The Real-Life Inspiration Behind Countless Horror Movies Is Heading To Netflix
Ed Gein, the inspiration for Psycho, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and countless other horror films, is taking center stage in Netflix's next season of Monster.
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The Paper Wastes No Time Bringing Back An Original Office Character
The Paper is the highly anticipated follow-up spin-off to The Office, and brought back a fan-favorite character to connect the timelines.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Finally Gave Fans The Ortegas Storyline They've Wanted
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds fans have been waiting to see Erica Ortegas take center stage, and in season 3, the writers finally gave them what they wanted.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3 Harnesses A TNG Classic To Reinvent The Gorn
The latest episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds puts Ortegas face to face with the Gorn, recalling a classic episode of The Next Generation in the process.
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The Paper Reveals The Unfortunate Fate Of Dunder Mifflin From The Office
The opening minutes of The Paper premiere establish what happened to The Office's Dunder Mifflin, and why the new in-world documentary is set in a new location.
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The Real Reason Tru Valentino's Aaron Thorsen Left The Rookie
What happened to Aaron on The Rookie? Fans of the ABC procedural were wondering where he went in season 7, and the show answered the question.
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15 Best Netflix Limited Series, Ranked
Netflix's originals can be hit or miss, but when it comes to their limited series, they have quite a sterling record. Here are the best Netflix limited series.
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Wednesday Season 2's Mysterious Patient 1938, Explained
The first part of Wednesday Season 2 revealed a mysterious woman trapped inside Willow Hill. The second half of season 2 shows us who she is.
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Wednesday Season 2, Episode 6 Uses A Huge Cameo To Pull Off An Unexpected Switcheroo
Wednesday season 2 features a major cameo that should surprise viewers, but the plot function that character facilitates will likely delight people even more.
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Alien: Earth Episode 5 Scared The Xenomorph For The First Time
The fifth episode of Alien: Earth's freshman season gives us the rare sight of a scared Xenomorph, and it's all thanks to one of the show's new alien critters.
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Wednesday Season 2 Ending Explained: More Woeful Secrets And Unanswered Questions
A lot happens in Wednesday season 2, so let's break everything down and examine how its ending sets the stage for more spooky shenanigans to come in season 3.
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The Paper Review: The Office Spin-Off Is A Hilarious, Charming, And Unexpected Love Letter To Journalism
The Paper is funny, delightful, and manages to forge its own path away from The Office, despite borrowing some of its familiar elements.
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Twisted Metal Season 2's Rotten Tomatoes Score Reveals Something Fascinating
Twisted Metal has a Rotten Tomatoes audience score that puts many so-called prestige titles to shame, yet it seems to be getting no attention at all.
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The Xenomorph Isn't Even The Most Dangerous Creature In Alien: Earth
The classic Xenomorph has been the focus of Alien: Earth so far, but it's at risk of being upstaged by one devious little eyeball creature.
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Alien: Earth Episode 5 Features A Severance Star You May Have Missed
The fifth episode of Alien: Earth again features a connection to the Apple TV+ show Severance in the form of a shared actor. But that isn't the only similarity.
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Alien: Earth Hides Its Darkest Horror In Plain Sight (And It's Not The Xenomorph)
Naturally, the Xenomorphs are terrifying in Noah Hawley's Alien: Earth. But the show's darkest horror is hidden in plain sight.
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Alien: Earth Episode 5 Explains Some Of The Show's Biggest Mysteries
The fifth episode of Alien: Earth flashes back to show us what went down on the Maginot before the crash. Here are the highs and lows.
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Why Please Don't Destroy Left SNL
Please Don't Destroy is leaving Saturday Night Live, but the group isn't splitting up. In fact, certain members will continue to work on the sketch comedy show.
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Why Prime Video Canceled Motorheads
Motorheads won't be getting a second season at Prime Video, but fans of the canceled series may yet have reason to hope that it will have a future elsewhere.
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Everything You Need To Know About SNL's New Season 51 Cast Members
When Saturday Night Live season 51 returns in October, there will be some new faces among the cast, as well as a familiar face with a revamped role.
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James Gunn's Peacemaker Season 2 May Have Teased Another Alternate Universe DC Superhero
A line in Peacemaker season 2, episode 2 hints that Emilia Harcourt (Jennifer Holland) might have a future as a costumed vigilante in James Gunn's DC Universe.
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Marvel Zombies Brings Two Of The MCU's Most Overlooked Heroes Together In A Surprising Way
Marvel Zombies will unite one of the most eagerly-awaited MCU superheroes with one of the less-appreciated ones ... but in a rather unexpected way.
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The Stargate Atlantis Episode That Proved To Be A Production Nightmare For David Hewlett
David Hewlett had a nightmarish experience filming one particular episode of Stargate Atlantis, but he knows you probably aren't going to feel too bad for him.
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One Of The Best Pokémon Stories We've Ever Seen Isn't A Real Movie, But It Should Be
A new Pokémon ad has provided a spectacular, highly entertaining blueprint for what that franchise should do for its next movie.
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Why Ellen Pompeo's Dr. Meredith Grey Left Grey's Anatomy (Sort Of)
Ellen Pompeo had a justifiable reason for finally stepping away from Grey's Anatomy ... and an equally valid one for popping back up on the show since then.
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Star Trek: The Original Series Featured One Of The Worst TV Fights Ever
A notoriously terrible Star Trek: The Original Series fight scene nonetheless spawned one of the franchise's signature fight moves.
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Why Sarah Drew's Dr. April Kepner Left Grey's Anatomy
Sarah Drew's Dr. April Kepner was introduced on Grey's Anatomy in season 6, and her character's growth made her a fan-favorite over time. Here's why she left.
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