After Gilligan's Island, Alan Hale Jr. Appeared In One Of Clint Eastwood's Most Important Westerns
After playing the Skipper on Gilligan's Island, Alan Hale Jr. appeared in a Western that greatly helped Clint Eastwood's movie career.
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Clint Eastwood Wishes More People Had Seen His Underrated World War II Movie
Clint Eastwood's 2006 war movie Letters from Iwo Jima attempted to show US audiences a different view of war. Unfortunately, US audiences didn't show up for it.
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Andy Weir's Most Underrated Adaptation Is Streaming For Free On YouTube
Andy Weir's work has been adapted for major motion pictures, but his most underrated adaptation is available to watch for free on YouTube.
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Ali Larter Probably Wants Us To Forget This Bizarre Musical She Made Before Landman
Before Ali Larter landed a starring role on Landman, she was the romantic lead in a musical that most people have never seen.
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The Pitt Star You Likely Forgot Was In Christopher Nolan's Tenet
Christopher Nolan's sci-fi thriller Tenet features an appearance by one of the stars of The Pitt, and odds are good you've never noticed this before.
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10 Fake Video Games From Movies We Wish We Could Play
When movies create video games to show for a scene or two, sometimes it just sticks. Here's 10 fake games from films that look like they'd be enjoyable to play.
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This Rick Moranis Cult Classic Comedy Was Accidentally Based On A Shakespeare Play
Strange Brew, the cult classic comedy starring Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, is partly based on a famous William Shakespeare play. Well, sort of.
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One Of Disney's Biggest Flops Completely Ruined The Book It Adapted
They can't all be winners, but one of Disney's biggest flops wasn't just a financial disaster, it also completely betrayed the source material.
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Before Spider-Man, Tom Holland And Jon Bernthal Starred In This Overlooked 2017 Movie
Most folks missed this 2017 movie that eventual Spider-Man: Brand New Day co-stars Tom Holland and Jon Bernthal worked on together.
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Michael Review: A Predictably Overly-Sanitized Biopic Of The King Of Pop
Michael isn't a biopic, but a commercial for Michael Jackson that works hard to avoid anything controversial about the King of Pop. Here's our review.
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Why Sydney Sweeney's The Devil Wears Prada 2 Cameo Was Removed
Sydney Sweeney was initially supposed to appear in a three-minute scene in The Devil Wears Prada 2. Here's why that scene was cut out of the movie.
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Evil Dead Burn Trailer: The Gory Horror Franchise Crashes A Family Reunion
Evil Dead Burn has unleashed its first chaotic trailer along with a synopsis that gives us an idea of what this new entry in the horror series is all about.
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New Masters Of The Universe: Genesis Comic Book Will Reveal The Origins Of Skeletor And History Of Eternia [Exclusive]
Skeletor is getting a new origin story in the upcoming comic book Masters Of The Universe: Genesis, and we have an exclusive look.
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We Asked A Real-Life Personal Trainer: Which Superhero's Powers Offer The Best Workout?
An actual trainer breaks down the reasons that one particular superhero's powers offer the best workout for non-superpowered people like us.
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15 Best Teen Movies Ever Made, Ranked
From powerful coming-of-age dramas to hilarious youthful romances and beyond, these are the best teen movies ever made. Oh, and we ranked them.
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This 2025 Fantasy Movie From Hannibal's Creator Is A Must-Watch On HBO Max
Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller's 2025 fantasy movie directorial debut is absolutely worth seeking out now that it's streaming on HBO Max.
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How Oscar Isaac Really Feels About The Star Wars: The Last Jedi Backlash
The backlash to Star Wars: The Last Jedi was unbelievable, and Oscar Isaac has finally given his thoughts on his experience.
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Clayface: First Look At DC Studios Movie Shows Tom Rhys Harries As Matt Hagen
DC Studios' Clayface is hitting theaters this year, and the first official look at the main character (before he gets into full body-horror mode) is here.
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Lee Cronin's The Mummy Ending Doesn't Work For One Reason
Lee Cronin's The Mummy is a gruesome, gnarly thrill ride ... until it slams into an ending that doesn't work and feels strangely tacked on.
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James Gunn Teases Brainiac In First Photo From Superman Sequel Man Of Tomorrow
Director James Gunn celebrates the start of filming on Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow by teasing the movie's villain, Brainiac.
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Why Lee Cronin's The Mummy Has All Those Split Diopter Shots, As Explained By The Director [Exclusive]
During an interview with filmmaker Lee Cronin, the director told us why he utilized so many split diopter shots in his nasty new spin on The Mummy.
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Ryan Reynolds Confirms A Major Change For Deadpool's Marvel Movie Future
Don't expect a new solo Deadpool film any time soon, but that doesn't mean the character is going away. Here's what Ryan Reynolds said about Deadpool's future.
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Oscar Isaac Explains How Star Wars' Infamous 'Palpatine Returned' Line Came To Be
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's "somehow, Palpatine returned" line instantly became meme material. Here's what Oscar Isaac remembers about that line.
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14 Best Actors Never Nominated For An Oscar
For every actor who has taken home Oscar gold, many more actors haven't even been nominated. These are the best actors never nominated for an Oscar.
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What Does The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's Box Office Mean For The Future Of The Franchise?
With The Super Mario Galaxy movie dominating the box office, what does that mean for the franchise at large? Pretty much exactly what you'd think.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Helped Save One Of The Terminator Franchise's Best Action Sequences
Arnold Schwarzenegger helped to preserve one of the Terminator franchise's best action scenes, but it was the least he could do, given the circumstances.
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What Does The Box Office For Lee Cronin's The Mummy Mean For The Future Of The Franchise?
What can we (and Hollywood at large) learn from the opening weekend box office numbers of Lee Cronin's The Mummy? Read on for our analysis.
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