Why Archie Kao's Sheldon Jin Left Chicago P.D. After One Season
When a show goes on long enough, it's only natural to lose key cast members. In "Chicago P.D.'s" case, it lost a major one in the season 1 finale. Here's why.
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How Old Is Disney's Snow White? Her Animated And Live-Action Age Explained
Disney's Snow White is not the same age as the original fairy tale in either animation or live action, and for good reason. Instead, Disney aged her up.
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One Of John Wayne's Most Important Collaborators Is Partially Responsible For The Oscars
Raoul Walsh, one of multiple people who took credit for discovering John Wayne, also played a major part in the creation of The Oscars.
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The Tom Hanks Movie You Completely Forgot Superman Actor Tyler Hoechlin Was In
Before he played the Man of Steel in the CW shows Supergirl and Superman & Lois, a young Tyler Hoechlin starred in a somewhat under-appreciated Tom Hanks movie.
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The Rambo Prequel Movie Has Found Its Leading Man (And This Is A Terrible Idea)
While the Rambo prequel movie doesn't sound like a great idea (at all), it's nevertheless got potential thanks to its leading man and especially its director.
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One Thing Is Keeping Weapons Director Zach Cregger From Being The Next Shyamalan (And That's A Good Thing)
Zach Cregger has delivered two head-spinning horror hits back-to-back with Barbarian and Weapons, making comparisons to M. Night Shyalaman inevitable.
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Warner Bros. Is Having An Incredible 2025 – The Duo Who Made It Possible Were Almost Fired
Warner Bros. is in the midst of a massive box office win streak in 2025, which makes it all the more ironic that the executives responsible were nearly fired.
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11 Major Horror Franchise Revivals, Ranked
With Alien: Romulus in theaters today, we've pitted the new film up against 10 other horror franchise revivals and cooked up a ranking for your enjoyment.
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The Best Performance In Weapons Deserves An Oscar Nomination (We're Completely Serious)
We really think Amy Madigan's extremely memorable performance in the horror hit Weapons deserves some awards season attention.
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Yellowstone's Kevin Costner Starred In This Underrated Clint Eastwood Crime Drama
This 1993 drama that teamed up Kevin Costner and Clint Eastwood feels somewhat forgotten today, but is worth seeking out.
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5 Reasons Why Weapons Killed It At The Box Office
Zach Cregger's Barbarian follow-up, Weapons, flew past expectations at the box office, so let's examine how the twisted horror flick became a cinematic event.
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Cillian Murphy Gave Up A 15-Year Lifestyle For Peaky Blinders
Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy had to put on some muscle to play Tommy Shelby, so his personal trainer told him to make a major diet change.
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10 Underrated John Wayne Movies That Are Worth Watching
Plenty of John Wayne's films are considered classics, but here are some underrated John Wayne movies that are also worth saddling up to watch.
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Vanessa Kirby's Worst Movie On IMDb Is A Must-Watch For True Fans
A pandemic-shot drama starring Vanessa Kirby might be her lowest-rated on IMDb, but her performance commands a watch from Marvel fans.
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A '70s Sci-Fi Show Parodied Some Of Star Trek's Best Episodes
"Star Trek" is arguably the most influential sci-fi show of the modern era. It's no surprise it's parodied often, including by this little-seen gem of the '70s.
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Why Every Movie Fan Should See Weapons, Even If They Don't Like Horror
Whether you're a seasoned horror veteran or a silly scaredy-cat, Weapons is a must-watch, especially if you get the chance to see it in a crowded theater.
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Netflix's One Piece Season 3 Is Confirmed, But How Long Will The Series Last?
Netflix has confirmed that its adaptation of One Piece will have a third season, but how long can the series last overall? Let's explore the best end point.
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Eva Longoria's Magnum P.I. Sequel Series Had A Bold Idea That Never Got Made
Before Magnum, P.I. was rebooted for the small screen in 2018, Eva Longoria had a clever idea for how to revive the property with a sequel series instead.
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Comedy Legend Mel Brooks Secretly Produced One Of David Lynch's Best Movies
Mel Brooks has a soft spot for surrealism and horror, which is partially how the comedy legend wound up producing one of David Lynch's greatest movies.
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10 Highest-Grossing Screenwriters Of All Time, Ranked
While typically not as famous as directors, screenwriters are just as integral in making box office hits. Here are the 10 biggest-earning screenwriters ever.
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Ice Cube's 2025 Sci-Fi Flick Is One Of The Worst Movies Of All Time On Rotten Tomatoes
This Ice Cube-led 2025 flick is already on Rotten Tomatoes' worst 100 movies of all time, which is further proof that he and sci-fi just don't seem to mix.
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4 TV Shows From The Creator Of Peaky Blinders You Need To Watch Next
Looking for a historical, action-packed series to tide you over until the Peaky Blinders movie is released? Check out these similar shows from the same creator.
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John Wayne Had Very Brutal Thoughts About Starring In A Western TV Show
John Wayne made appearances on television throughout his career, but he had ambiguous feelings towards the medium as a whole, especially Western TV series.
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The 15 Best Justice League Comics Of All Time, Ranked
For over six decades, the Justice League has been DC's premier superhero team. Here's our ranking of the 15 best comics in Justice League history.
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Clint Eastwood's Directing Style Had An Oscar-Winning Actress Confused
As an actor himself, Clint Eastwood has a famously hands-off directing style which often confuses the casts of his movies.
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A Landmark Game Of Thrones Episode Happened Because Of An Awkward Conversation With HBO
Before million dollar episodes of TV became commonplace, the creative team at Game of Thrones had to have an uncomfortable budget conversation with HBO.
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An '80s Comedy Flop No One Remembers Has An Accidentally Hilarious Poster
The marketing campaign for Blake Edwards' 1986 comedy A Fine Mess positioned the film's stars as the next big comedic duo. They weren't.
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