Stephen King Wrote This Maligned Sci-Fi Novel After Someone Almost Killed Him
In June of 1999, Stephen King came close to death when he was struck by a van. During his long recovery, he wrote this novel.
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M. Night Shyamalan's Mind-Bending Sci-Fi Thriller With Dylan O'Brien Is A Huge Hit On Max
A recently released sci-fi thriller on Max, produced by filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan and starring Dylan O'Brien, is burning up the streaming charts right now. -
Clint Eastwood's First Acting Role Was In A Largely Forgotten Horror Sequel
Clint Eastwood began his movie acting career with a small but noteworthy role in a sequel to a much more famous horror flick. -
I, Robot Director Alex Proyas Accuses Elon Musk Of Stealing Designs At Tesla
I, Robot director Alex Proyas has mockingly called out Elon Musk for stealing various designs from his sci-fi movie and it's hard to argue with him. -
The Real Reason Star Wars Villain Darth Maul Has Horns Is Hilarious
Darth Maul's signature look made him a beloved villain after debuting in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, but did you know he wasn't meant to have horns? -
How Nepotism Got Christian Slater His Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Cameo
Christian Slater made a small cameo in Star Trek VI, and he fully admits he only got the job thanks to old fashioned nepotism. -
Scarlett Johansson Has One Regret About Her Time As Marvel's Black Widow
Scarlett Johansson is by and large satisfied with her run playing Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, save for one thing. -
One Of Tom Cruise's Most Underrated Sci-Fi Movies Has A Quick Steven Spielberg Cameo
In addition to directing Tom Cruise in multiple sci-fi movies, Steven Spielberg has also (briefly) appeared alongside the actor in one. -
The Star Wars Episode IV Trash Compactor Scene Was Nastier In Real Life
The trash compactor scene in George Lucas' original Star Wars movie turned out to be appropriately messy to film for the cast. -
Walter Koenig Wrote A Star Trek VI Pitch That Killed Off Multiple Main Characters
Walter Koenig's original Star Trek VI pitch concluded the adventures of the U.S.S. Enterprise and its crew on a much grislier note. -
Henry Cavill Will Lend His Jawline To Another Fan-Favorite Geek Franchise
Henry Cavill is keeping busy, having now signed on to headline yet another project based on a popular, long-running geeky franchise. -
Star Wars: Jango Fett's Extended Death Scene Is Even More Brutal & Gross
The death of Jango Fett (Temuera Morrison) in Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones was even grislier in its early, unfinished form. -
Noah Hawley's Star Trek Movie Would Have Featured These Two Major Hollywood Stars
Fargo creator Noah Hawley came close to making a Star Trek movie for Paramount, and he seemingly had two Oscar-winning actors lined up to star. -
A New Netflix Horror Comedy Reinvents A Classic Cinematic Trope
Netflix is now streaming Greg Jardin's Sundance horror-comedy hit It's What's Inside, which puts a fresh spin on one of cinema's oldest tropes. -
The Platform 2 Has A Jaw-Dropping Twist That Changes Everything
The now-streaming Netflix sequel The Platform 2 has a pretty big twist that most viewers will not see coming. We have the spoiler-filled details right here. -
The Platform 2 Ending Explained: The Return Of Some Familiar Faces
The sci-fi horror sequel The Platform 2 is now streaming on Netflix. Let's head into spoiler territory and talk about the ending. -
The Follow-Up To A Hit 2019 Sci-Fi Horror Movie Is Dominating Netflix's Top Charts
The sci-fi horror sequel The Platform 2 didn't get much promotion, but it's turning out to be a big hit for Netflix anyway. -
Whatever Happened To Lex Murphy Actress Ariana Richards From Jurassic Park?
Ariana Richards' young computer whiz character, Lex Murphy, helped save the day in Jurassic Park. Here's what Richards has been up to since then. -
Star Trek: The 10 Saddest Deaths In The Franchise, Ranked
Many of the deaths in the Star Trek franchise are downright terrifying and tragic. Here's our ranking of the ones that hit the hardest. -
Ariana Greenblatt's 6 Best Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
From the anarchic Tiny Tina in Borderlands to a key part in an Oscar-winning Greta Gerwig movie, here are Arianna Greenblatt's best roles, ranked. -
Men In Black's Props And Will Smith's Farts Gave Tommy Lee Jones Plenty Of Trouble
Tommy Lee Jones hit the ground gasping for air after Will Smith unleashed an apparently horrific fart on the set of Men in Black. -
Years Before Star Wars, John Boyega Made His Film Debut In A Sci-Fi Cult Classic
John Boyega was already a rising star before the Star Wars sequel trilogy thanks to this 2011 cult classic genre-blending sci-fi flick. -
John Carpenter Used One Word To Describe The Thing's Plot To Kurt Russell
John Carpenter's The Thing solidified Kurt Russell's place in horror movie history, and it only took one word to help the actor understand his role as MacReady. -
Men In Black's Classic Ending Was A Frenzied, Last-Minute Addition
Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld took an...unconventional approach to asking for the money needed to change the film's ending from its initial version. -
Men In Black's Original Confusing Plot Was Reworked Thanks To Alien Subtitles
Men in Black director Barry Sonnenfeld had a nice and easy fix for making the film's plot easier to follow, and it came down to some alien subtitles. -
Patrick Stewart Wants A Star Trek Movie To Explore Two Things About Jean-Luc Picard
Patrick Stewart isn't done playing Star Trek's Picard, and he'd like a new movie to explore some things about the character. -
The Director Of Netflix's Latest Sci-Fi Thriller Directed A Must-Watch Promo For A Now-Canceled Show
The director of Netflix's It's What's Inside once made a promo for the live-action Cowboy Bebop show, and it's bursting with the same creativity as the film.
