It's Not Even Close
Debates over whether Marvel or DC has the best shared comics universe miss out the one clear winner: Hellboy and the Mignolaverse.
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Jack Nicholson Was A Big Fan Of This Devastating 2003 Crime Thriller For One Reason
There was one element of the 2003 crime drama/thriller 21 Grams that Jack Nicholson held in higher regard than anything else.
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Netflix Is Streaming A Sylvester Stallone And Jason Statham Action Franchise Perfect For A Weekend Binge
Need some mindless action movie fun to binge through this weekend? The entire Expendables film series is now streaming on Netflix.
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Can An Animated Venom Movie From Final Destination Filmmakers Give New Life To The Symbiote?
The Final Destination: Bloodlines directors will helm an animated Venom film for Sony Pictures, and a key figure from the live-action films will be involved.
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Eric Dane Was Perfectly Cast In A Divisive Marvel Movie (And Deserved More Screentime)
Eric Dane ventured into the world of Marvel superhero movies at one point, but the late actor was sadly wasted in his role (despite being perfectly cast).
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5 Marvel Characters We'd Love To See Joaquin Phoenix Play
Phoenix said no to Doctor Strange, but he expressed interest in a future MCU role. Which Marvel character should he play? We've got a few ideas...
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The Exorcist Stunned Audiences In 1973, But One Terrifying Scene Wasn't Seen Until Decades Later
In this edition of Scariest Scene Ever, we talk about one of the most famous deleted (and restored) scenes in horror history.
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President Donald Trump Claims Melania Is A Box Office Success – The Facts Say Otherwise
Donald Trump has boasted that Melania, the documentary about his wife, is a success, but the box office numbers and other objective metrics say otherwise.
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George Harrison's Favorite Comedy Is Easily One Of The Funniest Movies Ever Made
George Harrison proved his musical prowess as a member of The Beatles, but he also had excellent taste in movies as proven by his favorite comedy.
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The Most Bizarre Action Movie Rip-Offs
There's an art to ripping off blockbuster action movies. We're looking at you, James Batman, Lady Terminator, RoboWar, Mad Sheila, and more.
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Psycho Killer Producer Roy Lee Says The Movie's Grossest Moment Was Almost Nastier [Exclusive]
Roy Lee, a producer of the horror thriller Psycho Killer, tells us that the film's grossest scene could have been even more excessive.
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12 LGBTQIA+ Superheroes And Villains You Might Not Know About
The representation of LGBTQIA+ superheroes and villains in media has been an important development in pop culture, and these are some of our favorites.
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Glen Powell's How To Make A Killing Is A Secret Remake Of A Comedy Masterpiece
The marketing hasn't made this obvious, but Glen Powell's new movie How to Make a Killing is a remake of a classic comedy starring Alec Guinness.
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Legendary Sci-Fi Author Harlan Ellison Had Nothing But Harsh Words About Star Wars
Harlan Ellison is one of the most influential voices in science-fiction history, and he was vocally not a fan of Star Wars.
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Dan Aykroyd Met An Angry Isaac Asimov On The Set Of Ghostbusters
The production of Ghostbusters famously disrupted much of New York City, which led to a chance meeting between Dan Aykroyd and Isaac Asimov.
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