Party Down Stars Talk About Quinta Brunson's Guest Spot Before Abbott Elementary Became A Hit
Party Down is back, with top-tier cameos like Quinta Brunson and more.
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Batman & Robin's Mr. Freeze Make-Up Was A Step Up In Safety From Terminator 2
Turns out, it's not a good idea to spray chrome Christmas tree flocking right into an actor's face.
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Losing 40lbs For Wyatt Earp Affected Dennis Quaid Long After Shooting Was Done
Dennis Quad as Doc Holliday is so much more than a compendium of coughs and quips.
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The Last Of Us Episode 7 Proves DLC Is Not Just An Afterthought
By directly adapting The Last of Us: Left Behind, the HBO series shows just how integral this expansion pack was to the video game's story.
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HBO's The Last Of Us Is Continuing A Concerning Pattern From The Video Games
Death is inevitable in a post-apocalyptic world, but there's an unfortunate pattern to the deaths in HBO's The Last of Us.
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The Last Of Us Episode 7 Sets The Stage For The Second Video Game
A subtle change to Ellie's views in The Last of Us episode 7 sets up her revenge-fueled arc from The Last of Us Part II.
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Eric: What We Know About The Benedict Cumberbatch-Led Thriller Series
The show follows the 'desperate search of a father when his nine-year-old son disappears one morning on the way to school.'
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Ben Kingsley Needed An Outside Perspective For His Operation Finale Role
'I never had to get into his mind, his silhouette, his shape.'
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Kiefer Sutherland Considers Dark City The 'Highest Form Of Film Making'
A year before The Matrix, Alex Proyas delivered an underappreciated neo-noir sci-fi adventure.
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A Sopranos Scene Between Tony And Janice Turned Into A Real-Life Shouting Match
Tony and Janice often fought on The Sopranos, and it turns out, some of that bled into real-life with James Gandolfini and Aida Turturro.
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A Thousand And One Trailer: A Mother Kidnaps Her Own Son From Foster Care
Sundance's Grand Jury Prize-winning drama A Thousand and One is coming to theaters soon, and a new trailer lays out the emotional story at its center.
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How Tom Hanks Helped Haley Joel Osment Through Forrest Gump's Final Scene
The final scene of Forrest Gump can be boiled down to a piece of yellow paper from a legal pad, which Haley Joel Osment still has.
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Quantumania Doesn't Care Enough About Ant-Man (Or The Wasp)
Ant-Man on the Wasp: Quantumania puts a lot of focus on the Quantumania, and not much at all on Ant-Man or the Wasp.
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Seinfeld's Elaine Almost Didn't Exist According To Jason Alexander
Seinfeld almost made a huge mistake by not including Elaine Benes.
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This Was By Far The Most Brutal Scene In Cocaine Bear
Who would win in a fight between a cocaine bear and an ambulance? We now have a definitive answer to that question.
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Netflix's Something Is Killing The Children: Everything We Know So Far
The series is coming from the creators of Dark.
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Woody Harrelson Barely Joins The Five-Timers Club In A Disappointing Saturday Night Live
Woody Harrelson certainly didn't do his upcoming movie Champions any favors by hosting a lackluster and awkward episode of SNL. Let's get into it.
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10 Underrated Female-Led Action Movies You Need To See
Michelle Yeoh, Anne Parrilaud, Kim Ok-vin, and Geena Davis have kicked major butt on the big screen. Check out these 10 underrated female-led action movies.
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Director Michael Cimino Didn't Want The Deer Hunter To Feel Like A Political Statement About Vietnam
The Deer Hunter kickstarted a trend in movies where veterans deal with PTSD at home. They don't interrogate the morality of the war itself.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Thinks Saturday Night Live's Hans And Franz Helped Open Hollywood's Doors
They really...(slowly puts on sunglasses)...pumped him up.
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The Studio Was Thoroughly Confused By Brad Pitt's Deadpool 2 Cameo
'Wait. Hold on. Back up. Brad Pitt's gonna do this?!'
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The Road Ending Explained: Are You Carrying The Fire?
Before TV zombies really took off, the cinematic end of the world looked a lot grayer and more human, courtesy of The Road.
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Filming Rambo: First Blood In Canada Led To A Constant String Of Delays
Bringing First Blood to the screen was just as grueling as the events of the film itself. Luckily, its aftermath benefitted everyone.
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Creating Alita: Battle Angel's CGI Hero Was Almost Like A Real-Life Birth
The CGI Alita was created only after Rosa Salazar came on board, as her 'little idiosyncrasies' were pivotal to the character.
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William Shatner Could Never Quite Understand Star Trek's Success
Since art relies on experimentation, it's better that you can't quantify a hit. Sometimes, a little mystification isn't a bad thing.
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One Of Cocaine Bear's Deaths Went Too Far, Could Return In A Director's Cut
We'll just have to wait for Cocaine Bear: Unrated for all the bloody goodness.
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Why Stephen King Defends The Mist's 'Terrific' Yet Divisive Ending
'We need movies that dare to piss people off.'
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