Deep Blue Sea, The Second-Best Shark Movie Ever, Was Just A Modest Box Office Hit
Deep Blue Sea revitalized the shark movie nearly 25 years after Jaws, but the box office didn't reflect its longevity.
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James Cameron Used Some Low-Tech Movie Magic To Enhance A Terminator Chase Scene
In the low-budget days of The Terminator, James Cameron came up with an ultra-creative solution to pump up the terror of a chase scene from his sci-fi classic.
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Kurt Russell And His Son Played The Same Role Before Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters
Kurt and Wyatt Russell play the same character in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters - something they'd done before years earlier in the film Soldier.
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New Transformers One Trailer Shows How Optimus Prime And Megatron Went From Friends To Enemies
The robots in disguise are back in the sci-fi animated movie Transformers One. Watch the new trailer right here.
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Star Wars Has Officially Made Palpatine's Dark Backstory Canon
Darth Plagueis made his first proper Star Wars appearance in The Acolyte, and a previously vague detail about Palpatine's origin story has been confirmed.
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New Borderlands Trailer Has Sci-Fi Monsters, Silly Robots, And A Pee Explosion
The new trailer for Borderlands brings the rough-and-tumble planet of Pandora to life as Cate Blanchett leads a crew of intrepid vault hunters.
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Krennic's Rogue One Costume Is A Sneaky Star Wars: A New Hope Easter Egg
There's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it Easter egg reference to Star Wars: A New Hope hidden in Krennic's costume in Rogue One.
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Star Wars' Emperor Palpatine Had A Surprisingly Casual Outfit On Under His Robes
Palpatine's cloak in Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi looks quite comfy, but Ian McDiarmid had an even comfier outfit on underneath.
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Star Trek: First Contact Never Shows The Back Of Locutus For A Reason
Locutus, the Borg alter ego of Patrick Stewart's Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek, appeared briefly in First Contact, but the costume was missing something.
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Palpatine-Obsessed Star Wars Fans Sent Ian McDiarmid On A High-Speed Chase
Star Wars fans, if you see Palpatine actor Ian McDiarmid boarding a subway, try not to chase him, okay?
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Star Trek: First Contact Got An Instant Stamp Of Approval From One Original Series Star
Star Trek: First Contact director Jonathan Frakes got a call from Bones himself, DeForest Kelley, telling him how much he liked the movie.
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Star Trek: First Contact Had A Grander Romance Planned For Lily And Picard
Lily (Alfre Woodard) and Picard (Patrick Stewart) were originally intended to have a deeper romance in 1996's Star Trek: First Contact. Here's why that changed.
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Why Leonard Nimoy Passed On Star Trek Generations
Leonard Nimoy found it illogical to sign on for Star Trek Generations when the film gave him nothing of substance to do.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Quiet Place Movies
Shhh! Keep it down and we'l tell you how to go about watching the A Quiet Place movies.
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The Hail Mary Email That Landed Oscar Isaac His Role In Dune
When Oscar Isaac heard that director Denis Villeneuve was going to make a film adaptation of Dune, Isaac emailed him and offered his services to the movie.
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Unlike The Dinos Of Jurassic World, Twisters Evolved With The Real Science Of Tornadoes
Twisters takes its tornadoes to the next level by incorporating recent scientific research - something the Jurassic World franchise could learn from.
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Data's Prosthetics In Star Trek: First Contact Led To A Super Glue Mishap
Data's (Brent Spiner) Star Trek: First Contact prosthetics taught makeup designer James MacKinnon a valuable lesson about not messing with super glue.
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Brad Pitt's Sci-Fi Role In 12 Monkeys Left Him Struggling To Move
Brad Pitt poured everything into his livewire 12 Monkeys performance, but it took a heavy physical toll.
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Jeff Goldblum Got Covered In K-Y Jelly For A Cut Scene From The Fly
In a behind-the-scenes doc about the making of David Cronenberg's sci-fi classic The Fly, Jeff Goldblum recalled being covered in K-Y Jelly for a deleted scene.
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Having Leonard Nimoy As Director For Star Trek 4 Caused Some Tension
Leonard Nimoy and Star Trek producer Harve Bennett had a push-pull partnership that extended to Nimoy directing The Voyage Home.
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One Avatar Actor Came Close To Being In An Earlier James Cameron Sci-Fi Movie
Avatar cast member Stephen Lang almost appeared in James Cameron's sci-fi action epic Aliens first.
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Upcoming Sci-Fi Sequels We Can't Wait To See In Theaters
Over the next few years, there are plenty of upcoming sci-fi sequels to be excited about, from Dune: Messiah to TRON: Ares and some Ninja Turtles too.
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The 10 Best Blockbusters From Indie Directors, Ranked
Hollywood has a habit of hiring indie directors to direct big budget blockbusters. Here's our list of the 10 best movies that have emerged from that practice.
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Final Alien: Romulus Trailer Returns To The Franchise's Horror Roots
The final Alien: Romulus trailer is here, and it's clear this sequel is going to be a very scary horror movie.
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The 10 Best Blockbuster Performances By Character Actors, Ranked
In honor of the Twister sequel Twisters hitting theaters, here are the 10 best blockbuster performances by character actors ranked.
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Mutant's Stunning Dune Comic-Con Poster Shimmers Like Spice [Exclusive]
Mutant is heading to Comic-Con for the first time, and will be selling this incredible Dune poster by artist Deb JJ Lee, which comes printed on gold foil.
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It Took Years To Get The Rights For Dune, But Only 15 Minutes To Find A Director
Getting Denis Villeneuve to direct Dune was easy. Getting the rights to the sci-fi franchise was a whole other ballgame.
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