Apollo 18's Scrapped Trilogy Plans Would Have Been Big
The filmmakers behind the 2011 sci-fi/horror found footage movie Apollo 18 had hoped to make an Aliens-style sequel before expanding the series into a trilogy.
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Here's What The Worst Critic Reviews Said About Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
These days, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is hailed as one of the best Star Trek movie, but not everyone thought so. Here are the worst critic reviews.
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The Correct Order To Watch The Terminator Movies
The Terminator franchise can be a little messy, so here are the Terminator movies in order and the best way to watch them.
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Star Trek II Went Through 5 Different Scripts Before Getting To The Wrath Of Khan We Know
Believe it or not, Star Trek II The Wrath Of Khan went through 5 different scripts before it ended up with the script for the film we know today.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Yoda Backlash Never Made Sense To Frank Oz
Yoda performer Frank Oz has never understood the backlash to The Last Jedi, not least of all given its obvious adoration of classic Star Wars iconography.
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The Legendary 'Lightbulb' Moment That (Maybe) Gave Birth To Godzilla
What's the Godzilla origin story? It depends on who you ask and who you believe. But here's one possible answer.
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I.S.S. Ending Explained: Who Is Going Home?
War breaks out on Earth, and six astronauts on board the International Space Station are called up to fight in tense sci-fi thriller I.S.S.
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Why Kirstie Alley Didn't Return To Play Saavik In Star Trek III: The Search For Spock
A breakdown in pay negotiations prevented Kirstie Alley from reprising her Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan role as Saavik in the sequel, The Search for Spock.
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Kirstie Alley's Star Trek Casting Was The Silver Lining To A Heartbreaking Story
Days before Kirstie Alley was set to audition for Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, a car accident left her mother dead and her father nearly comatose.
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What Is Star Wars' Code Of The Sith? The Dark Side Mantra Explained
The origins of the dark side mantra that is Star Wars' Code of the Sith lie in an evil far more real than a cult of malevolent space wizards.
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Was George Lucas Enabled By Yes Men On The Star Wars Prequels? Not Exactly
Critics of the Star Wars prequels have long argued that George Lucas was enabled by 'yes men' while making those films. The truth, however, is more complicated.
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Is A Godzilla Minus One Sequel Happening?
Godzilla Minus One made the King of the Monsters an Oscar nominee. But will there be a sequel to the hit Japanese monster movie?
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A New Jurassic World Movie Is A Box Office No-Brainer
With the state of the box office being as uncertain as it's ever been, it's no wonder Universal is moving forward with a sure thing like a Jurassic World movie.
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Bibi Besch's Time On Star Trek Was Tinged By Real-Life Tragedy
Star Trek actor Bibi Besch regretted not being able to return to the franchise and reunite with her on-screen son played by Merritt Butrick.
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Great Scott! Could Back To The Future 3 Be The Best Back To The Future Movie?
Everyone loves the original Back to the Future, but what if we made the case for Back to the Future Part III as the best entry in the franchise?
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Fantasy Island Made Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan A Problem For Ricardo Montalbán
Ricardo Montalbán's Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan performance was not without challenges. Zeroing in on the character again proved difficult for the actor.
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Is A Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes Sequel Happening?
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes reignited the Hunger Games franchise, but Suzanne Collins doesn't (yet) have any more Panem novels to adapt.
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How Star Wars Found Its First Boba Fett Actor Out Of 'Pure Luck'
The original Boba Fett casting ended up being a stroke of luck for Jeremy Bulloch, who took a small role and ended up going down in Star Wars history.
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New Jurassic World Movie Coming From Original Jurassic Park Writer David Koepp
Original Jurassic Park writer David Koepp is writing a new film in the Jurassic Park/World franchise ... one that could, apparently, arrive as soon as 2025.
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The Time A Stolen Godzilla Suit Washed Up On Japan's Beaches
There are more questions than answers when it comes to the Great Godzilla Suit Heist of 1992.
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Cool Stuff: By Grabthar's Hammer, Galaxy Quest Funko POPs Have Arrived!
Galaxy Quest didn't get any proper toys when the movie was released back in 1999, but a new collection of Funko POPs is bringing the crew to your shelves.
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The Tom Hanks Star Wars Cameo That Never Came To Be
Tom Hanks nearly reunited with his Splash and Apollo 13 director Ron Howard on Solo: A Star Wars Story.
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Guardians Of The Galaxy's Original Writer Had To Fight Tooth And Nail For Credit On The Film
Nicole Perlman struggled to secure writing credit on Guardians of the Galaxy despite making significant contributions to James Gunn's MCU movie.
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15 Sci Fi Movies With Awful Reviews That Are Actually Worth Watching
These sci-fi movies got awful reviews, and all have a Rotten Tomatoes score under 50%, but they're actually worth watching for a variety of reasons.
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One Palpatine Moment In Star Wars: Revenge Of The Sith Had Ian McDiarmid In 'Total Shock'
Palpatine's lightsaber prowess in the Star Wars prequel trilogy was jarring for a lot of people, not least of all actor Ian McDiarmid.
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Leonard Nimoy's Directing Made Star Trek III An 'Awkward' Film For William Shatner
William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy spent years as co-stars on Star Trek. But when Nimoy directed Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, their dynamic changed.
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Star Wars' Stormtroopers Originally Wielded Lightsabers? Yep - And Shields
Legendary Star Wars concept artist Ralph McQuarrie once envisioned the stormtroopers wielding lightsabers and shields (which they definitely could've used).
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