One Scene Convinced Horror Maestro John Carpenter To Direct The Thing
One of the tensest scenes in The Thing was responsible for getting John Carpenter onboard as the cult horror classic's director.
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What Happened To The Cast Of The Rocky Horror Picture Show?
The Rocky Horror Picture Show has been doing the time warp for nearly 50 years. Here's what your favorite Transylvanians have been up to after all these years. -
How 1997's Genetics-Bending Sci-Fi Gattaca Got Its Title
If it's been a while since you've seen Andrew Niccol's sci-fi film Gattaca and need a refresher about where its title comes from, we've got you covered. -
One Marvel Being Trumps The Xenomorphs, According To Aliens Vs Avengers #1
The first issue of the Alien Vs Avengers comic book series posits that even the Xenomorphs aren't a match for one particular Marvel character. -
An Early Design For Alien: Romulus' Offspring Is Somehow Even More Disgusting
The scariest part of Alien: Romulus was almost even scarier. Check out one of the test designs here! -
Sigourney Weaver Has One Condition To Return As Ellen Ripley In The Alien Franchise
Sigourney Weaver isn't ruling out a return to the Alien franchise as Ellen Ripley, but she has a reasonable condition that would need to be met first. -
Why Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Producer Blames William Shatner For The Film's Failure
Producer Harve Bennett felt Star Trek V: The Final Frontier was always doomed due to a creative decision William Shatner made early on. -
Why James Cameron Will Likely Never Return To The Alien Franchise
James Cameron's Alien sequel Aliens is a classic, but don't expect him to return to that well anytime soon (or possibly ever). -
Why Edward Furlong Didn't Return As John Connor For Terminator 3
Edward Furlong famously played John Connor in Terminator 2, but his real-life problems led to him being fired from Terminator 3. -
Leonard Nimoy Made A Saavik Pact On Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
Leonard Nimoy made a pact with Robin Curtis on Star Trek III: The Search For Spock as a fellow actor and the film's director. -
Kurt Russell Knows Why Escape From New York Cut This Headless Cat Scene
There's a deleted Escape From New York scene involving a cat that's probably better off left on the cutting room floor. -
The Underrated Sci-Fi Thriller That Saw A Very Different Future For Animation
Richard Linklater's A Scanner Darkly is an underrated sci-fi thriller that used rotoscoped animation to great effect. -
One Alien Movie Stands Above The Rest On Rotten Tomatoes
What's the best Alien movie, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes? The answer could surprise (or maybe it won't). -
How Gene Roddenberry Tried To Sabotage Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry infamously wasn't a fan of The Wrath of Khan, so much so he deliberately tried to sabotage the movie. -
The Vulcan Tip Leonard Nimoy Gave To A Star Trek Newcomer In The Search For Spock
Leonard Nimoy practically co-invented Vulcans, which came in handy when he directed Saavik actor Robin Curtis in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. -
Kurt Russell Channeled A Hollywood Legend To Play Escape From New York's Snake Plissken
Kurt Russell wanted his Snake Plissken performance in Escape from New York to channel Western greats like Clint Eastwood. Here's how he pulled it off. -
Francis Ford Coppola Comments On Those Controversial Megalopolis Crew Exits
Megalopolis director Francis Ford Coppola has addressed stories about crew members being fired and quitting during the reportedly chaotic production. -
Prometheus Deleted Scenes Explain The Movie's Most Shocking Sequence
Deleted footage from Ridley Scott's Prometheus fills in gaps in the sequence where Peter Weyland (Guy Pearce) meets the last surviving Engineer. -
The Underrated Sci-Fi Film Dennis Quaid Starred In Before The Height Of His Fame
Dennis Quaid was only just beginning to become a bigger name when he starred in this underrated 1980s sci-fi film. -
Why These Sci-Fi Movies Had Huge Gaps Between Critics & Audiences On Rotten Tomatoes
There's occasionally a divide between audiences and critics, with Rotten Tomatoes serving as the main barometer. Here are sci-fi movies with the biggest gaps. -
What Went Wrong With David Fincher's Alien 3, According To Sigourney Weaver
Sigourney Weaver has offered some new comments about the troubled production of David Fincher's Alien 3. -
Jurassic World Rebirth Needs To Rescue The Franchise From Itself
Jurassic World Rebirth sounds like it could be a return to form, which is precisely what this dino franchise eneds. -
Jurassic World 4 Finally Has A Title – And We Know What It's About
The fourth Jurassic World movie (and seventh Jurassic movie overall) now has an official title and synopsis along with first-look images of the cast. -
Fantastic Four Set Photo Reveals The Thing & It Doesn't Get More Comic-Accurate Than This
A photo from the MCU's Fantastic Four movie reboot suggests Ebon Moss-Bacharach's Thing will be an extremely comic-accurate version of the superhero. -
Watch This Steven Spielberg-Produced Classic Before It Leaves Netflix Next Month
Be sure and check out this classic Steven Spielberg-produced sci-fi flick before it leaves Netflix at the end of September. -
Deadpool And Alien Have Ushered In A New Box Office Era: The R-Rated Disney Hit
2024 is a good year for Disney at the box office, and the R-rated Deadpool & Wolverine and Alien: Romulus are a big part of that. -
What The Engineer From Ridley Scott's Prometheus Looks Like In Real Life
The actor behind the Engineer in Ridley Scott's Prometheus has specialized in playing aliens and monsters throughout his career.
