Whatever Happened To Michael C. Maronna?
If you're a fan of "Home Alone" or "The Adventures of Pete & Pete" then you'll know Michael C. Maronna. Here's what he's been up to in the years since.
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The Shining: Did Kubrick Play A Sinister Trick On The Audience With Jack's Eyes?
Longtime fans of "The Shining" may be interested to learn about a theory that examines why Jack Torrance seems to consistently break the fourth wall.
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A G.I. Joe And Transformers Crossover Could Give Us... Human Autobots?
Could a crossover between the "Transformers" and "G.I. Joe" franchises involve at least some Autobots temporarily taking human form?
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How A Comic Book Led To Samuel L. Jackson's Nick Fury Casting
For over a decade, Samuel L. Jackson has portrayed Nick Fury. Fans have the comics to thank for Jackson being cast as Marvel's greatest spymaster.
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MI7: Hayley Atwell Put Tom Cruise's Life In Her Hands With One Dangerous Stunt
In "Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning - Part One," Hayley Atwell takes charge as she puts Tom Cruise's life on the line with a heart-stopping stunt.
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Christopher Nolan Argues That AI Could Be A Powerful Tool For Filmmakers
Christopher Nolan is one of the most prolific directors of his era. Fans may be curious to find out what he thinks about AI's involvement in film.
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The Ending Of Jarhead Explained
Moviegoers who expect Jarhead to be a traditional war movie will probably end up puzzled. But any questions can be answered with a closer look at the ending.
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Hellraiser: The Surprising Person Who Gave Pinhead His Nickname
According to Clive Barker, Pinhead from the "Hellraiser" franchise got his name from the most unlikely of sources.
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Manifest: What Episode Does Zeke Die?
Zeke Landon was one of the most significant characters on "Manifest." Fans may want to know which episode his character met his tragic fate.
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Why The MCU's Devery Jacobs Was Never The Same After Rhymes For Young Ghouls
The 2013 film "Rhymes for Young Ghouls" served as a "career-defining moment" for Devery Jacobs, as she admitted in a recent interview.
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Barbie Star Issa Rae 'Speechless' After Seeing Film, Heaps Praise On Director Greta Gerwig
Don't worry doll-heads, Issa Rae says director Greta Gerwig has knocked it out of the park with "Barbie."
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No Hard Feelings: Why Percy's Mom Allison Looks So Familiar
Percy's mother Allison steals the show in "No Hard Feelings." It turns out the overbearing, helicopter parent is played by Broadway and television royalty.
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Wait, The Flash Doesn't Feature A Teddy Sears Cameo After All?
It now seems that Teddy Sears, who played Jay Garrick on The CW's "The Flash," did not actually appear in the film of the same name.
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Kraven The Hunter Has A Comic Book Weapon Way Too Ridiculous For The Movie
Alongside the speed, strength, and predatory instincts of deadly animals, Kraven also has a comic book weapon that's way too ridiculous for the gritty movie.
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The Ending Of A Beautiful Life Explained
This guide explains some of the subtler points of Netflix's "A Beautiful Life."
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The Flash Set To Stumble Hard In Second Weekend At The Box Office
After a disappointing opening, there appears to only be more bad news in store for "The Flash" as it enters its second weekend at the box office.
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Why Is The Shining Rated R? What You Should Know Before Watching The Horror Classic
"The Shining" is no doubt one of the most well-regarded horror movies of all time, but beware of these elements if you're thinking of watching with kids.
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Fifty Shades Of Grey: The Correct Order To Watch & How Closely They Follow The Books
For those thinking about jumping into the "Fifty Shades of Grey" franchise, here's the right order to watch the films.
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Shin Kamen Rider: Here's When You Can Stream The Movie Online
Toei's "Shin Kamen Rider" film, written and directed by Hideaki Anno, is finally coming to streaming. Here's when and where you can stream the movie online.
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Asteroid City: Is Asteroid Day Real?
In "Asteroid City," a group of young scientists assemble for a Junior Stargazer convention, which, in part, commemorates Asteroid Day. But is this holiday real?
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Where To Watch The Whale At Home
Brendan Fraser won an Oscar for his work in "The Whale," and there are now many ways to watch the film in the comfort of your home.
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The Ending Of Babel Explained
Brad Pitt and Cate Blanchett star in this globe-trotting 2006 drama that helped introduce U.S. moviegoers to world cinema.
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Why Hugh Jackman Purposefully Suffered Dehydration On The Set Of Les Misérables
Hugh Jackman underwent an extreme body transformation for "Les Misérables" by purposefully dehydrating himself.
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Why Vanessa Kirby Called Tom Cruise 'A Master' On The Mission: Impossible 6 Set
Tom Cruise earns high praise from co-star Vanessa Kirby for his performance and professionalism on the set of Paramount's "Mission: Impossible 6."
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The Best Horror Movies Released In 2023 So Far
2023 has been a good year for cinematic thrills and chills.
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Liam Neeson Wanted Andre The Giant's Princess Bride Role - Then He Met Rob Reiner
Liam Neeson aspired to play André the Giants iconic role in The Princess Bride, but a pivotal casting session with director Rob Reiner changed everything.
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Andor's Tony Gilroy 'Flat Out Ignored' Rogue One Feedback - But Didn't Dismiss It
"Andor" showrunner Tony Gilroy avoided hearing the fan response to "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," but he didn't just dismiss it.
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