5 Movie Franchises That Should Have Stayed In The '80s
Hollywood loves trying to revive movie franchises from the 1980s, but here are 5 examples that should've stayed firmly put in that decade.
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An Obscure Star Wars Video Game Just Became Extremely Valuable For A Wild Reason
If you happen to have a PS4 version of Star Wars Racer Revenge and you're willing to part with it, hackers are paying a pretty penny for it on eBay right now.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Secures An Incredible Box Office Record For James Cameron
James Cameron now has yet another box office record under his belt, becoming the sole filmmaker who can claim this impressive accomplishment.
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Adamantium Vs Vibranium: Which Marvel Metal Is Stronger?
We're settling the debate regarding the strength of Wolverine's Adamantium and Black Panther's Vibranium. It's time for the battle of the Marvel Metals!
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Isaac Asimov's DC Comics Doppelgänger Was An Obscure Superman Villain
Legendary sci-fi author Isaac Asimov served as the inspiration for an extremely obscure Superman villain back in the 1980s.
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Why Isaac Asimov Turned Down An Offer To Write A Steven Spielberg Sci-Fi Movie
Steven Spielberg approached sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov about writing the script for Close Encounters of the Third Kind, but Asimov said no. Here's why.
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Daredevil's Vincent D'Onofrio Was In One Of The Worst Philip K. Dick Adaptations Ever
The work of Philip K. Dick has inspired some of the best sci-fi movies, and also some of the worst, like this forgotten thriller featuring Vincent D’Onofrio.
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Is Galactus A Celestial? The Cosmic Marvel Character Explained
Galactus seems to have a lot in common with the all-powerful Celestials, but is he actually one of them? Here's the lowdown on the Marvel character.
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One Of The Best Sci-Fi Movies Of The 2010s Is Set In 2026
Reality catches up to science fiction once again in 2026, the year that served as the setting for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.
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The Star Trek Actor Who Spoiled Spock's Death Before Wrath Of Khan Even Began Shooting
Spock's shocking death at the end of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan wasn't all that shocking since the info leaked before the film even began shooting.
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10 Best '70s Disaster Movies, Ranked
Disaster movies really blew up in Hollywood during the 1970s. Here are the 10 best disaster movies of the decade, ranked.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Revives One Of Hollywood's Most Familiar Sci-Fi Tropes
Blockbuster films have embraced climactic sky beams since the superhero era boom, and even James Cameron isn't above using one for Avatar: Fire And Ash.
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The Office Star Who Was Fired From A Major Movie Role Because Michael J. Fox Is Short
Concerns about Michael J. Fox's height led to a member of the Back to the Future cast being fired years before they starred on The Office instead.
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The Only Major Actors Still Alive From Escape From New York
Here are the major actors alive from John Carpenter's classic Escape From New York.
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15 Movies You Need To Watch If You Like The Predator Franchise
Fans of the Predator franchise should check out these 15 other movies featuring alien threats, outer-space terror, and monstrous frights.
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The Sci-Fi Franchise That Arnold Schwarzenegger And Oliver Stone Almost Ruined
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Oliver Stone nearly joined forces on a Planet of the Apes movie that would've taken the sci-fi franchise in a bizarre direction.
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Steven Spielberg's Favorite Sci-Fi Horror Movie Inspired One Of His Most Terrifying Projects
2005's War of the Worlds is one of Steven Spielberg's darkest films, and it was heavily influenced by a sci-fi horror classic that the director loves.
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James Cameron Accidentally Sought Writing Advice From Himself For Avatar: The Way Of Water
James Cameron encountered some obstacles writing Avatar: The Way of Water, so he looked for writing advice. That advice came from an unexpected source: himself.
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The Thing (1982) Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
Despite its initial critical and commercial failure in 1982, John Carpenter's The Thing subsequently morphed into a point of pride for its cast.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash's Eywa Twist Was Hiding In Plain Sight All Along
Avatar: Fire & Ash reveals that Pandoran deity Eywa has a physical presence in the story as well as a spiritual one - and the clue was in the movie's title.
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Dune Author Frank Herbert Didn't Mince Words When Star Wars: A New Hope Came Out
The Dune books existed before Star Wars, and author Frank Herbert wasn't shy about accusing George Lucas of ripping him off.
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Dylan O'Brien's Underrated Dystopian Sci-Fi Trilogy Is Leaving Netflix Soon
The Maze Runner trilogy is streaming on Netflix, but it's leaving the platform soon. Now's the time to head back into the Glade or visit for the first time.
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Disney's Pandora Theme Park May Have Already Spoiled How The Avatar Movies End
With the future of the Avatar movies (sorta) up in the air, it's worth noting that a Disney theme park area has already (kinda) revealed how the saga will end.
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How To Watch Predator: Badlands At Home
Get ready for Yautja carnage and lots of it when Predator: Badlands hits the home market, complete with several extra features on physical media.
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James Cameron Didn't Mince Words About Alien 3's Infamous Opening Deaths
Outspoken Aliens filmmaker James Cameron did not hold back when asked what he thought about the opening deaths in the follow-up, Alien 3.
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The Avatar Trilogy Now Owns A Huge Box Office Record Thanks To Fire And Ash
James Cameron's Avatar trilogy has surpassed a box office threshold that no other movie trilogy in history can claim. Here's how it compares to other trilogies.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Reveals What Eywa Looks Like - And She Reminds Us Of A Classic Anime
Avatar: Fire and Ash finally gives us a look at Eywa, and it sure seems like James Cameron was at least partly inspired by a classic anime.
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