Prey Brought Back Some Predator Franchise Legends Behind The Scenes
'Even as far as just movie creatures go, it's just an awesome movie creature.'
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Star Wars Bits: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, Cal Kestis, The Star Wars Podcast Round-Up, Cad Bane, Galaxy's Edge, And More!
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It Takes A Scary Amount Of Work To Make A Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror
The Treehouse of Horror episodes are some of the most beloved in Simpsons history - the fact that they take almost all year to make only proves their worth. -
Marilyn Monroe Fought An Uphill Battle To Get Cast In All About Eve
One of Marilyn Monroe's big breaks was the part of Miss Casswell in All About Eve, but she had to fight to be taken seriously for the part. -
The 15 Funniest Moments In The Simpsons, Ranked
Although "The Simpsons" has had its ups and downs, the long-running animated comedy still brings the laughs. These are the show's funniest moments. -
Samaritan Review: This Cheesy Sylvester Stallone B-Movie Is A Hell Of A Ride
Samaritan is a B-movie with B-movie problems, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy watching it. -
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Geoffrey Rush Thought Pirates Of The Caribbean Would Be A One-And-Done Deal
Geoffrey Rush was pleasantly surprised to find that Captain Barbossa turned into a returning character and a franchise favorite. -
It's Hard To Argue With Peter Jackson's Pick For The Best Scene In The Lord Of The Rings
What's your favorite scene? Tell us in the comment section we don't have. -
Superhero Bits: The Batman 2 Gets A Writer, New Spider-Man: No Way Home Footage & More
Superhero Bits: The More Fun Stuff Edition. -
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Tom Hardy Based Bane's Voice In The Dark Knight Rises On A Real-Life Legend
Love it or hate it, the actor's Bane voice has entered the pop culture lexicon. -
Some Of Braveheart's Best Scenes Never Ended Up On Film
What a difference it could've made. -
A Community Movie Is Merely A Matter Of When, According To Dan Harmon
Don't unscrew those Champale caps just yet, but this is very promising! -
The Reason Amandla Stenberg Walked Away From Black Panther
Amandla Stenberg was considered to play Shuri in Black Panther, but as a lighter-skinned actress she felt it was 'not a space that I should have taken up.' -
Why Clint Eastwood Always Tries To Use The First Take As A Director
While some directors are known for demanding exhausting numbers of takes, Clint Eastwood prefers the "one-and-done" approach. -
The Idol Teaser: Euphoria Creator Sam Levinson Gets Into The Gutters Of Hollywood
The 'sleaziest' love story in all of Hollywood has a star-studded supporting cast. -
Star Trek: Lower Decks Season 3 Review: The Animated Series Is As Funny And Adventurous As Ever
The animated comedy series is becoming more and more interested in just being Star Trek, and that's okay. -
Becoming Bane For The Dark Knight Rises Took Its Toll On Tom Hardy
Hardy forced his body into a demanding transformation to play the typically jacked-up villain with massive arms. -
1922 Wasn't A Story Stephen King Expected To See On Film
The amount of good adaptations of Stephen King works is getting almost out of hand, but 2017's 1922 is a hidden gem which should be reconsidered. -
Matthew Weiner Was Very Meticulous About Casting Mad Men's Extras
Showrunner Matthew Weiner was notoriously meticulous when it came to casting for Mad Men, even for tiny, unmemorable, walk-on parts. -
How Eraserhead Led David Lynch To The Elephant Man's Script
The Elephant Man was David Lynch's Hollywood breakthrough, and none of it would have been possible without help from an unexpected huge name. -
Sex Education Season 4: Everything We Know So Far
Sex Education is coming back for a fourth season, with beloved series regulars joining forces with fresh faces, like Schitt's Creek's Dan Levy. -
Cillian Murphy Appreciates One Key Element Of The Dark Knight Trilogy Over More Recent Superhero Movies
'I think they're so grounded in a relatable reality.' -
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House Of The Dragon Review: A Bold And Brutal Tale Of The Women Of Westeros
House of the Dragon feels fiercely feminine, focusing almost entirely on two women. -
Vertigo's Signature Shot Cost Almost $20,000 To Pull Off
Alfred Hitchcock invented a new type of shot for the opening scene of Vertigo, one which has been taken up by other master filmmakers and used to perfection.
