Superman Movie Fan Theories That Actually Make Sense
With a big screen history stretching back to 1978, there are plenty of Superman movie fan theories out there, but here are some that actually make sense.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From All The President's Men
Luckily, most of the cast of All the President's Men are still alive, so here's what they've all been up to since the 1976 film.
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Ranking All 8 Muppet Movies
In honor of The Muppet Movie turning 40 this week, here are all eight Muppet movies ranked from worst to best...and seven of them are truly good!
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Black Hawk Down Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Black Hawk Down boasted one of the most impressive casts of the early 2000s. Here's what the actors have all been up to since the film's release.
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Let's Talk About Kevin Conroy's Greatest Batman Moment
Kevin Conroy is the definitive voice of Batman, but one moment in Batman: Mask of the Phantasm made him a legend.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Secures An Incredible Box Office Record For James Cameron
James Cameron now has yet another box office record under his belt, becoming the sole filmmaker who can claim this impressive accomplishment.
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Sylvester Stallone's Only Horror Movie Was A Disastrous Flop
Sylvester Stallone's first attempt at a horror movie was such a disaster, it's no surprise he never returned to the genre.
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KPop Demon Hunters Hid This Clever Easter Egg For K-Drama Fans In Plain Sight
If you were up on K-Dramas before you watched KPop Demon Hunters, there's a good chance you clocked this fun easter egg immediately.
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15 Horror Movies Without Jump Scares That Still Terrify Audiences
If you're not a fan of jump scares, you can still get a hefty dose of terror and dread by checking out these outstanding horror movies without them.
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Netflix's Jay Kelly Has A Spectacular Opening Shot That's More Impressive Than You Think
Noah Baumbach's Jay Kelly begins with a terrific oner, but this behind the scenes tidbit makes it even more impressive than we already thought.
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Adamantium Vs Vibranium: Which Marvel Metal Is Stronger?
We're settling the debate regarding the strength of Wolverine's Adamantium and Black Panther's Vibranium. It's time for the battle of the Marvel Metals!
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6 René Auberjonois Movies & TV Shows Star Trek Fans Need To Watch
The late René Auberjonois is probably best known for his role on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, but here are some of his other films and shows to seek out.
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A Forgotten Sherlock Holmes Flop Gave Us The First Fully CGI Character
Young Sherlock Holmes wasn't a hit when it arrived in theaters, but it did feature a bit of groundbreaking and highly influential VFX work.
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Before Christopher Nolan, The Coen Brothers Made An Odyssey Movie (Without Even Reading It)
One of the Coen Brothers' best movies is an adaptation of the Odyssey, but the filmmakers claimed they never bothered to read the original text.
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Isaac Asimov's DC Comics Doppelgänger Was An Obscure Superman Villain
Legendary sci-fi author Isaac Asimov served as the inspiration for an extremely obscure Superman villain back in the 1980s.
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Roger Ebert Was Blown Away By The Ending Of A '70s Gene Hackman Detective Thriller
The late film critic Roger Ebert loved Night Moves, Arthur Penn's '70s noir starring Gene Hackman that has one heck of an ending.
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These Marvel Heroes Are Named After A Classic Cary Grant Movie
A pair of Marvel heroes from The Runaways take their names from Frank Capra's Arsenic and Old Lace, which featured a terrific performance from Cary Grant.
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Heated Rivalry's Sophie Nélisse Starred In One Of The Best Detective Movies You've Never Seen
Sophie Nélisse has been generating legions of fans thanks to Yellowjackets and Heated Rivalry, but she also starred in one of the best films you've never seen.
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Every Western Directed By Clint Eastwood, Ranked
Clint Eastwood has dabbled in many genres as a filmmaker, but he kept returning to the Western. We ranked all of his Western directorial efforts here.
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Why Isaac Asimov Turned Down An Offer To Write A Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Movie
Steven Spielberg approached sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov about writing the script for Close Encounters of the Third Kind, but Asimov said no. Here's why.
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12 Best Movies Like Uncut Gems
If you liked the chaos and intensity of Uncut Gems, here are some other movies that tap into a similar vein as the Safdie brothers movie with Adam Sandler.
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Stephen King Used Derry In One Of His Stories Years Before IT
Derry, Maine, is practically synonymous with Stephen King's IT novel, but the author technically debuted the horrific town in one of his earlier works.
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Meryl Streep Got An Oscar Nod For A Role From A Book She Called 'A Crime Against Literature'
Meryl Streep abhorred the novel that inspired this movie, but she came around after reading the film's much more skillful adapted screenplay.
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Daredevil's Vincent D'Onofrio Was In One Of The Worst Philip K. Dick Adaptations Ever
The work of Philip K. Dick has inspired some of the best sci-fi movies, and also some of the worst, like this forgotten thriller featuring Vincent D’Onofrio.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Had To Bite Something Disgusting In Conan The Barbarian
Arnold Schwarzenegger picked up a lot of useful skills while making Conan the Barbarian, but he had a pretty rough time when it came to dealing with animals.
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Why Marvel's Original Incredible Hulk Series Was Swiftly Canceled
It took Marvel more than a few tries to finally get the Incredible Hulk right, and that involved canceling the character's comic original comic series.
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4 Action Movies From 1985 That Are Better Than Anything Released Today
We're going to party like it's 1985 and look back at 4 action movies from that year that are more enjoyable than the junk we get today.
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