A Long-Awaited Mel Brooks Parody Sequel May Finally Happen
Josh Gad seems to be teasing the possibility of a Spaceballs sequel finally coming together, nearly 40 years after Mel Brooks' original Star Wars parody.
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The MonsterVerse Finds Godzilla X Kong Follow-Up Director In Grant Sputore
Warner Bros. and Legendary have found their new MonsterVerse director. Grant Sputore will direct the follow-up to Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
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New Hunger Games Movie Will Explore The Origin Of Another Familiar Character
The Hunger Games will return with Sunrise on the Reaping, a new prequel movie (and book) about the infamous Second Quarter Quell.
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Godzilla And SpongeBob Have One Big Thing In Common
Godzilla is a massively popular fictional character born from the real-life horror of nuclear bombs, just like ... SpongeBob SquarePants?!
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How Dune 2 Shot In An Italian Sanctuary Where No Movie Was Allowed Before
Dune: Part Two used a real Italian sanctuary for key scenes featuring Florence Pugh and Christopher Walken, and no movie had been allowed to shoot there before.
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Godzilla Vs. Kong's Mechagodzilla Was Inspired By A Classic James Cameron Sci-Fi
Godzilla vs. Kong's visual effects team looked to the most famous movie cyborg of all time while designing Mechagodzilla for the film.
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Godzilla Minus One's Strangest Reveal Raises All Kinds Of Unanswered Questions
Eagle-eyed viewers have noticed a dark mark on Noriko's neck at the end of Godzilla Minus One. Here's what the mark means and how it could factor into a sequel.
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The Alien: Romulus Trailer Makes The Original Movie's Tagline Horrifyingly Literal
The Alien: Romulus trailer finds a way of making the original Alien's iconic tagline even more horrifying (and literal) than it already was.
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Godzilla Minus One's English Dub Is The Worst Way To Watch A Great Movie
Godzilla Minus One is topping the Netflix charts, but the English-dubbed version of the film commits some major blunders.
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The Alien: Romulus Trailer Looks Like The Sequel We've Wanted For A Long, Long Time
The full Alien: Romulus trailer looks amazing, and we're not the only ones who think so. Here's a quick roundup of some responses it's received since its debut.
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The Alien: Romulus Trailer Revives The Best Sci-Fi Horror Series Ever
The characters of Alien: Romulus find out why you shouldn't go wandering around creepy abandoned structures in a new trailer for the sci-fi horror sequel.
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A Sandbar Mishap Forced The Lost World: Jurassic Park To Improvise An Ominous Scene
The Lost World: Jurassic Park crew improvised a scene that foreshadowed the carnage and horror to come after a mishap left them stranded on a boat.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Just Passed A Big Box Office Milestone
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes is proving to be successful at the box office, though opening weekend wasn't huge, because it just passed a big milestone.
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NASA Reveals Devastating Star Trek Truth: Spock's Home Planet Isn't Real
Bad news, Trekkies: a real-life planet thought to be in the same place as Spock's homeworld Vulcan in Star Trek doesn't actually exist.
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New Predator Movie Badlands Brings In A Leading Lady With Sci-Fi Experience
The new Predator movie Badlands has found its star, and she has a background in sci-fi.
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Godzilla Vs. Kong's Screenwriter Tried To Bring Mechagodzilla Into An Earlier Film
Mechagodzilla almost appeared in a different Godzilla MonsterVerse movie before he showed up in Godzilla vs. Kong.
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The Writer Of 1998's Godzilla Knows Where They Went Wrong With The Movie
Godzilla 1998 has its defenders, but the screenwriter isn't one of them.
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Chewbacca Was Barely In Star Wars' First Script
The original first script for Star Wars had very little Chewbacca in it.
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Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Initially Had A More Brutal Han Solo Torture Scene
Han Solo's torture scene in Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back was toned down over concerns it was originally too intense.
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This 14-Minute Short Isn't The First Sci-Film, But It Came Close
A Trip to the Moon is often cited as the first sci-fi film ever made, but there's actually a different film to hold the distinction.
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The Most Confusing Moments In Annihilation, Explained
Alex Garland's Annihilation is not easy to understand, so here are some of the sci-fi film's most confusing elements explained.
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The Real-Life Dinosaurs That Were Combined Into Godzilla's Iconic Design
Several real-life dinosaurs inspired the classic look and design of Godzilla.
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The Cast Of Dune 2 Learned Their Lines In Both English And The Fremen Language
The cast of Dune: Part Two had to learn their lines in both English and the made-up Fremen language Chakobsa.
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John Boyega Has An Unpopular Pick For The Best Star Wars Movie
Star Wars sequels actor John Boyega once revealed his pick for the best Star Wars movie, and the choice might surprise you.
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Why Kurt Russell Repeatedly Rejected Stargate (And Why He Finally Agreed To It)
Kurt Russell turned down the sci-fi movie Stargate multiple times. Here's why.
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Dune 2 Actually Captured A Real Eclipse In The Jordanian Desert
A real eclipse was filmed for a stunning scene in the sci-fi epic Dune: Part Two.
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Star Wars' Phantom Menace Lightsaber Fight Was Decided By A Five-Year-Old
George Lucas knew he wanted fast-paced lightsaber battles in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, but the new fighting style needed to be approved by his son.
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