Directors Who Apologized For Their Movies
Admitting you messed up is hard to do, but these directors all had the guts to say they were sorry for making embarrassingly high-profile mistakes.
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Movie Stuntwoman Killed In Shootout
Cheryl Sanders, a stuntwoman who performed in films like Lethal Weapon and Back to the Future Part II, was killed on Wednesday, February 12, 2020 in a shootout that's being described by those involved as "an ambush."
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How Insidious Changed Horror Movies And No One Noticed
Insidious elevated mainstream horror in the eyes of viewers and quietly changed the modern genre entirely, but it was so subtle about doing so you may have failed to even notice it happened.
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Comics Stan Lee Hopes You'll Never Read
The comic legend Stan Lee has had his share of epic misfires over the decades. Here's a few comics we're betting he doesn't want to be reminded of anytime soon.
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The Law & Order Character Everyone Likely Forgot Ernie Hudson Played
Though Ernie Hudson's role in "Law & Order" is relatively minor, the character he played was crucial to the final arc of one of the show's biggest characters.
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The Untold Truth Of The Flash
Regardless of who's wearing the costume, the Flash is an incredibly powerful character — one whose powers go well beyond simply "running fast." From the breadth of his power set to the little-explored corners of his colorful history, here's a look at the untold truth of the Flash.
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Here's Why There Hasn't Been A Friday The 13th Movie In Over A Decade
Friday the 13th is one of the most popular horror movie franchises of all time. Among horror movie icons, Jason Voorhees' name is right up there with Freddy Krueger and Jigsaw. But after 12 movies, the franchise is at a standstill. Here's why we haven't seen a new Friday the 13th movie in so long.
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Is The Prince Of Tides A True Story?
HBO Max is helping a new generation of fans discover The Prince of Tides. Here's the truth about the inspiration behind the story of this powerful film.
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Small Details You Missed In The Predator
The Predator had a wealth of material to draw from in its continuing story of mankind's battle against big scary space hunters. Not surprisingly, some of that inspiration hit the big screen in the form of Easter eggs, and they point to some pretty crazy shared connections.
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The Curse Of Oak Island Episodes You Can Skip According To Fans
Some fans seem to think a couple of episodes of "The Curse of Oak Island" aren't worthy of rewatches if IMDb is any indication.
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The Character You Likely Forgot Stranger Things' Caleb McLaughlin Played On Blue Bloods
Few people remember the minor but memorable character Caleb McLaughlin played on "Blue Bloods" shortly after the premiere of "Stranger Things."
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FBI: Most Wanted Has Found A Perfect New Lead
Series lead Julian McMahon will soon be leaving FBI: Most Wanted. Fortunately, the show's producers found a perfect replacement actor.
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The Worst CSI Series According To IMDb
With so many shows under the "CSI" umbrella, some are unsurprisingly better than others — and IMDb users have already chosen the worst of the bunch.
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Adam Rayner Explains Why Tyler Hoechlin Is The Perfect Superman - Exclusive
Tyler Hoechlin has given Superman an incredible character makeover. Adam Rayner told Looper why this new version of Kal is the perfect fit for Hoechlin.
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Zooey Deschanel Reveals The Reason She Turned Down The Office
Zooey Deschanel recently revealed that she almost signed on for a role on The Office, but turned it down for one very good reason.
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CHiPs Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
CHiPs is a beloved crime drama of yesteryear that still has fans California dreaming. However, since the show originally aired, several of its actors have died.
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The NCIS Character You Forgot Kerr Smith Played
Kerr Smith played a major but mysterious character in two episodes of Season 8 of the long-running police procedural show "NCIS."
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Why Yellowstone Won't End Anytime Soon According To Ian Bohen
According to Ian Bohen, "Yellowstone" could feasibly last for several more seasons, depending on if co-creator Taylor Sheridan wants to pursue that route.
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The Smartest Netflix Stand-Up Comedy Specials
The stand-up comedy genre has evolved and changed a lot since its conception. Here's our list of the brightest Netflix stand-up comedy specials so far.
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The Worst Spinning Out Character According To Fans
Spinning Out may have been canceled after one season, but one character made a big impression on fans -- and not in the good way.
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How White Water Star Kayla Johanson Felt About Joining The Gold Rush Family
"Gold Rush: White Water" star Kayla Johanson revealed her mining talents on the Discovery show, but was admittedly unsure about joining the "Gold Rush" family.
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The Is The Most-Watched Curse Of Oak Island Episode Ever
The Curse of Oak Island is one of History's most popular shows, but which episode is the most watched by fans?
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The Batman Director Matt Reeves Has The Perfect Response To The Rob Pattinson Backlash
Robert Pattinson's casting in "The Batman" led to a fair amount of backlash. Now, director Matt Reeves has chimed in on the commotion.
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TV Shows To Watch If You Love This Is Us
If you love This Is Us, you'll probably also love these shows, most of which involve the death of a loved one and the complicated family dynamics that ensue.
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What Is The Nursery Rhyme Christian Repeats To Himself In The Accountant?
Throughout "The Accountant," we see Christian Wolff often repeating an old nursery rhyme to himself. But what is the rhyme, and what are its origins?
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Things About Legend Only Adults Notice
You might have seen the 1985 fantasy flop Legend as a kid. Here are the things about it you only notice watching it again as an adult.
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The Most Pause-Worthy Moments In Dune
These are the most pause worthy moments of Dune, the sweeping space opera by Frank Herbert.
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