The Thing (1982) Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Despite its initial critical and commercial failure in 1982, John Carpenter's The Thing subsequently morphed into a point of pride for its cast.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's Divisive Adaptation Of A Classic Novel Is Streaming On Prime Video
Never seen this divisive Leonardo DiCaprio-led classic literary adaptation before? You can currently watch the movie on Prime Video.
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How To Survive The Real-Life Titanic Sinking, Explained By James Cameron
Did you really think James Cameron wouldn't consider how to survive the sinking of the Titanic in real-life? Here's the filmmaker's two cents on the matter.
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Avengers: How To Start The New Year With The Thanos Or Iron Man Snaps
What better way to start 2026 than with Thanos snapping in Avengers: Infinity War or Iron Man snapping in Avengers: Endgame at midnight on New Year's Eve?
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Did Rami Malek Sing As Freddie Mercury In Bohemian Rhapsody?
Rami Malek won the Best Actor Oscar for his portrayal of Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, but did he actually sing all of the Queen songs?
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Who Plays Luke In The Percy Jackson Movies & TV Show?
Luke Castellan is a crucial character in the Percy Jackson books, films, and TV series alike. Here's who plays the character in different adaptations.
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15 Best Movies Like Bullet Train
If you're looking for more movies like the Brad Pitt-led Bullet Train, here are 15 more action comedies that should keep you entertained.
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Let's Pour One Out For Every Beetlejuice Character Who Just Joined The Afterlife For Good
Beetlejuice 2 brings back plenty of familiar faces from the first movie, as well as some new characters. But who doesn't make it out alive? Let's break it down.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Star-Studded 2000 Comedy Flopped Twice At The Box Office
Paramount botched the release of this 2000 comedy-drama, which earned lots of critical acclaim and boasted a first-rate cast that included Robert Downey Jr.
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A William Shatner Cameo Teased Spock's Death In Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
Robin Williams couldn't resist humorously referencing the rumors about Spock dying in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan when William Shatner cameoed on the show.
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Jurassic Park's Creator Wrote A Medieval Box Office Flop — Now Is The Perfect Time To Remake It
This historical epic (which was written by Jurassic Park author Michael Crichton) flopped at the box office, but it's compelling enough to warrant a remake.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash's Eywa Twist Was Hiding In Plain Sight All Along
Avatar: Fire & Ash reveals that Pandoran deity Eywa has a physical presence in the story as well as a spiritual one - and the clue was in the movie's title.
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Dune Author Frank Herbert Didn't Mince Words When Star Wars: A New Hope Came Out
The Dune books existed before Star Wars, and author Frank Herbert wasn't shy about accusing George Lucas of ripping him off.
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Dylan O'Brien's Underrated Dystopian Sci-Fi Trilogy Is Leaving Netflix Soon
The Maze Runner trilogy is streaming on Netflix, but it's leaving the platform soon. Now's the time to head back into the Glade or visit for the first time.
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Marvel's First Thanos Actor Thought He'd Been Cast As A Massive Fantastic Four Villain
There was so much secrecy around The Avengers that original Thanos actor Damion Poitier assumed he was playing a different Marvel villain up to the last minute.
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Disney's Pandora Theme Park May Have Already Spoiled How The Avatar Movies End
With the future of the Avatar movies (sorta) up in the air, it's worth noting that a Disney theme park area has already (kinda) revealed how the saga will end.
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15 Best Movies Like Whiplash
If you're looking for a movie with the same pulse-pounding, thrilling drama of Whiplash, we have 15 suggestions for you to add to your watch list.
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One Of Marty Supreme's Craziest Moments Really Happened In Real Life
Marty Supreme is only loosely based on real events and real people, but one of the most intense moments happened in real life.
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Why The 2025 Box Office Was A Major Disappointment (And A Bad Sign For The Future)
Surviving until 2025 wasn't enough for the film industry at large, which will have to reckon with this year's wildly uneven box office as it moves forward.
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Tommy Lee Jones' Underseen 2005 Western Got A Perfect Score From Roger Ebert
Roger Ebert gave a four-star review to this 2005 Western movie that Tommy Lee Jones directed and starred in, itself a far cry from your typical violent oater.
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The Dark Knight's Most Shocking Stunt Knocked An Actor Out Three Times
The pencil trick scene from The Dark Knight, in which the Joker finds a creative way to make a pencil disappear, knocked out an actor at least three times.
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5 Best New Year's Eve Movies To Watch Before We Ring In 2026
Good riddance to 2025. As another year begins, here are the five best New Year's Eve movies you could watch either on NYE or New Year's Day.
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How To Watch Predator: Badlands At Home
Get ready for Yautja carnage and lots of it when Predator: Badlands hits the home market, complete with several extra features on physical media.
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The Two Horror Movie Icons Blumhouse Is Determined To Land The Rights To
Producer Jason Blum is hellbent on locking down the rights to two horror icons so he can bring them back to the big screen under the Blumhouse banner.
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Marvel Officially Releases Avengers: Doomsday Trailer With Chris Hemsworth's Thor
Marvel has released an official version of that leaked Avengers: Doomsday teaser trailer featuring Thor (Chris Hemsworth) in a forest. Check it out right here.
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Tim Allen's Massive Disney Franchise Was Turned Down By Bill Murray
Bill Murray passed on Disney's Tim Allen comedy turned franchise, The Santa Clause, due to his bad experience working on a similar film (among other reasons).
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Jason Statham's Underrated 2021 Revenge Thriller Is Finding An Audience On Netflix
Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham reunited for a pretty fantastic (but under-seen) revenge thriller in 2021, and it's currently making waves streaming on Netflix.
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