Star Trek: Section 31 Broke A Horrible Rotten Tomatoes Record For The Franchise
Arguably, Star Trek has never been in better shape, but Section 31's Rotten Tomatoes score set an embarrassing new low for the franchise.
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Stephen King's Wife Hated One Of His Books, So He Had To Rewrite It
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Walton Goggins is one of the best actors currently doing it. He's also technically already won an Oscar for a little-seen short film. -
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First edition Stephen King books are a rarity, but if you've got one lying around your home library, you could sell it for a good chunk of change. -
Why Gunsmoke's Milburn Stone & James Arness Didn't Get Along At First
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Taylor Sheridan Had One Condition To Direct Angelina Jolie's Those Who Wish Me Dead
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan directed Angelina Jolie in the thriller Those Who Wish Me Dead - but he only agreed to the movie on one condition. -
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Young Sheldon Used Frasier's Approach To Move Past The Big Bang Theory Restrictions
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Ryan Coogler's Sinners Was Heavily Inspired By An Underrated Twilight Zone Episode
Sinners was already one of our most anticipated releases of 2025, but knowing Ryan Coogler was inspired by The Twilight Zone has us even more excited. -
The True Story Behind Netflix's The Six Triple Eight Explained
Netflix war film The Six Triple Eight tells the true story of the all-Black, all-women 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion. -
Why Sydney Pollack Replaced Harvey Keitel In Eyes Wide Shut
Harvey Keitel was replaced by Sydney Pollack partway through filming on Eyes Wide Shut. However, the truth about his departure didn't emerge until years later. -
Michael Keaton & Arnold Schwarzenegger Both Rejected This Video Game Movie Flop
This notorious video game movie flop aimed high with its casting, even reaching out to the stars of the Batman and Terminator franchises. -
Why Patrick Warburton's David Puddy Couldn't Star In More Seinfeld Episodes
David Puddy (Patrick Warburton) seemed like a perfect recurring player for Seinfeld after his first appearance, only to vanish until the final season. -
Why Bridesmaids Cut A Hilarious Ice Skating Scene With Paul Rudd
No one writes a scene for Paul Rudd and thinks it will end up on the cutting room floor, but that's exactly what happened with Bridesmaids. -
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If horror films typically scare you so much that you don't like watching them, try Steven Soderbergh's Presence. It's more of a family drama than a frightfest. -
Why Amy Poehler's SNL Audition Was Unlike Any Other
It was never a question whether or not Amy Poehler would join the cast of Saturday Night Live, but she still had to audition like everyone else. -
Why Stephen King's Books Are Banned In Florida Schools
Most of Stephen King's books are currently banned in Florida's public schools. Here's why the beloved horror writer has been deemed 'dangerous.' -
One Mean Girls Actor Learned About His Casting In The Funniest Way Ever
One of the key actors in Mean Girls was able to immediately quit their retail job after discovering they booked the part in the Lindsay Lohan comedy. -
Sylvester Stallone Thinks One Of His Flops Is A Prequel To Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King
The way Sylvester Stallone sees it, one of his previous flops is essentially a prequel to Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King (and Sly's role therein). -
The Best Supporting Actor Oscars Nomination Everyone Saw Coming Didn't Actually Happen
The one 2025 Best Supporting Actor Oscar candidate just about everyone predicted would be nominated wound up being overlooked instead. How come? -
John Wayne Once Revealed The Worst Western He Starred In
Being the outspoken sort, John Wayne couldn't help but comment on what he considered perhaps the worst Western he'd ever starred in. -
Kevin Costner Wishes He Was A Better Actor In One Of His Movies
Kevin Costner's breakthrough performance in The Untouchables made him a movie star, but he wishes he'd had more experience before tackling the role. -
A Mission: Impossible Star Rejected The Role Of Star Trek's Spock
One of the stars of the Mission: Impossible TV series passed on playing Spock in Star Trek, noting newscasters are 'more emotional' than the Vulcan. -
The Genuine Reason Why Bruce Willis Became Frustrated With Movies Like Die Hard
Here's why unexpected action superstar Bruce Willis became frustrated with action cinema after the genre-redefining success of 1988's Die Hard. -
Why Warren Beatty Turned Down A Classic Stephen King Movie
Warren Beatty was originally eyed to play Paul Sheldon in Stephen King's Misery, the role that eventually went to James Caan. Here's what went wrong.
