That 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.
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A 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.
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Why 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.
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Bisexuals 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.
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An 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.
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It 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.
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Why 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.
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Does 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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Predator: 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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RRR 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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Godzilla 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.
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Michael 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.
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Godzilla Minus Zero Will Do Something No Godzilla Movie Has Done In Over 20 Years
Following the success of Godzilla Minus One, Toho has announced a sequel, Godzilla Minus Zero, that will take a bold step outside of Japan.
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Kevin 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.
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Jean-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.
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The 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).
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HBO 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.
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Sony 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.
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Why 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.
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Proposed 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.
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An 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.
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Peter 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.
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Tim 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.
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Why 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.
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Ethan 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.
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The 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.
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Star 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.
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