Clint Eastwood's Pale Rider Has A Lot In Common With This Classic Western
The 1985 Clint Eastwood western Pale Rider is very likely paying homage to another classic film in the same genre from the 1950s.
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There's One Way For Zack Snyder To Make A Comeback: Team Up With Taylor Sheridan
Zack Snyder has hit a bit of a rough patch, but here's an idea that might help him turn things around: it's time to team up with Taylor Sheridan.
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The Infamous Critical Flop That Failed To Capture Jurassic Park's Box Office Magic
Inspiring a generation to scream 'Stop eating my sesame cake!' couldn't help Congo capture the success of Jurassic Park, even with an incredible creative team.
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Ballerina Brings In The Walking Dead's Biggest Star For A Key Subplot
Here's how The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus's character factors into the plot of Ballerina, the first theatrical John Wick movie spin-off.
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Life Of Chuck Is The Stephen King Version Of A Certain Pixar Classic
A big part of Mike Flanagan's new film The Life of Chuck feels like Stephen King's take on one of the very best Pixar movies.
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Ballerina's Villains Are Unlike Anything Seen In The John Wick Universe
Ballerina is from the world of John Wick, but the new action movie features a new cast of villains that are very different from the foes Wick faced.
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Batman & Robin's Forgotten Video Game Adaptation Is Even Worse Than The Movie
If there's one thing you can say about Batman & Robin, it's that Joel Schumacher's infamous superhero film isn't as bad as the video game it spawned.
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Predator: Killer Of Killers Might Explain What Happened To Arnold Schwarzenegger
Predator fans have been dying to see Arnold Schwarzenegger return as Dutch, and Predator: Killer of Killers has a canonical way to justify his return.
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John Wayne Named His Son After His Most Iconic Western Character
John Ford's The Searchers is widely considered one of the best Westerns ever made, and John Wayne even named his son after his character in the movie.
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Predator: Killer Of Killers Has A Valuable Lesson For Another Classic Sci-Fi Horror Franchise
The new animated movie Predator: Killer of Killers has us hoping that the Alien franchise gets the same treatment at some point.
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Clint Eastwood's Theory About Why Westerns Initially Rejected Him Is Hilarious
Clint Eastwood once offered a theory about why he suspected he was rejected from appearing in Westerns when he was a young actor.
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15 Movies You Forgot Were Turned Into Animated Series
Some of you might remember the Rambo animated series, but did you know about these other animated shows that were adapted from live-action movies?
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Here's How Keanu Reeves' John Wick Figures Into Ballerina (For Better And Worse)
Here's how Keanu Reeves' John Wick characterfactors into the story of Ballerina, the first official John Wick spin-off movie.
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9 Movie And TV Sub-Genres Dominated By One Franchise
For some reason, certain franchises seem to dominate specific sub-genres of film and TV. What can explain this phenomenon?
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Jeremy Renner & Idris Elba's Zombie Movie Is A Hulu Hit 18 Years Later
As we get closer to 28 Years Later, 28 Weeks Later, featuring a pre-fame Jeremy Renner & Idris Elba, is blowing up on Hulu.
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A Forgotten John Candy Flop Is Making Waves On Tubi
Tubi is home to many films people have forgotten about, and now a buddy-cop flop starring John Candy and Eugene Levy is lighting up their charts.
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The Real Reason Michelle Monaghan Was Cut From Keanu Reeves' Constantine
Michelle Monaghan filmed multiple scenes for Keanu Reeves' Constantine as a demonic love interest, but wound up on the cutting room floor. Here's why.
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How To Train Your Dragon Looks To Become The Next Animated To Live-Action Box Office Smash
Will the How to Train Your Dragon remake become the next successful animated film-turned live-action tentpole? The early signs are certainly encouraging.
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Alan Ritchson Had To Cut His Reacher Weight For An Overlooked Drama
Maintaining his Reacher weight is a full-time job for Alan Ritchson, but he still managed to quickly slim down to play a very different role in this drama.
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The Phoenician Scheme Is Wes Anderson's Most Violent Movie To Date (And It Works)
Violence isn't the first word you probably think of when you hear 'Wes Anderson,' but he brilliantly employs it in The Phoenician Scheme.
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Thanks To Predator: Killer Of Killers, Another Actor Now Has Faced A Predator, Alien, And Terminator
Another actor has joined the ranks of having faced off with a Predator, Alien, and Terminator thanks to Predator: Killer of Killers.
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Every License Plate In Ferris Bueller's Day Off Has Meaning
John Hughes snuck in some references to his other movies by way of vanity license plates seen throughout Ferris Bueller's Day Off.
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Ballerina's Best Action Scene Is As Inventive As Anything In John Wick
Ana de Armas blasts her way through Ballerina in spectacular fashion, but one action scene rises above all the others and made our jaws drop.
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Great Horror Movies That Shouldn't Have Skipped Theaters
Seeing horror movies in theaters makes for a thrilling communal experience, and these movies should have gotten a proper theatrical release from the start.
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The 15 Best Shark Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Look, you already know what movie is at the top of the best shark movies list, but you might be surprised at some of the other movies that made the cut.
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The 14 Best John Hughes Films Ranked
From Home Alone to Planes, Trains & Automobiles, John Hughes brought comedy and heart to the concept of family. Here's how his films stack up to one another.
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Who Is Scott Wampler? The Life Of Chuck's Loving Tribute, Explained By Mike Flanagan
Mike Flanagan, the writer/director behind the new Stephen King adaptation The Life of Chuck, explains why the movie is dedicated to the late Scott Wampler.
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