Edward James Olmos Says Blade Runner And Battlestar Galactica Share A Universe (And Bloodline)
Blade Runner and Battlestar Galactica have some major themes in common, and star Edward James Olmos makes a strong case for a shared universe.
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A Classic Adam Sandler And Brendan Fraser Comedy Is Impossible To Stream Today
The cast of this '90s comedy includes Adam Sandler, Brendan Fraser, and a whole lot of other beloved stars, yet it's strangely unavailable to stream right now.
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A 2025 Political Thriller With A 99% Rotten Tomatoes Score Might Be The Best Movie Of The Year
Narcos star Wagner Moura leads The Secret Agent, a political thriller with a near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes score that might be the best movie of 2025.
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Oliver Stone's First Script For Conan The Barbarian Is Gloriously Outrageous
Oliver Stone was using a lot of cocaine when he was working on Conan the Barbarian, so his early script draft for the film is unsurprisingly bizarre.
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The Acolyte Star Manny Jacinto Knows What The Star Wars Franchise Is Missing
The Acolyte actor Manny Jacinto has a theory about what's missing from the Star Wars franchise as a whole, and he might be right.
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The Addams Family Films Had To Create A Special Job For Cousin Itt's Appearance
The Addams Family films have plenty of extensive makeup for the creepy, kooky family, but Cousin Itt required extra support to look so good.
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Why Francis Ford Coppola Believed The Godfather's Success Ruined His Career
The Godfather launched Francis Ford Coppola to the top of 1970s American cinema, but in the director's mind, that may not have been a good thing.
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This Spoof Is The Best Way To Watch The First Harry Potter Movie
If you're searching for an ethical way to enjoy the first Harry Potter movie, look no further than this wonderfully comedic full-length audio commentary track.
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10 Best Characters In DC Comics' Absolute Universe, Ranked
DC's new Absolute Universe has drastically reimagined signature characters, from Batman to Wonder Woman, and these are the best of them (so far).
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Why Tim Burton Decided Not To Direct Nightmare Before Christmas
As much as The Nightmare Before Christmas is Tim Burton's creation, he had several good reasons for recruiting Henry Selick to direct the film instead.
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Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Improves On The First Movie In Only One Way
There's one aspect of Five Nights at Freddy's 2 that features an improvement over the first film: it actually features a scary animatronic this time around.
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John Wayne Hated This Controversial Western With 91% On Rotten Tomatoes (For A Good Reason)
This revered Western didn't tone down its violence or romanticize the Old West at all, neither of which sat well with the notoriously conservative John Wayne.
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Decades Before Before Sam Raimi, Spider-Man Conquered European Theaters
Americans had never seen a live-action Spidey on the big screen before Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, but Europeans had already gotten a taste decades earlier.
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Why Spartacus Creator Steven DeKnight Never Regrets Killing Off His Gladiators
Spartacus fans might be heartbroken about the deaths of some of their favorite Gladiators, but show creator Steven DeKnight regrets nothing.
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The Conjuring Star Patrick Wilson Was Haunted By This '70s Stephen King Horror Series
Patrick Wilson knows a thing or two about what makes something scary, and a Stephen King miniseries has been creeping him out for decades.
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All Of The Hatchet Movies, Ranked (Including Victor Crowley)
The Hatchet movies are grimy, cheesy, and a testament to the can-do indie filmmaking spirit. Here's our ranking of every film in the horror franchise.
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Ryan Reynolds Keeps Spending His Own Money To Use A John Candy Prop In The Deadpool Films
Ryan Reynolds has frequently snuck a John Candy prop from Planes, Trains and Automobiles into the Deadpool movies, although it hasn't come cheap.
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The Iconic Heathers Line That Shannen Doherty Absolutely Refused To Say
One of the most memorable moments in Heathers was originally supposed to be said by Shannen Doherty, but her rejection was Kim Walker's gain.
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All 10 Epic Twist Endings Of The Saw Franchise, Ranked
The Saw franchise is known for its epic twists almost as much as its sadistic traps. Here are all 10 twist endings, ranked.
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How Warner Bros. Made Sure Audiences Knew Christopher Reeve's Superman Was Something Special
Since Superman star Christopher Reeve was an unknown, Warner Bros. promoted the film with a marketing campaign that provided a blueprint still being used today.
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The Humble Reason Tori Spelling Was 'Ashamed' To Be Included In Scream 2's Photo Shoots
Tori Spelling nabbed the cover of Rolling Stone for her role in Scream 2, which might seem ridiculous to anyone who has seen Scream 2.
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Eddie Murphy Blames A Terrible Wig For One Of His Biggest Box Office Bombs
Wes Craven's 1995 movie Vampire in Brooklyn was a box office flop, and star Eddie Murphy believes his terrible wig was to blame.
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Why Neill Blomkamp's Alien 5 Movie Died, Explained By Sigourney Weaver
Director Neill Blomkamp came close to making an Alien movie that would ignore continuity, but it never happened. Here's why, according to Sigourney Weaver.
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Clint Eastwood Had To Fight For The Ending Of A Classic Western Movie
Clint Eastwood wound up arguing with his editor for The Outlaw Josey Wales over how to best bring the revisionist Western movie to a close.
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One Avatar: Fire & Ash Actor Had To Do Many Of Their Scenes Twice [Exclusive]
Making an Avatar movie isn't a walk in the park for anyone, but one of the actors in Avatar: Fire and Ash had to film essentially all of their scenes twice.
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'70s Fantasy Movies That Everyone Should Watch At Least Once
Many of the best '70s fantasy movies are just as enjoyable now as they were back then, ranging from whimsical animated adventures to sweeping live-action epics.
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Tom Hardy & Charlie Cox's Early-Career Psychological Thriller Is A Hidden Gem On Prime Video
Not many folks have seen this thriller starring a young Tom Hardy and Charlie Cox, but it's worth watching on Prime Video (if only to see how twisted it gets).
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