The Best Part Of It: Welcome To Derry Has Nothing To Do With The Monsters
It: Welcome to Derry features some gruesome and effective scares courtesy of Pennywise, but that's not the element that really makes the horror series work.
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Why Stan Lee Despised Marvel's 1970s Live-Action Spider-Man Series
Stan Lee wasn't a fan of the 1970s live-action Amazing Spider-Man series, feeling that it was missing some specific elements essential to the original comics.
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Texas Chain Saw Massacre's Director Also Helmed Freddy Krueger's Overlooked Origin Story
After Tobe Hooper terrified audiences with The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, he helmed a project that showcased the origin story of Freddy Krueger.
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Gene Roddenberry's Non-Star Trek Projects, Ranked
Gene Roddenberry may best be known for creating Star Trek, but let's take a look at all of the other projects that he ushered in to film and television.
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Lanterns: Everything We Know About The DC Universe's Green Lantern Series
Here are the actors starring in DC's Lanterns series, who's working on it behind the scenes, and how it might factor in to James Gunn and Peter Safran's DCU.
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One Crazy Summer And Better Off Dead's Creator Also Helmed This Forgotten Cartoon Classic
Savage Steve Holland lent his twisted sensibilities to this slapstick-heavy and sometimes surreal '90s cartoon, which isn't readily available to watch today.
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How Daffy Duck (Not Bugs Bunny) Turned A Noble, Heroic Name Into A Devastating Insult
Of course Bugs Bunny tends to be credited for something Daffy Duck actually did: popularizing the use of this would-be flattering term as an insult.
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14 Best TV Shows Like Mindhunter
Mindhunter is one of the best detective shows in recent memory, and while we hope for it to continue, here are some other shows like it worth checking out.
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Why Matilda Star Mara Wilson Disappeared From Hollywood
Matilda star Mara Wilson disappeared from Hollywood for over a decade after becoming a huge child star. Here's what she's been up to since then.
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Why Thomas Gibson's Aaron Hotchner Left Criminal Minds
Thomas Gibson played Aaron Hotchner on Criminal Minds for the show's first 11 seasons, then left in season 12. Here's why.
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Marvel Used Reclaimed Toilet Water To Create Snow For A Foul Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Scene
In order to create convincing fake snow for an episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Marvel chose a stinky solution that the cast wasn't happy about.
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The Transformers Cartoon With Two Horror (And Star Trek) Legends In Its Main Cast
Transformers: Prime is one of the best Transformers cartoons thanks to its exemplary voice cast, which includes a pair of beloved Star Trek and horror alums.
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The Hit Fox Comedy That Borrowed Its Name From A Decades-Long NBC Tagline
One of the most important sketch comedy shows in television history brilliantly subverted an old NBC tagline for its show title.
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Foundation's Showrunner Sold Apple On The Isaac Asimov Adaptation With A Single Sentence
To create the Foundation TV series, David Goyer had to come up with a one-sentence pitch that distilled down Isaac Asimov's complicated story.
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Jack Reacher's Creator Thinks The Prime Video Series Works Better Than The Books For One Reason
Lee Child, author of the popular Jack Reacher novels, is much happier with the Prime Video series format compared to movies ... and perhaps even the books.
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Valentina's Best Insult On HBO's The White Lotus Was Improvised
Sabrina Impacciatore quickly won White Lotus fans over with her turn as Valentina in season 2, and her most unexpectedly savage line was actually improvised.
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How Stranger Things' Barb Actress Feels About The Reactions To Her Character's Death
Remember #JusticeForBarb? Actress Shannon Purser reflects on the extreme reactions to her Stranger Things character's death.
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Apple TV's Pluribus Is Already Following A Great Strategy Set Up By Severance
Apple TV knows how to market a twisty sci-fi series, as Pluribus is brilliantly following in the marketing footsteps of Severance.
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Winds Of Winter: What We Know About George R.R. Martin's Next Game Of Thrones Book
As the wait continues for George R.R. Martin's next Song of Ice and Fire novel, The Winds of Winter, here's what we know about the Game of Thrones story so far.
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Paramount Is The Latest Studio To Butcher Its Animation Legacy, And You Should Be Infuriated
Paramount has canceled two of its children's cartoon series amid 'restructuring,' in Hollywood's latest blow to the medium of animation.
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Paul Walker's Short-Lived '80s Sitcom Is Impossible To Watch
One of Paul Walker's earliest roles is nearly impossible to watch as the short-lived syndicated sitcom never had a real home.
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How Scientifically Accurate Is Apple TV's Pluribus?
Vince Gilligan's Pluribus displays a deeply unsettling hive mind, but could something like this actually happen to human beings?
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A '70s Brian De Palma Thriller May Have Inspired One Of The Best Anime Villains Ever
This 1970s cult classic directed by Brian De Palma seems to have inspired one of the best anime villain characters ever.
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The 14 Best Mad Men Characters, Ranked
"Mad Men" was praised as a time capsule of 1960s fashion and attitudes, but what made the show a success was its compelling cast of characters.
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The Most Powerful Characters In Stranger Things, Ranked
Hawkins, Indiana is home to many strange and powerful creatures, but only a few have a chance against Vecna and the Mind Flayer.
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Pluribus Episode 3 Brilliantly Reveals The Hive Mind's Greatest Weakness
Vince Gilligan's Pluribus is the hottest new series of 2025, and episode 3 gives us a greater insight to the terrifying Hive Mind.
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Pluribus Episode 3's Secret Weapon Comes Straight From The Breaking Bad Days
Like Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Vince Gilligan's new show Pluribus is pulling out all the stops when it comes to style.
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