10 Scariest Stephen King Movies & TV Shows, Ranked
What we fear is subjective, but Stephen King offers enough to spook everyone eventually. We rank the 10 scariest movies and TV shows adapted from his work.
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Russell Johnson Nearly Walked Away From Gilligan's Island After Hollywood Warnings
While "Gilligan's Island" is remembered as a TV staple, skeptics at the time tried warning one of its stars, Russell Johnson, to steer clear after the pilot.
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How The Exorcist Differs From The Book
William Peter Blatty wrote both "The Exorcist" novel and the screenplay, so it's no surprise it's largely accurate -- but there are a few stark differences.
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Stephen King Loves A Ben Affleck Crime Thriller Everyone Needs To Watch At Least Once
This 2010 crime thriller directed by and starring Ben Affleck was a great success when released, even getting the approval of famed author Stephen King.
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Why Dr. Rachel Cranston From NCIS Looks So Familiar
The actress who plays Dr. Rachel Cranston on the CBS procedural NCIS is Wendy Makkena, who you may know from Air Bud, the Sister Act movies, and other titles.
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The Secretive And Physically Demanding Audition For Predator: Badlands
Dek actor Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi had to complete an obstacle course and make up a language on the spot during his "Predator: Badlands" audition.
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The Mighty Nein Review: A Beautifully Flawed Adventure That Never Fully Comes Together
"The Mighty Nein" is at its best when we get to hang out with its eccentric cast of characters, especially since the core plot isn't engaging on its own.
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The Best TV Bottle Episodes, Ranked
From tense nights at the office on "Mad Men" to terrifying journeys into creepy mansions on "Atlanta," we're ranking the very best TV bottle episodes.
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The Greatest Villains In Doctor Who, Ranked
"Doctor Who" features plenty of terrifying, bizarre, and just plain memorable villains. We're ranking the absolute greatest from worst to best.
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Things Only Adults Notice In The Scorpion King
The Scorpion King launched the Rock into stardom. But if you haven't seen it since you were a kid, you might not realize how differently it lands for adult viewers. From ahistorical weaponry to the Rock's shocking hair, this is what grown-ups notice in The Scorpion King.
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Eleven's Best Stranger Things Scenes Ranked By Ruthlessness
Millie Bobby Brown's Eleven has been involved in lots of memorable "Stranger Things" moments over the years. We've ranked her best scenes by ruthlessness.
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Joker's Most Sinister Moments In The Dark Knight Ranked
"The Dark Knight" features one of the most terrifying portrayals of the Joker ever captured on film. These are his most sinister moments, ranked.
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Horror Movies Where Even The Kids Weren't Safe
In horror, all bets are off and no one is safe, as proven by these terrifying movies that were brutal enough to put even innocent children in danger.
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7 Ways Pluribus Is NOT Going To End
Vince Gilligan's Apple TV show "Pluribus" already has viewers guessing about how it might end. Nobody knows for sure, but at least we know how it won't end.
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14 Best Love, Death & Robots Episodes Ranked
Each episode of "Love, Death & Robots" features a fresh animation style and a new story world. Here are the 14 best "Love, Death & Robots" episodes ranked.
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The Hangover Trilogy, Ranked From Worst To Best
The immediate success of 2009's "The Hangover" helped birth a trilogy of raunchy comedies. But how do these three stack up against one another?
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A Stranger Things Star Nearly Retired Before They Joined The Netflix Series
One of the stars of Netflix's hit show "Stranger Things" Season 5 almost didn't take the job. They nearly retired before joining the cast.
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The Mickey Mouse Club Actors You May Not Know Passed Away
The Mickey Mouse Club has been a popular Disney show for decades, often acting as a teen idol factory, but here are MMC actors you may not known passed away.
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Quentin Tarantino's Favorite Star Trek Episode Almost Got A Sequel
While Quentin Tarantino's efforts to remake this classic "Star Trek" episode never solidified, another creator similarly pushed to have a sequel made instead.
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Stars Who Are Currently In Prison For Life
Actors go to jail just like regular people. But these actors are in prison for life, and there are very good reasons why they're locked away forever.
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How A Fan Campaign Led To James Doohan's Son Getting A Star Trek Role
James Doohan remains Scotty to "Star Trek" fans, who looked to his son to carry on the legacy. Here's how Christopher Doohan got his seat on the Enterprise.
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A Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Star Auditioned For A Friends Role Multiple Times
"Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" is a television mainstay, as was "Friends." But if this star had gotten their way, TV history would've been very different.
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How Much Money Jennifer Aniston And Reese Witherspoon Make From The Morning Show
This is how much money actresses Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon make from their drama series "The Morning Show," which may come as quite a shock.
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10 Best Agatha Christie Movies Ranked
Agatha Christie wrote over 60 detective novels, of which dozens have been adapted into films over the years. These are the best ones of them all.
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Adam Sandler's First Acting Job Was As A Forgotten Recurring TV Show Character
Adam Sandler has come a long way since his humble beginnings on television, with his first ever credit being a minor character in a poorly aged '80s sitcom.
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How Sci-Fi Writer Isaac Asimov Felt About Star Wars
Isaac Asimov remains sci-fi royalty (and that's an understatement). It's only natural for fans to be curious about the author's feelings toward Star Wars.
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The Classic Sci-Fi Movie Roger Ebert Once Called 'A Spiritual Experience'
Sci-fi movies don't always get the love they deserve, but this classic 1968 film has been hailed by many, including Roger Ebert, as a singular cinematic work.
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