Marvel's Wonder Man Directly References A Controversial Best Picture Winner, And It's Perfect
Marvel's Hollywood-set new series Wonder Man drops a perfect reference to the only X-rated movie ever to win Best Picture at the Oscars.
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V: How Hollywood Ruined What Could've Been A Great Sci-Fi TV Franchise
1983's V could have marked the beginning of a great, thought-provoking sci-fi TV franchise, but it was sabotaged by Hollywood behind the scenes.
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The Flash TV Series Cast: Where The Actors Are Now
The Flash featured an extensive roster of characters in the Arrowverse. So what have they been up to since the DC Comics series ended? Let's find out.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Was Allowed To Leave His Sitcom To Shoot His First Major Movie
Leonardo DiCaprio's role on the sitcom Growing Pains would've prevented him from making his first major movie if it hadn't been for one of his costars.
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The Classic John Hughes Movie That Was Reinvented As A Long-Running Sitcom
One of John Hughes classic comedies was given a series adaptation treatment nearly a decade later that lasted for a shocking 5 seasons.
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Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Trailer Brings Back Jessica Jones
Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) is back in the trailer for Daredevil: Born Again season 2, and she's not the only returning familiar face.
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How Accurate Is Billy Bob Thornton's Landman? It's Complicated
Taylor Sheridan's Landman is based on a real story, but how accurate is the show starring Billy Bob Thornton? Let us explain.
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Why Netflix's Resident Evil Flopped
The Resident Evil franchise needs a clean slate; it continuously struggles to make one for itself. Here's why the Netflix series flopped with critics.
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How Apple TV's Foundation Avoided Becoming Isaac Asimov Fan Fiction
As Foundation star Lee Pace sees it, the show's unique approach to adapting Isaac Asimov's source material prevents it from feeling fan fiction-y or tedious.
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Marlon Brando Wanted To Play A Star Trek Villain But Got Rejected For A Valid Reason
Hollywood legend Marlon Brando was interested in playing the villain role in Star Trek: Generations, but got turned down.
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Why Storm's Mutant Powers Were Always A Challenge For X-Men '97 Animators
Storm is one of the most powerful heroes in the entire Marvel canon, and that made her a challenge for the X-Men '97 animation team.
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The Boys Creator Eric Kripke Made A Tarzan Series You Likely Never Knew Existed
Prior to creating Supernatural and The Boys, Eric Kripke developed a Tarzan TV series that Warner Bros. has since tried to memory-hole out of existence.
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Landman's Co-Creator Wants These 1883 Cast Members To Join The Billy Bob Thornton Series
The co-creator of Landman has weighed in with two actors he hopes can be added to the cast — and they're familiar faces in the realm of Taylor Sheridan shows.
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Every Season Of Fargo Ranked
Noah Hawley's Fargo achieves the rare feat of building off and creating a separate identity from the original Coens movie, and each season ranks differently.
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Tell Me Lies: How Showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer Expanded The Novel's World [Exclusive]
Tell Me Lies season 2 greatly expands on the source material that inspired it with great results. Showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer tells us how it happened.
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The 12 Best Boba Fett Moments In Star Wars Shows And Movies
Get hyped for The Book of Boba Fett by reliving the infamous bounty hunter's best moments on the big and small screens.
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Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol's Timeline Explained
With Dragon Ball Super finally returning via the Galactic Patrol anime, let's take a moment to discuss where the series will fall in the franchise's timeline.
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Ray Liotta's Only Western Was A Star-Studded Miniseries Streaming On Prime Video
Ray Liotta did not frequent the Western genre, but he did once play a revenge-seeking Texan in a 2015 History Channel miniseries now streaming on Prime Video.
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Is Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol Canon?
Dragon Ball Super: The Galactic Patrol is the latest chapter in the classic anime franchise, but is it part of official canon? The answer is complicated.
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The Landman Scenes Ali Larter Absolutely Hates Shooting
Ali Larter enjoys playing Angela Norris on Landman, although there’s a specific type of scene that she’s not so enthused about having to film.
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Canceled Netflix TV Shows That Are Still Worth Watching
There's a plethora of Netflix series that may have been canceled too soon. Here are some of those shows that deserve at least a rewatch or two.
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10 Similarities Between Stranger Things And Stephen King Books
Just like Quentin Tarantino, the Duffer Brothers borrowed plenty of elements from beloved stories, especially the work of author Stephen King.
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Dragon Ball Fans Are Saying The Same Thing About The New Galactic Patrol Anime
Dragon Ball Super is set to continue with a new series, The Galactic Patrol, and the announcement video features music from a Hollywood legend.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Episode 2's Incredible Puppet Show Explained
With its incredible puppet show, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms episode 2 dramatizes an ancient legend from Westeros history in the best way possible.
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Tell Me Lies: How Showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer Creates Those Amazing Needle Drops [Exclusive]
The songs in Tell Me Lies are instant nostalgia fuel for millennials. Here's how showrunner Meaghan Oppenheimer creates those perfect needle drop moments.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Reveals Just How Different Dunk Is From Other GoT Heroes
Just two episodes in, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has already demonstrated what sets Dunk apart from other heroes in the Game of Thrones franchise.
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Why X-Men '97 Gave Up Making Logical Sense Of The X-Mansion
X-Men '97 production designer Anthony Go Wu quickly realized that trying to make logistical sense of the series' X-Mansion was a lost cause.
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