5 Forgotten Westerns That Should Have Never Flopped
There are countless classic Westerns to enjoy, but we're here to highlight five forgotten Westerns that deserve another look.
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What Are Star Trek's Dilithium Crystals, And What Do They Do For A Starship?
Dilithium crystals are the key to exploring the galaxy in Star Trek, but what do they actually do? Here's the (fictional) science behind warp speed travel.
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The Mandalorian & Grogu Repeats Several Problems Star Wars Fans Had With The TV Series
The Mandalorian & Grogu isn't an aberration for Star Wars as a property, but the exact same problems writ large that fans have had for years.
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Let Hollywood's Favorite Little Weirdo Read You The Odyssey Before Christopher Nolan's Movie Arrives
You should listen to this audiobook version of The Odyssey (as narrated by one of our favorite weirdos) before Christopher Nolan's film adaptation arrives.
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15 Best Alien Invasion Movies Ever Made, Ranked
Not every alien is trying to invade Earth, but if you're looking for the thrills and danger of an alien invasion, you can't go wrong with these titles.
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5 Best Horror Movies Like Primate
If you're looking for more Primate mayhem, we've got five animal-attack horror movies featuring simians going dangerously bananas.
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The Only Clint Eastwood Movie To Earn One Star From Roger Ebert Was A Major Flop
Roger Ebert was generally a fan of Clint Eastwood's work, although he was left deeply unimpressed (and uncomfortable) by one of the actor's biggest flops.
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Why Those Deadly Underwater Creatures In The Mandalorian And Grogu Look So Familiar
Din Djarin's many enemies in The Mandalorian and Grogu include these underwater creatures, which eagle-eyed Star Wars fans might recognize.
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We Owe An Apology To The Most Underrated Star Wars Movie
Let's talk about the most underrated Star Wars movie released to date, and why fans owe it an apology all these years later.
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Before Dutton Ranch, Joaquin Actor Juan Pablo Raba Starred In This Liam Neeson Action Movie
Juan Pablo Raba, who plays Joaquin Reyes in Dutton Ranch, took on Liam Neeson in this action flick prior to appearing in the Yellowstone spin-off.
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Clint Eastwood Rejected A Comic Book Movie Because He Supposedly Didn't Understand It
Clint Eastwood was approached to play one of the most memorable comic book characters in history, but ultimately passed on the project. Here's why.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Reveals What The Star Wars Timeline Could Look Like Centuries Later
The Mandalorian and Grogu quietly reveals what the future of the Star Wars timeline could look like centuries after the events of the film.
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One Of The Mandalorian And Grogu's Biggest Characters Was Barely In The Trailers
One of the most crucial characters in The Mandalorian and Grogu was barely in the film's marketing, so let's talk about them and their role.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Finally Gave This Lifelong Fan A Star Wars Movie To Hate
Star Wars fans are known for their bold opinions, but one of ours has finally found a film in the franchise to truly despise.
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Jared Leto's Absence From Masters Of The Universe Marketing Raises Questions
Skeletor actor Jared Leto has been noticeably absent from the marketing for Masters of the Universe, and there are likely multiple reasons for that.
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Why The Mandalorian And Grogu's Main Villain Looks So Familiar
The main villain in The Mandalorian and Grogu might ring a bell, whether it's because you recognize the actor or the character they're playing.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Proves Star Wars Fans Are Missing The Point — My Son Showed Me The Way
Star Wars fans are debating The Mandalorian and Grogu's value and worth, but one of our writers' kids helped them see it in a whole other light.
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The Odyssey Star Lupita Nyong'o Responds To Racist Helen Of Troy Casting Backlash
She didn't have to, but Lupita Nyong’o finally commented on the racists freaking out about her casting in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu's Best Easter Egg Comes Straight From The Original Star Wars
There are several nods to Star Wars lore in The Mandalorian and Grogu, but the movie's best Easter egg ties directly to something we saw in the very first film.
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The Odyssey's Rumored Runtime Makes It Christopher Nolan's Second-Longest Movie
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey reportedly has an epic runtime, albeit one that isn't quite as long as that of a previous Nolan blockbuster.
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Lost Creator Damon Lindelof's Star Wars Plans Would Have Changed The Franchise Forever
Damon Lindelof has shed some light on the Star Wars movie he was slated to write. Here's what the Lost creator had planned for a galaxy far, far away.
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Tanks, Submarines, And Boats, Oh My: Fast And Furious Loves All Vehicles Equally
This franchise never hesitates to pit fast cars against other vehicles in outlandish and ridiculous action scenes.
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13 Best Direct-To-Video Movies Of All Time
Not all great sequels get a chance to shine on the big screen. Here are the best direct-to-video sequels ever made.
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How Dune Author Brian Herbert Feels About The Timothée Chalamet Movies
Dune creator Frank Herbert's son Brian Herbert, who's also written many Dune novels, has made his thoughts known on the Dune films starring Timothée Chalamet.
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How Alfre Woodard Missed Out On Becoming A Star Trek: The Next Generation Regular
There were once plans for Star Trek: First Contact co-star Alfred Woodard to reprise her role in additional Next Generation-era projects. Here's why she didn't.
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The Controversy Over Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey Is Just Manufactured Hot Air
The so-called controversy over Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is, like the vast majority of other internet non-troversies, pure nonsense.
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A Rule Named After Clint Eastwood Prevented Him From A Director's Credit On One Movie
Clint Eastwood was so controlling on movie sets that a rule was named after him to keep actors from forcing directors out of projects once they were hired.
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