Why Hayao Miyazaki Chose A Bathhouse As The Setting For Spirited Away
Some fans are still trying to figure out why Hayao Miyazaki chose a bathhouse as the setting for the fan-favorite anime film "Spirited Away."
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The Burning Church Scene In The Outsiders Presented An Unexpected Challenge For Francis Ford Coppola
Famous director Francis Ford Coppola once discussed how the burning church scene in "The Outsiders" gave him a massive headache during filming.
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10 Haunting Movies Like The Fourth Kind Any Horror Fan Will Love
If "The Fourth Kind" piqued your interest, you're in the right place. Here are 10 haunting movies like "The Fourth Kind" that any horror fan will love.
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Helena Bonham Carter Calls J.K. Rowling Backlash A 'Witch Hunt'
Helena Bonham Carter spoke out about author J.K. Rowling's intense backlash from her former stars, calling cancel culture "a kind of witch hunt."
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Why Sean Bean Sees Game Of Thrones' Ned Stark As Different From His Other Roles
Here's why Sean Bean sees his "Game of Thrones" character, Ned Stark, as a different type of person from those that he's portrayed in his other roles.
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Glass Onion Is Netflix's Most Successful Theatrical Release Yet
Rian Johnson's "Glass Onion," has already cemented its place as Netflix's most successful theatrical release yet, despite being in theaters for only five days.
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Things That Happen In Every Beverly Hills Cop Movie
To honor the original action-comedy trilogy, we are highlighting the things that happen in every "Beverly Hills Cop" movie.
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John Candy's Character Del In Planes, Trains And Automobiles Was Based On A Real Person
As hilarious as "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" might be, it may come as a surprise to some to learn Del Griffith was based on a real person.
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Strange World Could Be Worst-Ranked Disney Animated Release Ever
Despite the beautiful animation and a star-studded cast, "Strange World" appears to be one of the lowest-rated titles Walt Disney Animation has ever created.
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Tom Ellis' Familial Ties To The Church Make His Lucifer Role Even More Humorous
What many "Lucifer" fans don't realize is how religious Tom Ellis' family is, making his choice to play the actual devil all the more interesting.
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This Is The Biggest Payday Sylvester Stallone Ever Turned Down
Sylvester Stallone has starred in massive franchises such as "Rocky" and "Rambo," but the actor revealed there was one gigantic payday he turned down.
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The Alec Baldwin And Adam Sandler SNL Sketch That Had Viewers Turning Off The TV In Discomfort
There is one Alec Baldwin and Adam Sandler "SNL" sketch that had viewers at home turning off the TV in discomfort. Here's the bit and why it proved unpopular.
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Wednesday Fans Complain The Character Is A Clichéd 'Mary Sue' In The Show's Early Episodes
Many "Wednesday" fans wonder how long they could be expected to root for a character with no conflict — a personification of the Mary Sue trope.
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Antonio Banderas Thinks Tom Holland Has The 'Spark' To Play Zorro
Antonio Banderas played the legendary folk hero Zorro in two films. Now, almost two decades later, Banderas says he thinks Tom Holland could play the role.
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Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Makes Netflix History With Its Big-Screen Release
Netflix is setting a new precedent with "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" and making history in the process.
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The Impressive Lord Of The Rings' In-Camera Special Effects Blew Cate Blanchett's Mind
In her "Hot Ones' interview, actor Cate Blanchett revealed what practical special effects impressed her the most in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" films.
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How The Real Cowboys On Yellowstone Taught The Fake Ones How It's Done
The neo-Western drama series "Yellowstone" features plenty of actors pretending to be cowboys but they had to learn the ropes from real cowboys before shooting.
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CSI Fans Crown Nick Stokes As The Show's Best Male Investigator
"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" fans have declared Nick Stokes (George Eads) to be the best male investigator on the show.
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Greta Gerwig Feared The Barbie Movie Would Sink Her Career
Award-winning director Greta Gerwig directed the upcoming "Barbie" movie starring Margot Robbie, and she feared that the film would be a "career-ender."
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Donnie Wahlberg Would Love To See NKOTB's Joey McIntyre Star On Blue Bloods As A Villain
Before Donnie Wahlberg starred in "Blue Bloods," he gained fame as a member of NKOTB. Now, Wahlberg would love for a bandmate to face him on the show.
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Netflix's Wednesday: The 6 Best And 6 Worst Things Ranked
Netflix's Wednesday is the streamer's attempt to revive the Addams Family with a goth teen drama, and it's not flawless. Here's the best and worst parts.
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Why Souei From That Time I Got Reincarnated As A Slime Sounds So Familiar
"That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime" is a popular anime series and the character Souei, a male ogre, probably has a familiar voice to anime fans.
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Donald Sutherland's Best Movies Ranked
Donald Sutherland has been acting since the 1960s, including "Sherlock Holmes" films, horror classics, and "The Hunger Games." Here's his best movies, ranked.
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Kevin Bacon's Appearance In The MCU Just Made An Old Party Game Much Easier
Now that the man himself is in the MCU thanks to "The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special," it will be a lot easier to win at Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.
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Star Wars, Spider-Man, Marvel Rated The Most Successful Franchises In A New Study
Fans might debate what film franchises are the best, but a new study has figured out which franchises are the most successful, according to hard data.
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Luke Grimes Admits He Was Scared Of Riding Horses The First Couple Years Of Filming Yellowstone
Luke Grimes has personified the tough cowboy in "Yellowstone," but as it turns out, he was afraid of horses during the first two years of filming the series.
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Why Jeff Clarke From Chicago Med Looks So Familiar
The actor who plays Jeff Clarke on "Chicago Med" (and "Chicago Fire") had many roles preceding this stint, so fans are sure to find that he looks familiar.
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