The Last Of Us Just Added A Heartbreaking Element To Joel's Backstory
We're not crying, YOU'RE CRYING.
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HBO's The Last Of Us Pulls Off An Action Scene The Original Video Game Couldn't Quite Nail
As it bookends Joel and Ellie's journey, the season finale of The Last of Us is sure to be as divisive as the game was in 2013. -
Supernatural's Misha Collins Auditioned To Be A Demon
'...I gave him a very nasty and snarky performance...' -
The Last Of Us Creator Explains David's Creepy Attraction To Ellie
The Last of Us co-creator Craig Mazin explained David's obsession with Ellie on the official podcast for the HBO series. -
A Smallville And Supernatural Crossover Was Pitched, And It Sounds Ridiculous
Moose, Squirrel, and the Man of Steel: this is the Supernatural/Smallville crossover that could have been. -
The Ghost Of Margaret Thatcher Haunted Gillian Anderson's Performance In Sex Education
It's unsurprisingly hard to shake off Magaret Thatcher once you've embodied her very particular mannerisms. -
Mick Garris's Love For Anthologies Started With The Twilight Zone
There's a good reason the anthology format has stood the test of time. -
The Big Clue You May Have Missed In Wednesday
Wednesday hid its big reveal from the very beginning. Here are all of the clues you may have missed. -
Why Netflix Canceled The Midnight Club, According To Mike Flanagan
If you're still mourning the loss of The Midnight Club, Mike Flanagan is right there with you. -
The 15 Best Supernatural Episodes, Ranked
With 327 episodes over 15 seasons, it's hard to pick the best episodes of Supernatural but we gave it a shot with our picks for the top 15. -
The Origin Of The Walking Dead Virus Explained And Why It Doesn't Matter
Robert Kirkman never properly explained the virus' origins in The Walking Dead — and the series is better for it. -
Clint Eastwood's Directing Career Started With Some Major Encouragement From Don Siegel
'You should direct it.' -
Bradley Cooper Might Have Quit Acting If It Weren't For Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza
'I'm not sure I've trusted a director as much as I've trusted Paul.' -
Daphne Keen Nailed Her Logan Audition By Landing A Hard Punch On Hugh Jackman
'I was literally bruised the next day.' -
Why The Final Scene Of White Christmas Was Reshot Without Bing Crosby...and Without Film
A visit from some royals required the crew to pretend as if they were shooting the grand finale, but Bing Crosby didn't want to waste his time. -
The Snow In Irving Berlin's White Christmas Was Actually A Very Deadly Substance
Have yourself a merry (horrifying) Christmas. -
Sean Connery Initially Thought Entrapment Had Too Many Special Effects
'So we got away from that and got to this.' -
Michael York Was Ready To Pass On Logan's Run Until He Got A Little Push
Michael York almost turned down Logan's Run. Thank the Carousel he changed his mind. -
Jenna Ortega's Facial Prosthetic For Ti West's X Was Enormous
Watch out for spoilers (and gore). -
Under The Radar: Next Exit, Slash/Back, And Something In The Dirt Shined In November
What went under the radar lately in the film world? -
Nicolas Cage Wants John Carpenter To Make More Movies, But John Carpenter's Not Having It
'I think more directors should learn from what you're doing.' -
Joe Pesci Received Serious Burns From One Of Home Alone 2's Most Famous Stunts
Joe Pesci's performance in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York was fiery ... literally. -
Going Outside Of His 'Image' Gave John Wayne His Favorite Performance Of His Career
As director John Ford said of his frequent leading man: 'I didn't know the big son of a b**** could act.' -
Glass Onion's Cast Got Into Character With Their Own Murder Mystery Game
We too would like to play tabletop games with the cast of Glass Onion, thank you very much. -
This Is Why Strange World Bombed At The Box Office
Strange World struggled at the box office, and we have some thoughts about why. -
Karen Allen Thinks She Knows Why Bill Murray Went So Off-Script With Scrooged
Bill Murray did a lot of ad-libbing on the set for Scrooged — despite having helped develop the revised script himself. -
John Wayne Wasn't Going To Let A Stuntman Be The Last Thing True Grit Audiences See
Chuck Roberson was John Wayne's longtime stunt double, but one pivotal moment in True Grit was all Duke.
