Whatever Happened To Lex Murphy Actress Ariana Richards From Jurassic Park?
Ariana Richards' young computer whiz character, Lex Murphy, helped save the day in Jurassic Park. Here's what Richards has been up to since then.
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Star Trek: The 10 Saddest Deaths In The Franchise, Ranked
Many of the deaths in the Star Trek franchise are downright terrifying and tragic. Here's our ranking of the ones that hit the hardest. -
Ariana Greenblatt's 6 Best Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
From the anarchic Tiny Tina in Borderlands to a key part in an Oscar-winning Greta Gerwig movie, here are Arianna Greenblatt's best roles, ranked. -
Men In Black's Props And Will Smith's Farts Gave Tommy Lee Jones Plenty Of Trouble
Tommy Lee Jones hit the ground gasping for air after Will Smith unleashed an apparently horrific fart on the set of Men in Black. -
Years Before Star Wars, John Boyega Made His Film Debut In A Sci-Fi Cult Classic
John Boyega was already a rising star before the Star Wars sequel trilogy thanks to this 2011 cult classic genre-blending sci-fi flick. -
John Carpenter Used One Word To Describe The Thing's Plot To Kurt Russell
John Carpenter's The Thing solidified Kurt Russell's place in horror movie history, and it only took one word to help the actor understand his role as MacReady. -
Men In Black's Classic Ending Was A Frenzied, Last-Minute Addition
Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld took an...unconventional approach to asking for the money needed to change the film's ending from its initial version. -
Men In Black's Original Confusing Plot Was Reworked Thanks To Alien Subtitles
Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld had a nice and easy fix for making the film's plot easier to follow, and it came down to some alien subtitles. -
Patrick Stewart Wants A Star Trek Movie To Explore Two Things About Jean-Luc Picard
Patrick Stewart isn't done playing Star Trek's Picard, and he'd like a new movie to explore some things about the character. -
The Director Of Netflix's Latest Sci-Fi Thriller Directed A Must-Watch Promo For A Now-Canceled Show
The director of Netflix's It's What's Inside once made a promo for the live-action Cowboy Bebop show, and it's bursting with the same creativity as the film. -
Why The Original Actor Who Played Hicks In James Cameron's Aliens Was Fired & Replaced
James Remar (you may remember him as the guy who played Dexter's dad on Dexter) was originally cast as Hicks in Aliens. Here's why he wasn't in the movie. -
How It's What's Inside's Director Shot One Of 2024's Most Exciting Films In Just 18 Days [Exclusive Interview]
Greg Jardin, the director of It's What's Inside, tells us about making one of 2024's most exciting sci-fi thrillers. -
The Shrouds Review: David Cronenberg Crafts A Blistering Thriller About Sex, Death, And Grief [NYFF]
David Cronenberg fans will not want to miss his latest, The Shrouds, a strange film inspired by the death of his wife. Here's our review. -
Men In Black's Director Had To Stop Tommy Lee Jones From Trying To Be Funny In The Movie
The reason Men in Black works so well is because of the dynamic between Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. But on set, that dynamic initially wasn't quite right. -
Michael Jackson's Men In Black II Cameo Came With Plenty Of Frustration
In his new book, director Barry Sonnenfeld talks about how the (very) brief Michael Jackson cameo happened in Men In Black II. -
Men In Black 3 Almost Cast A Different Actor As Young Tommy Lee Jones Instead Of Josh Brolin
Men in Black III director Barry Sonnenfeld had to fight a bit to cast Josh Brolin as a young Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) over another actor in the film. -
The Platform 2 Review: A Slightly More Interesting Take On A Bizarre Premise
The Platform 2, hitting Netflix this week, is less of a sequel and more of a remake of the first movie. Here's our review. -
How Star Trek Cast Members Really Felt About Galaxy Quest
Galaxy Quest riffs on Star Trek in a variety of ways, but what do the stars of the sci-fi shows think of the satirical approach to actors and fans? -
A DC Comics/Star Wars Crossover Didn't Happen For One Simple Reason
Comic readers could have had the opportunity to read a DC/Star Wars crossover that saw Superman facing off against Darth Vader. Here's why it didn't happen. -
Barbarian Team Drops One Of 2024's Best Trailers For New Horror Movie Companion
The minds behind Barbarian are back with the trailer for Companion, an intriguing original sci-fi horror film starring Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher. -
Director Barry Sonnenfeld Knows Exactly What Went Wrong With Will Smith's Wild Wild West
Wild Wild West was a box office flop that disappointed in a number of ways, and director Barry Sonnenfeld knows exactly where the Will Smith movie went wrong. -
The World's Most Famous Stuntman Explains How He Directed Terminator 2's Opening Scene [Exclusive]
Acclaimed former stuntman Vic Armstrong tells us about his experience directing the opening future war sequence of Terminator 2 and fighting with James Cameron. -
The Wild Robot's Box Office Makes It A Special Kind Of Success Story In Animation
The Wild Robot's unexpected success at the box office is great news for both the creatives behind the film and animation at large. -
5 Reasons Why Megalopolis Flopped At The Box Office
Francis Ford Coppola's costly passion project Megalopolis bombed pretty hard in its opening weekend at the box office. Let's break down the situation. -
This Forgotten 1980 Sci-Fi Horror Movie Kicked Off Drew Barrymore's Hollywood Career
Before she appeared in E.T. or Firestarter, Drew Barrymore got her start as a child actor in this twisted 1980 sci-fi horror movie. -
Star Trek's Robin Curtis Blames Leonard Nimoy For A Common Saavik Complaint
Star Trek fans have complained about Robin Curtis' take on Saavik, but she was merely listening to the direction of Leonard Nimoy. -
Iron Man's Original Ending Left The Door Open For A Jeff Bridges Marvel Return
Iron Man ends with Obadiah Stane (Jeff Bridges) clearly meeting his maker, but the Marvel movie's original ending played things a little differently.
