One Star Trek Episode Retold Rambo's First Blood On The Enterprise
One episode of Star Trek took inspiration from, of all things, Sylvester Stallone's Rambo, to convey an important message about violence.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Nears $300 Million At The Box Office, Get Ready For Some Sequels
Five Nights at Freddy's has grossed nearly $300 million worldwide against a production budget of just $20 million.
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The M*A*S*H Finale's Set Was Reduced To Ash In The Middle Of Filming
The M*A*S*H writers had to adapt to a sudden fire that swept across their set, but if you've seen the finale, you'll know nothing feels forced.
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An Unexpected Birthday Present Caused Chaos On The Set Of A Robert De Niro Sports Thriller
A prank gone wrong on the set of Tony Scott's 1996 sports thriller The Fan led to Sony implementing an edict for all of its future film productions.
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Studio Ghibli's The Boy And The Heron Just Made History At The Box Office
Hayao Miyazaki's first film in 10 years, The Boy and the Heron, just became the first original Japanese animated movie to top the U.S. box office charts ever.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Maze Runner Movies
Remember The Maze Runner franchise? Sure you do! So let's talk about the Maze Runner movies in order!
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Godzilla Is The Fall's Unexpected Box Office Hero As Minus One Continues To Crush It
Godzilla Minus One continues to be a big hit at the box office, which is good news for movie theaters having an otherwise rough fall.
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Tom Cruise Apparently Turned Down The Lead Role In The Mask Of Zorro
The Mask of Zorro producer Steven Spielberg wanted to cast Tom Cruise as Zorro in the film, but the actor wisely recognized that would be a bad idea.
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Nicholas Hoult Joins Superman: Legacy As Lex Luthor
Nicholas Hoult may not be playing Clark Kent in Superman: Legacy, but he will be playing his greatest foe -- Lex Luthor.
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The Mask Of Zorro At 25: An Oral History Of The Last Old School Blockbuster
The Mask of Zorro is the premiere example of how to resurrect a once-beloved property. 25 years after its release, here's the story of how it all came together.
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Cool Stuff: Did You Know Playmates' Classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Toys Have Returned?
Playmates has been releasing the best of their original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles action figures from the 1990s over the past couple years. Check them out!
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How A Dead Rabbit Inspired Amanda Plummer's Pulp Fiction Character
Amanda Plummer's character name in Quentin Tarantino's classic Pulp Fiction, Honey Bunny has a surprising origin story.
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Filming Oola's Star Wars Scenes Was Even More Uncomfortable Than It Looked
Femi Taylor, who played Oola in Star Wars: Episode VI -- Return of the Jedi, had a hard time adjusting to her costume while performing her scenes.
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What The Cast Of The Fifth Element Is Doing Today
The Fifth Element is led by Bruce Willis, but the supporting cast is a fantastic ensemble of legendary stars and talent then on the rise. Where are they now?
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The Ninth Gate Ending Explained: Even Hell Has Its Heroes
Let's talk about the ending of Roman Polanski's horror movie The Ninth Gate starring Johnny Depp as a guy investigating a mysterious book.
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R2-D2's Star Trek Cameos Are More Than A Simple Star Wars Homage
Star Trek features more than one instance where Star Wars character R2-D2 makes an appearance. Here's why.
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Sam Rockwell Won His Iron Man 2 Role By Pretending To Be A Guinea Pig
Sam Rockwell is one of the best parts of Iron Man 2, and voicing a guinea pig in a silly children's movie helped get him the job.
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars' Controversial Change To Order 66 Explained
When it comes to Order 66 in Star Wars, The Clone Wars introduced the idea of inhibitor chips, retconning the concept in the process.
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Night Of The Living Dead's Duane Jones Fought Against A Happier Ending For The Film
George A. Romero considered a happier ending for Night of the Living Dead, but star Duane Jones (correctly) convinced him that was a bad idea.
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Why Blade Runner Was The 'Hardest Thing' Ridley Scott Has Ever Done
Blade Runner is without a doubt Ridley Scott's most imaginative film, and according to him, it was also the most difficult to shoot.
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Jon Favreau Wrote Pepper Potts' Iron Man Lines By Eavesdropping On Gwyneth Paltrow
Gwyneth Paltrow's Pepper Potts sounds a lot like, well, Gwyneth Paltrow, because Jon Favreau was so inspired by her on the Iron Man set.
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Tim Roth Made One Hilarious Demand Before Agreeing To Pulp Fiction
Tim Roth had one very particular request of Quentin Tarantino when it came to him starring in Pulp Fiction... and it involved a co-star packing serious heat.
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H.R. Giger Sent Alien's Crew Searching For Truckloads Of Real Bones
It seems the legendary Alien concept artist H.R. Giger was himself rather out-of-this-world, as he decided, one day on set, that he needed bones. Lots of bones.
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Stepping Into Thor: The Dark World Was A Somewhat Depressing Experience For Idris Elba
Having just come off playing Nelson Mandela, let's just say that Idris Elba's work on Thor: The Dark World wasn't exactly ... edifying to him.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Creator Went Undercover During The Movie's Opening Weekend
Five Nights at Freddy's has gone from niche phenomenon to widespread cultural phenomenon, and creator Scott Cawthon had to see for himself opening weekend.
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The 5 Best Studio Ghibli Dub Performances (Including The Boy And The Heron) Ranked
From Christian Bale's Howl to Robert Pattinson's Grey Heron, here are the five best English dub performances in Studio Ghibli films.
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How A Furious Samuel L. Jackson Won Back His Pulp Fiction Role
Samuel L. Jackson's route to playing Jules in Pulp Fiction was far from ordinary and based on who you hear the story from, how he got that role varies wildly.
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