George A. Romero, known as the father of zombie films, had one of his classic horror movies remade so well that it’s considered just as good as the original.
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A kitchen thriller much like "The Bear" exists as a short film, a feature-length movie, and a TV series, all led by Stephen Graham and similar to the FX series.
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Denzel Washington described in an interview that he regrets turning down this role in what became an epic crime thriller. The part went to Brad Pitt.
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If you like smart B-movies with savage action, this 2018 sci-fi revenge thriller is a must. It is inventive, ruthless, and shockingly well made.
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Jared Leto is an academy award-winning actor with some beloved titles under his belt like Dallas Buyer's Club, but his box office bombs are undeniable.
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It can be difficult for an actor on a movie set to see the director's vision, but it's important for them to trust the director and the process sometimes.
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Roger Ebert had harsh words and acid comments about this sci‑fi horror film, which is notorious for being bad despite the success of its video games.
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If you are an avid watcher of Shark Tank, you probably remember RocketSkates from Season 7. Here's where the company is today.
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Stunt doubles often experience near-fatal mishaps while filming, but Tom Cruise likes to do all of his own stunts, which could really hamper production.
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We went ahead and created this roundup to highlight five add-ons that can breathe new life into a dated TV setup.
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A psychology study tested dozens of tearjerker clips to see what consistently hit hardest. One movie kept winning, and it became a research staple.
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An Apple TV series with a stacked cast turns TV into audio-first storytelling, using only phone calls, waveforms, and captions to build dread and mystery.
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Netflix is streaming a bunch of James Bond movies, classic and modern, but if you're in the mood for something fresh in the genre, check out Shudder.
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The end of the world isn't all bad, as evidenced by these incredible movies that give us great reasons to return to the apocalypse time and time again.
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Superhero shows have become more about the grey areas between heroes and villains, and these R‑rated superhero series are perfect examples of that.
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"Star Trek Into Darkness" was the highly anticipated sequel to J.J. Abrams' 2009 "Star Trek," starring Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, and Zoe Saldaña.
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Anyone who owns a Samsung smart TV should be enabling this audio setting to enjoy the best possible sound on their favorite shows and movies.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe was at one point ready to include Michael Jackson. Here's what that role would have looked like for the pop star.
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Shark Tank is a great place for entrepreneurs to go for their ideas. Even if they don't get an offer from an investor, it serves as publicity.
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Science fiction films often stretch the bounds of credulity, but this one is based entirely on a false premise established over 100 years ago.
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Several seasons of Shark Tank ago, two entrepreneurs came on the show to pitch a new kind of luggage. What happened after the cameras stopped rolling?
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Science fiction movies are already meant to leave you thinking what the ending meant, but these five may have left you thinking about too much.
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The GameCube is an iconic Nintendo console, but many units are now too old to run games. If you want to repurpose yours, these creative ideas will inspire you.
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Cillian Murphy shot this dark comedy with Brie Larson while he was still on Peaky Blinders. The film received decent reviews and is now available on Netflix.
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While Cole Hauser may have carved out a name for himself on the smash-hit series "Yellowstone," he also starred in a sci-fi horror movie opposite Vin Diesel.
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Some time travel films really put the "fiction" in "science fiction." But according to a metaphysicist, one unexpected movie actually gets it quite right.
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In many ways, this David Cronenberg classic based on a graphic novel from John Wagner and Vince Locke was the perfect punctuation mark for the VHS era.
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