Marshals: How The Yellowstone Spin-Off Completely Wastes An Action Vet Guest Star
Sniper franchise star Chad Michael Collins guest stars in episode 1 of Marshals, but the Yellowstone spin-off doesn't give him much to do.
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Heath Ledger's Medieval Comedy That's Streaming For Free Is A Must-Watch For Action Fans
This Heath Ledger-led medieval action comedy is becoming a perennial favorite, which is all the more reason to watch it while it’s streaming for free.
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George Lucas' Star Wars Theory About Why Kids Love Darth Vader So Much Is Fascinating
Star Wars villain Darth Vader might be even more popular with kids than the heroes, and George Lucas had a plausible theory about why.
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Scream 7 Proves The Big 'Ghostface Reveal' Moment Is Officially Dead
The Ghostface reveal, usually one of the most anticipated moments in any Scream movie, is a disaster in Scream 7 and arguably the worst reveal of the franchise.
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Liam Neeson's Underseen Dark Fantasy Movie Is An '80s Relic Worth Revisiting
These days, Liam Neeson is most well known for his action films, but in the 1980s, he starred in a weird dark fantasy film.
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Oprah Winfrey's Favorite Movie Is An Underrated Fantasy Drama That Made Oscar History
Oprah Winfrey is considered a tastemaker for her book club, but she's also got fantastic taste in cinema, citing this historic fantasy film as a favorite.
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Tom Hanks' Forgotten 2004 Crime Thriller Is The Rare Coen Brothers Misfire
The Coen Brothers made a lot of great movies together over the years, but their 2004 dark comedy with Tom Hanks was a rare misfire.
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Dave Bautista's Underrated 2025 Thriller Streaming On Netflix Is Perfect For Action Fans
Dave Bautista has a fascinating filmography, including an action thriller currently streaming on Netflix that you should check out.
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Why Daredevil Hasn't Joined Other MCU Superheroes After Born Again
Daredevil made a brief appearance in Spider-Man: No Way Home, but don't expect to see him regularly teaming up with the major MCU heroes.
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Roger Ebert Was Enthusiastic About A Liam Neeson Sequel That Most Critics Hated
Roger Ebert wasn't afraid to voice an unpopular opinion, even if it meant being one of the sole positive voices about a Liam Neeson film other critics hated.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Forgotten '90s Thriller Is A Must-Watch For John Grisham Fans
Robert Downey Jr. fans should absolutely check out his performance in The Gingerbread Man, an underrated '90s John Grisham thriller directed by Robert Altman.
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I Was A Hardcore Harry Potter Fan. One Bad Choice Tanked The Franchise Forever
Many hardcore fans who grew up with the Harry Potter franchise now have a complicated relationship with the Wizarding World.
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The Umbrella Academy's Creator Had An Unmade Batman Comic Pitch That Looks Incredible
The Umbrella Academy creator Gerard Way once pitched a twisted take on Batman comics to DC, and the concept art is fascinating.
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10 Years Ago, Adam Driver Starred In A Sci-Fi Movie That We Don't Talk About Enough
This celebrated sci-fi movie starring Adam Driver deserves to be rediscovered a decade after it barely made a blip in theaters.
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Bob Dylan Loved This Sylvester Stallone Crime Movie That We Don't Talk About Enough
Bob Dylan is a vocal fan of one of Sylvester Stallone's most underrated films, and it's a crime thriller more people need to put on their watch list.
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Roger Ebert Absolutely Hated This Divisive '90s Sci-Fi Movie
Michael Bay's disaster epic Armageddon was a huge box office hit, but most critics didn't care for it, especially Roger Ebert.
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Matthew McConaughey's Intense 2025 Thriller Is One Of Apple TV's Best Movies
The Apple TV thriller The Lost Bus starring Matthew McConaughey didn't get a lot of attention last year, but it deserves to find an audience.
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Sylvester Stallone's Star-Studded Action Franchise Was Inspired By A Terrible Concert
A disappointing concert featuring elderly versions of rock stars he admired in his youth inspired Sylvester Stallone to make The Expendables.
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Robert De Niro Thinks This James Dean Epic From The '50s Is A Classic
Robert De Niro has starred in countless all-time great films, so it's unsurprising that he also loves this classic James Dean film.
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Captain America's Civilian Job Was Perfect - And The Last Career You'd Expect
In Marvel Comics, Captain America has maintained several civilian jobs, and one of them offered a nice meta touch to the superhero's comic book existence.
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HBO Max Is Streaming The '80s Jackie Chan Movie That Changed The Action Genre Forever
Jackie Chan's career was taken to another level after he appeared in this 1985 action classic which is now streaming on HBO Max.
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An Obscure Batman Comic Gave The Scarecrow His Own Harley Quinn
Scarecrow once tried to find a disciple (basically, a Harley Quinn to his Joker) in a Batman comic book story that deserves more attention.
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Clint Eastwood Loved This Oscar-Nominated Comedy That Skewered Hollywood
Clint Eastwood is one of the industry's longest-contributing creatives, so there's no surprise that he loved this comedy film that satirized Hollywood.
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The World's First Robot Movie Was Just Discovered (& It Goes Back To 1897)
In history defining science-fiction news, the Library of Congress has uncovered what might be the first robot movie ever made.
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15 Best Swashbuckler Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Swashbucklers aren't just pirates, though they are certainly a significant part of the subgenre, and we've picked the best swashbuckler movies ever.
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Star Wars: The Original Plans For John Boyega's Finn Explained
John Boyega's rebellious stormtrooper Finn ended up being sidelined in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, but that wasn't always the plan.
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David Bowie Wasn't Impressed By A '90s Movie That Was Partially Based On His Life
Velvet Goldmine was partly based on David Bowie's life, but the music icon had some issues with director Todd Haynes' 1998 glam rock drama.
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