10 Movies Like The Unforgivable To Watch Next
If you love "The Unforgivable," here's just a few movies you should check out next.
Read More-
-
Wakanda Forever Completely Whiffed On The Obvious Choice For The Next Black Panther
The new Black Panther in "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" is by no means a bad one, but other characters would have benefitted from the mantle much more.
Read More -
The White Lotus Season 2 Episode 5 Recap: An Hour Of Unpleasant Surprises
It wouldn't be "The White Lotus" without some perverse and unexpected happenings, and Season 2, Episode 5 more than delivered in that regard.
Read More -
Small Details You Missed In Netflix's 1899
Here are a few small details you might have missed in "1899."
Read More -
The Fabelmans' Judd Hirsch Took Up Acting Because There Was 'Nothing Else' That Interested Him - Exclusive
Judd Hirsch explained what drew him to acting and why he eventually decided there was no other career that interested him as much.
Read More -
Chicago P.D.'s Jesse Lee Soffer Was Granted Permission To Use Live Ammunition In One Scene
In the NBC drama "Chicago P.D.," the actors are almost always using fake weapons, but Jesse Lee Soffer was once able to use live ammunition.
Read More -
The Devastating Death Of Albert Pyun
As reported by Deadline, B movie director Albert Pyun ("The Sword and the Sorcerer," "Cyborg," 1990's "Captain America") has died at the age of 69.
Read More -
Edward Norton And Janelle Monae Talk Their Characters' Complicated Backstories In Glass Onion - Exclusive Interview
"Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" has all the qualities of a successful whodunit. Stars Edward Norton and Janelle Monáe discuss developing their characters.
Read More -
The Ending Of Dead To Me Season 3 Explained
This article explains the Season 3 finale of “Dead to Me.”
Read More -
Movies With Terrible Titles That Doomed Them From The Start
A title of a movie is more important than you'd think, and they play a vital role in setting up viewer expectations. These titles really missed the mark.
Read More -
Alaska Daily Star Grace Dove Appreciates The Show's Commitment To Telling Indigenous Stories
"Alaska Daily" star Grace Dove is proud of the show's willingness and commitment to tell stories about Indigenous people and women specifically.
Read More -
Disney Fans Criticize The Lack Of Marketing For Strange World
Fans of Disney have taken to social media to discuss the poor opening of "Strange World" in theaters, as well as the apparent lack of marketing for the movie.
Read More -
How The Blacklist Producers Choose Guest Stars For The Show
There are many popular actors who have guest starred on "The Blacklist" and fans may wonder how producers decide which performer is brought on.
Read More -
How Rick Moranis' Improv Skills Led To A Great Party Moment In Ghostbusters
According to the film's director, Rick Moranis was able to shine and show off his improv skills in the legendary and original "Ghostbusters" movie.
Read More -
Whatever Happened To SafeGrabs After Shark Tank?
After appearing on "Shark Tank" and nabbing a deal with her SafeGrabs product, whatever happened to Cyndi Lee and her multi-purpose kitchen item?
Read More -
Guardians Of The Galaxy Holiday Special's 10 Funniest Moments
Guardians of the Galaxy films are known for their unique sense of humor, and the latest holiday special is no exception.
Read More -
Fans Think Snow White's Evil Queen Is Hiding In Plain Sight In The Nightmare Before Christmas
Fans think there's an unknown cameo in "The Nightmare Before Christmas." The theory attests that the Evil Queen from "Snow White" is hiding in plain sight.
Read More -
Chicago Med's Nick Gehlfuss Was Impressed By How Well Real Doctors Are Able To Hide Concern
Nick Gehlfuss is one of the stars on "Chicago Med" and in a recent interview spoke about the major similarities between doctors and actors.
Read More -
Disney Initially Wanted Bea Arthur To Voice Ursula In The Little Mermaid
Before Pat Carroll brought the devious sea witch to life, Disney initially wanted Bea Arthur to voice the villainous Ursula in "The Little Mermaid."
Read More -
Luke Grimes And Wes Bentley Admit They Lied About Their Horse Riding Skills To Land Roles On Yellowstone
Luke Grimes and Wes Bentley star in the hit series "Yellowstone." Both actors went on record to say they have lied about their horse riding skills.
Read More -
Marvel's Phase 4: The 10 Worst Decisions Made By Superheroes Ranked
Now that Marvel's Phase 4 has ended, it's time to explore how the era's superheroes really caused their own problems.
Read More -
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."
Read More -
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.
Read More -
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."
Read More -
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.
Read More -
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.
Read More -
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.
Read More
