Quentin Tarantino Has A Blunt Response About His R-Rated Star Trek Movie
Quentin Tarantino has some new comments regarding that R-rated Star Trek movie he was going to make.
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The Underrated Sci-Fi Film That Gave Patrick Stewart His First On-Screen Kiss
Patrick Stewart has done his fair share of snogging in films and TV, but his first on-screen kiss came (surprisingly) in a pretty strange sci-fi film.
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Why George Lucas Didn't Allow Steven Spielberg To Direct A Star Wars Movie
George Lucas never let Steven Spielberg take the reins on a Star Wars movie despite the pair having famously collaborated on Indiana Jones.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Divergent Movies
The final movie in the Divergent franchise was canceled, but here's the correct viewing order for the first three movies in the would-be quadrilogy.
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The Iconic Horror Movie That Almost Killed John Carpenter's Career
John Carpenter is a masterful horror director, but his career nearly died an early death after one of his classic horror movies flopped.
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Denis Villeneuve Had One Very Specific Goal With Dune 2's Black & White Fireworks
The bizarre black-and-white fireworks of Giedi Prime in Dune: Part Two were something Denis Villeneuve was determined to get right.
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The Xenomorph From Prometheus Had A Wild Fate Only Hardcore Alien Fans Know
Whatever happened to the Xenomorph from Prometheus (aka the Deacon)? The Alien franchise has a canonical answer, and it's absolutely wild.
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Star Trek's William Shatner Wishes He Could Reshoot One Kirk Scene
William Shatner is mostly satisfied with his performance as Kirk, but there's one scene the Star Trek legend wishes he could redo.
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What The Most Negative Critic Reviews Said About The Borderlands Movie
The Borderlands movie has flopped hard at the box office after being skewered by critics. Join us as we scavenge the more amusing negative reviews.
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Lionsgate Deletes Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis Trailer After Unexpected Controversy
A trailer for Francis Ford Coppola's Megalopolis has been pulled by Lionsgate after fake movie critic quotes caused controversy.
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Why Oscar Isaac Replaced Jake Gyllenhaal In Alex Garland's Ex Machina
Oscar Isaac dances his way through Alex Garland's Ex Machina, but at one point, his role could've gone to Jake Gyllenhaal.
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The Crow 2024 Remake Banned Real Guns On Set After The Brandon Lee & Rust Tragedies
The Crow remake banned any and all guns from set. Perhaps this could set a precedent for all films moving forward.
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Retro '90s Technology Attacks In The First Trailer For Kyle Mooney's Horror Comedy Y2K
Watch the first trailer for Kyle Mooney's horror comedy Y2K, which finds the turn of the century sparking '90s techno monsters at a New Year's Eve party.
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Steven Spielberg's Aliens Pitch To James Cameron Would Have Ruined The Xenomorphs
Before James Cameron was a household name, Steven Spielberg offered a suggestion about how to write the Xenomorphs in Aliens. Thankfully, Cameron didn't listen.
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A Dreadful Star Trek III Scene Filled Saavik's Actress With Anxiety
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock actor Robin Curtis was understandably nervous about a deeply emotional scene involving her Vulcan character Saavik.
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Things Have Gone From Bad To Worse For Borderlands At The Box Office
Borderlands, the new film based on the beloved video game series, is shaping up to be one of the worst box office bombs of the modern era.
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Why Fede Álvarez Digitally Resurrected [SPOILER] For Alien: Romulus
Alien: Romulus director Fede Álvarez has offered an explanation for the movie's controversial digital resurrection of a beloved actor.
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5 Reasons Why Alien: Romulus Killed It At The Box Office
Alien: Romulus is a big hit at the box office, and for the Alien franchise in general. Here's how and why that happened.
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Alien: Romulus Bursts Into Theaters With $108 Million Global Opening Weekend
Sci-fi horror sequel Alien: Romulus has outperformed expectations with a solid opening weekend at the worldwide box office.
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Leonard Nimoy's Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Vision Centered On 6 Rules
Leonard Nimoy believed the best Star Trek stories abide by six rules, and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home follows them completely.
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What Alien Romulus' Most Unexpected Creature Looks Like In Real Life
Alien: Romulus went back to basics with the Xenomorph (and a shocking new creature) played by real, extremely tall actors.
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12 Monkeys Found Its Composer By Flipping A Coin
Paul Buckmaster famously provided the score for 12 Monkeys, but there was only a 50/50 shot he'd get the job.
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Kurt Russell Broke Marvel's Cardinal Rule On Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2
Kurt Russell quietly committed a major Marvel no-no during production on Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
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The 11 Most Controversial Sci-Fi Movie Recastings
Here are some of the most controversial sci-fi movie recastings we've ever seen, from The Incredible Hulk to Back to the Future and beyond.
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The Only Main Actors Still Alive From 1968's Barbarella
Barbarella 1968 is set to be remade with Sydney Sweeney, but here's what the actors from the original film are up to in the meantime.
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Alien: Romulus' Best Moment Solves A Decades-Old Franchise Problem
Alien: Romulus finds a clever solution to a problem that's been affecting the tension and stakes of the Alien franchise for years.
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James Cameron Has One Very Specific Goal With His Avatar Movies
The Avatar movies are gorgeous to look at, but creating a beautiful world is only a secondary concern for James Cameron.
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