Gilligan's Island's Russell Johnson Hated Making A Classic Western With Ronald Reagan
Gilligan's Island star Russell Johnson once starred in a Western alongside Ronald Reagan, and he hated working with the future president.
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This Sci-Fi Romeo & Juliet Adaptation With A Spider-Man Star Was An Ambitious Failure
The 2010s sci-fi film Upside Down has an ambitious premise and committed lead performances from Jim Sturgess and Kirsten Dunst.
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The Drama: Fans Think They've Found The Real Villain In Zendaya's Divisive Comedy
Social media users who've seen The Drama have made it very clear who they think the villain is in Zendaya and Robert Pattinson's unconventional romantic comedy.
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Before The Twilight Zone, Rod Serling Wrote A Western That Deserves More Love
Saddle the Wind is an intense, underrated Western drama from legendary Twilight Zone writer Rod Serling starring John Cassavetes.
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12 Most Controversial Movies Of The 21st Century, Ranked
Sometimes a movie manages to ruffle some feathers, creating an uproar among audiences. These are the most controversial movies of the 21st century (so far).
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Stephen King Helped Kickstart A Legendary Horror Director's Career With One Review
Stephen King helped save a now-classic horror movie from oblivion when he gave a rave review to Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead.
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5 Horror Movie Sequels That Were Canceled Because The First One Flopped
It seems like every single horror movie inspires a long-running franchise, filled with countless sequels. But not always.
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Top Gun Maverick's Tony Scott Tribute Explained
Joseph Kosinski's Top Gun: Maverick ends with a tribute to the iconoclastic director Tony Scott, whose life and career were tragically cut short.
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The 10 Best Horror Movies About Scary Clowns
Horror movies use clowns to terrify us rather than make us laugh, and we think these are the best horror movies about scary clowns. Hahahahaha!
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Viggo Mortensen Missing In The Lord Of The Rings: The Hunt For Gollum Has Me Nervous
Viggo Mortensen officially won't be returning as Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum. That might be cause for concern.
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One Of Billy Bob Thornton's Best Movies Became An Even Better TV Show
Both this true story-based, Billy Bob Thornton-led movie and the TV show it inspired are great, but they're also very different animals.
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The Best Version Of Alien 3 That You've Never Seen Is Now Streaming On HBO Max
The so-called Assembly Cut of David Fincher's Alien 3 has suddenly appeared on HBO Max, and we recommend watching this version over the theatrical cut.
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How Landman Star Sam Elliott Was Convinced To Star In Ang Lee's Hulk Movie
Landman's Sam Elliott played General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross in Ang Lee's 2003 Hulk movie. Here's how the actor was convinced to join the comic book film.
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Why American Psycho's Director Was Initially Fired From The Christian Bale Movie
American Psycho director Mary Harron was briefly fired from the beloved Christian Bale-led film before being rehired. Here's what happened.
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Dune 3 IMAX 70MM Tickets Are Being Resold With An Unhinged Price Hike
After Dune: Part Three's limited IMAX tickets sold out, some eBay users began charging eye-popping, astronomical sums for the tickets.
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The Fast And The Furious' Best Action Scene Was Lifted From A Classic John Wayne Western
The Fast and the Furious franchise is full of action-packed chase sequences with high-powered cars, but one of its best moments was inspired by a Western.
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25 Years Ago, Hollywood Released A Misunderstood Cult Comedy That People Still Need To Watch
2001's Josie and the Pussycats was deeply misunderstood upon its original release. Now, it's rightly a cult classic that remains as relevant as ever.
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15 Best Musicians-Turned-Actors, Ranked
Not every Hollywood star begins with the hopes of becoming a thespian. Sometimes they find a stellar career as a musician before becoming an actor.
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The Backrooms Movie Proves One Of The Best Horror TV Shows Ever Was A Decade Too Early
The excitement around A24's The Backrooms movie reminds us of a horror TV series that similarly tapped into online horror but arrived about a decade too early.
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How To Watch Artemis II's Historic Lunar Flyby Live At Home
Want to watch Artemis II's lunar flyby? Here's how you can livestream this historic event in space travel history from the comfort of your home.
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15 Most Rewatchable Movies Of All Time
There's nothing quite like a movie you can watch over and over again without ever feeling bored, and we think these are the most rewatchable movies of all time.
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A Philip K. Dick Short Story Helped Inspire A Forgotten Nicolas Cage Action Movie
A forgotten Nic Cage action film from the mid-2000s was based on a Philip K. Dick short story, but bears little resemblance to its ostensible source material.
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8 Best Ella Purnell Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
Ella Purnell is becoming quite a star after Yellowjackets and Fallout, but what are her best movies and TV shows? We've got eight to countdown right here.
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Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord Is Inspired By One Of The Best Crime Movies Of All Time
Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord brings the galaxy far, far away into the realm of an all-time great crime movie that has inspired countless others.
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Faces Of Death Review: The Infamous Mondo Movie Is Reborn As A Smart Meta Slasher
Faces of Death is rebooted for the internet age with a surprisingly smart and unapologetically unpleasant new horror movie. Here's our review.
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5 Reasons Why The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Ruled The Box Office
As expected, Nintendo and Illumination's The Super Mario Galaxy Movie dominated the box office upon its debut. Here are five reasons for its success.
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Stephen King And Clive Barker Got A Creepy (But Hilarious) Movie Adaptation You Forgot About
The TV movie Quicksilver Highway adapted two short stories by horror masters Stephen King and Clive Barker, with amusing results.
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