One Total Recall Prop Was So Real, It Even Fooled Director Paul Verhoeven
Rob Bottin's prop work on sci-fi masterpiece "Total Recall" still holds up today, but one effect was so good that it even fooled the film's director.
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A Recycled Prop Landed One Total Recall Actor His Role In The Sci-Fi Classic
"Total Recall" might be known as an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, but it was stacked with other Hollywood greats like Sharon Stone and Michael ironside.
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Avengers: Doomsday CinemaCon Trailer Description Puts Doctor Doom In The Spotlight
CinemaCon audiences got an early look at the first Avengers: Doomsday teaser, and Robert Downey, Jr.'s Doctor Doom stole the show.
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Steven Spielberg Loved A Star Wars Movie Most Fans Rank As One Of George Lucas' Worst
While Star Wars's prequel trilogy is almost universally hated by fans, acclaimed director Steven Spielberg felt one prequel was among the best of Star Wars.
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One Of Ghostbusters' Most Iconic Characters Was Originally Cut From The Sequel
Ghostbusters II has often been criticized for recycling too many story beats from the first film, but it almost cut one iconic element altogether.
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George Takei Called This Star Trek Parody A 'Chillingly Realistic Documentary'
Legendary "Star Trek" actor George Takei once shared some rather amusing thoughts on the cult classic 1999 sci-fi parody movie "Galaxy Quest."
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Who Is Mara Jade? Luke Skywalker's Non-Canon Wife In Star Wars, Explained
Casual Star Wars fans might have never heard of Luke Skywalker's wife, who seems like she was kept in a dungeon by movies and TV show creators.
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Steven Spielberg Never Worked On A Star Wars Movie - But He's Made Millions From The Franchise
Steven Spielberg never worked on a "Star Wars" movie, yet he has still managed to make millions of dollars from the franchise. Here's how it happened.
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5 Darkest Sci-Fi Movie Universes Of All Time, Ranked
Some might argue that the real world looks pretty bleak nowadays, but these dark sci-fi movie universes exist to remind humanity that it could always be worse.
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The Random Camera Shop Discovery That Inspired Star Wars' Lightsaber Design
The lightsaber is one of cinema's most iconic props. Its origin traces back to a chance discovery in a secondhand camera shop in London in the 1970s.
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This Animated Adult Sci-Fi Movie Is A Forgotten Bomb That Deserved Much Better
Movie musicals were popular in the 1980s, from kids' films to classic remakes. One animated adult sci-fi flick got lost in the shuffle, but it deserved better.
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Here's How NASA Uses Star Wars TIE Fighter Technology In Real Life
From ion engines to deep-space propulsion, here's the real science that connects NASA’s tech with the TIE Fighter ships seen in "Star Wars."
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5 Best Found Footage Horror Movies Of All Time, Ranked
It's a horror sub-genre that often gets maligned by genre devotees, but there's still been some excellent scary movies that employ found-footage techniques.
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5 Best Movie Sequels To TV Shows, Ranked
Going from TV to the big screen is a gamble that most shows lose. These five are rare exceptions — films that paid off spectacularly, and then some.
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Why The Classic Post-Apocalyptic Anime Akira Is Banned In Russia
There is perhaps no movie more important to the perception of anime than 1982's "Akira," but you may be surprised to learn the film is banned in Russia.
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Star Trek's Michael Dorn Holds One Of The Greatest Records In The Franchise's History
Michael Dorn is famous for playing Worf in "Star Trek," but did you know he's actually a record-holder, too? Here's the title he holds and how others stack up.
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Why Samsung Cited 2001: A Space Odyssey In A Legal Fight With Apple
In 2011, Samsung used Stanley Kubrick's film, 2001: A Space Odyssey, as part of a legal argument with Apple over the design of its latest device.
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How William Shatner Really Feels About Captain Kirk's Star Trek Generations Death
Iconic actor William Shatner discusses his feelings concerning the oft-maligned death of Captain Kirk in the 1994 movie Star Trek Generations.
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Mark Hamill's Underappreciated Live-Action Anime Adaptation Is Streaming For Free
Mark Hamill is best known by general audiences for his role as Luke Skywalker in the "Star Wars" franchise, but his range as an actor has earned him many roles.
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Friday The 13th's Jason Voorhees Has A Ridiculous Number Of Superpowers
"Friday the 13th's" Jason is an ultimate slasher villain, but the number of superpowers he has compared to typical villains has audiences divided.
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J.J. Abrams' Star Trek Movies Almost Featured A Marvel Star As Captain Kirk
Before Chris Pine took over as Captain Kirk in J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" trilogy, one future Marvel star came surprisingly close to landing the role.
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Everything We Know About Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday
"Avengers: Doomsday" is shaping up to be one of the MCU's biggest swings yet, with Doctor Doom and a huge multiverse collision in store for Marvel fans.
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The Most Accurate Pilot Movie Ever, According To A Former Fighter Pilot
It's one thing to impress moviegoers, but it's much harder to impress professionals. Find out what this retired fighter pilot loved about "Top Gun: Maverick."
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5 Best Michael B. Jordan Movies, Ranked
Michael B. Jordan's filmography includes gems from all kinds of genres, including superhero and supernatural movies. Here's a roundup of some of his best works.
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5 Most Brutal Deaths In Sci-Fi Movies
Sci-fi movies have imagined some terrible ways to die, and a few of the genre's most brutal deaths still hit like a nightmare all these years later.
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How Accurate Is Project Hail Mary's Science? Scientists Weigh In On The Sci-Fi Hit
"Project Hail Mary" is a hit blockbuster based on the novel of the same name, and like other sci-fi movies, fans want to know how accurate its science is.
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Two Overlooked 2000 Sci-Fi Movies About Mars Deserve A Rewatch
These two overlooked sci-fi films from 2000 may not be the greatest the genre has to offer, but that doesn't mean they don't deserve to be revisited.
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