Red Sonja Movie Is Still Alive, Finds Its Lead In Matilda Lutz
For Red Sonja adaptations, evidently, the fourth time's the charm ... hopefully.
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Clips Round-Up: When I Consume You Induces Panic, Into The Deep Does The Same & More [Exclusive]
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A Lot Of Thought Went Into True Detective's Opening Credits
True Detective season 1 wouldn't be half as powerful without its incredible main title sequence, and designer Patrick Clair has broken down how he did it. -
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How A 'Not Guilty' Verdict Still Managed To Sink Fatty Arbuckle's Film Career
What happened to Virginia Rappe? -
Sean Bean Scaled An Actual Mountain To Get To Set For The Lord Of The Rings
'I could see Sean like a human fly climbing up a nearly-vertical rock face.' -
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Some Of Dragon Ball Kai's Animation 'Updates' Weren't Made As An Artistic Choice
Let's talk about digital remastering. -
Some Of Battle Of The Gods' Best Moments Came From Putting Constraints On Dragon Ball Z
When the God of Destruction takes you down with a pair of chopsticks, you know he's going to be a problem. -
Akira Toriyama Was Unusually Involved In Dragon Ball Z: Battle Of The Gods
Decades after creating the series, the creator of Dragon Ball still stays involved. -
Akira Toriyama Had One Rule For Dragon Ball Super's Broly Redesign
Reinventing Broly came with a few notes from the creator of the whole series. -
She-Hulk Writer Confirms That's Charlie Cox's Daredevil In The Yellow Suit
The She-Hulk team thought they were being pranked when they found out they could use Charlie Cox's Daredevil in their show. -
TV, Interrupted: The Edge Was The Most Violent Sketch Comedy Show Ever Made
During its brief existence on Fox, anarchic sketch comedy series The Edge managed to start a feud with Beverly Hills, 90210. -
Night Of The Living Dead Was A Foundational Movie For Terry Crews [Comic-Con]
The impact of Night of the Living Dead will never die. -
Out Of My Mind: Everything We Know So Far
Sharon Draper's award winning novel Out of My Mind is getting the film adaptation treatment. -
Only Murders In The Building Reaches The Halfway Point By Going Back In Time
Let's play Son of Sam. -
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A Defining Feature Of Dragon Ball Z Was Directly Inspired By Bruce Lee
When creating the look of an iconic Dragon Ball Z moment, Akira Toriyama took inspiration from the kung-fu legend Bruce Lee. -
Cary Grant Landed His Arsenic And Old Lace Role In An Unusual Way
The iconic movie star was not the first choice for the part. -
Cary Grant's Reputation Was A Reliable Tool For Alfred Hitchcock
Hitchcock was a master at subverting star personas in his thrillers, but Cary Grant's proved to be a difficult one to manipulate for cinematic effect. -
The Daily Stream: Tangled And Its Princess With A Frying Pan
See the light and watch Tangled. -
Why Akira Toriyama Dragged His Feet On Introducing Buu To Dragon Ball Z
The introduction of Buu was held back to allow Toriyama to explore a "slice of life" story with Goku's son Gohan, which ended up having an even bigger impact. -
Akira Toriyama Has A Simple Explanation For All Those Dragon Ball Z Transformations
This isn't even my final form!!! -
The First Draft Of Lord Beerus Didn't Fit The Dragon Ball 'Spirit'
The original idea for Lord Beerus needed to be changed in order to offer a different kind of opponent for Goku. -
Bender Wasn't The First Plan For Fry's Futurama Sidekick
The creators' feelings on this non-character were later made explicitly clear. -
Plenty Of Rejected Dragon Ball Ideas Still Found Their Way Into The Series
Before Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball became a hit, he received plenty of rejection. But some of those rejected ideas found their way into Dragon Ball history. -
The Entire Attack On Titan Timeline Explained
The events of the popular anime "Attack on Titan" are epic, with key moments taking place across 2000 years. Here's the entire timeline explained.
