Fear Caused Patrick Wilson To Initially Reject Directing Insidious: The Red Door
Despite acting in horror films, fear caused Patrick Wilson to initially reject directing "Insidious: The Red Door." Here's what he was afraid of.
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South Park Theory: Officer Barbrady Is Not Really A Police Officer
One "South Park" fan theory suggests Officer Barbrady isn't an actual police officer. The townspeople humor him because there's something wrong with him.
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Adam Warlock Meets Eve Warlock Ahead Of Guardians Of The Galaxy Debut
Adam Warlock has met his match with the introduction of the very powerful Eve Warlock, a character introduced in Marvel Comics' "Warlock: Rebirth" issue #1.
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Star Trek: Picard Finale - Worf's Sword Secret Highlights How Badass He Truly Is
In the finale for "Star Trek: Picard," Worf has a secret hidden in his sword that highlights how badass he truly is. Here's the secret and how it was created.
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Why Jay From Mrs. Davis Looks So Familiar
Jay is a crucial character in Peacock's "Mrs. Davis," but where have you seen the actor playing him before? Let's take a look.
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Love Is Blind's Tiffany Divulges Her Biggest Worry About The Future With Brett
Tiffany and Brett had the most endearing relationship from "Love Is Blind" Season 4, but in a game, she revealed what one of her worries is for the future.
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Winston Scott: 12 Facts Only John Wick Fans Know About The Continental's Owner
"John Wick" character Winston Scott, as portrayed by Ian McShane, is a one-of-a-kind smooth operator. Here's what is known about the mysterious hotelier.
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Star Wars: The Bad Batch S2 Episode 11 Proves The Franchise Should Tackle Horror
A particularly scary outing in Season 2 of "Star Wars: The Bad Batch" has many fans craving more horror stories set in the galaxy far, far away,
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Is Guy Ritchie's The Covenant Based On A True Story?
Guy Ritchie's "The Covenant" is about the United States' war with Afghanistan, and it does take real-life elements of the conflict into acccount.
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The Mrs. Davis Episode 2 Moment That May Show The Algorithm's Weakness
An unsettling moment between Simone and the AI in Episode 2 of Peacock's "Mrs. Davis" might prove that the algorithm has a major weakness.
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The Walking Dead's Judith Dies In The Comics, But What About The Show?
In the world of "The Walking Dead," nobody is safe -- not even kids. Though Judith Grimes tragically died in the comics, what happened to her in the AMC show?
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A Whole Bunch Of Spider-Man Movies And Venom Are Coming To Disney+
After some time remaining separate from the rest of Marvel's offerings, a whole bunch of "Spider-Man" movies and "Venom" are coming to Disney+.
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Two Avengers Heroes Were Just Killed In The Battle To Save The Multiverse
After a climatic battle, two "Avengers" heroes were tragically killed in the battle to save the multiverse. Here's who died and what happened.
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Star Trek: Picard: Patrick Stewart Didn't Mean To Look Like He Was Having A Bad Time
In an interview about his work on Star Trek: Picard, Patrick Stewart shared that he didn't mean to make Picard look like he was perpetually having a bad time.
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Mrs. Davis: Could Simone's Parents Be The Cause Of Her Need To Expose Magicians?
In the new Peacock drama "Mrs. Davis," Simone is driven by a desire to stop magicians from conning people, and her parents could be the reason why.
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Shooting Star Trek: Picard's Series Finale Felt All Wrong To Patrick Stewart (Until He Saw It Himself)
"Star Trek: Picard" has come to an end, and while Patrick Stewart is happy with the ending now, he initially was hesitant about how the series was wrapping up.
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Scream 6 Gave David Arquette 'FOMO' After Dewey's Twist Ending In 5
Despite wanting to see it, Dewey actor David Arquette says that watching Scream 6 gave him FOMO or the fear of missing out.
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Fast X's Latest Trailer Becomes One Big Laughingstock
After its latest trailer release, "Fast X" has become one big laughingstock. Here's how commenters are making humor out of the action franchise's latest peek.
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Love Is Blind: Bliss Admittedly Cringed At Zack's Song In The Pods (& So Did We)
Zack and Bliss had an arduous journey on "Love is Blind," and she even admitted there was one of his moments that were downright cringey.
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The Ending Of Star Trek: Picard Explained
"Star Trek: Picard" has finally come to an end. From Jack Crusher's fate to Seven of Nine's promotion, we're explaining the entire finale.
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Love & Death Review: A Chilling Showpiece For Elizabeth Olsen
Elizabeth Olsen somehow makes her murdering housewife character in "Love & Death" bright and loving, despite other characters lacking in their complexity.
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The Strange Real-Life Story Behind The Excalibattle In Mrs. Davis Episode 3
The Excalibattle in "Mrs. Davis" Episode 3 is visually impressive, but as a contest, it pales in comparison to many similar real-world endurance contests.
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The Captain America Endgame Death That Didn't Happen - Exclusive Giveaway
Looper hosted a chat between Anthony Francisco and Ryan Potter that revealed a shocking alternate possibility for Cap's fate in "Avengers: Endgame."
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Why Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Didn't Kill Off Any Of Its TNG Crew
"Star Trek: Picard" made a bold decision in keeping all of the returning "The Next Generation" crew members alive throughout Season 3. Here's why.
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Every Power Rangers Series Explained
The superhero series "Power Rangers" has now been on the air for three decades. We've broken down and explained every single season of the beloved show.
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Beau Is Afraid Proves That Bizarre Indie Flicks, Not Blockbusters, Will Save Movie Theaters
The initial success of "Beau is Afraid" suggests viewers will come out to movie theaters to see something as long as it's weird enough.
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Star Trek: Picard Finale - What Shakespearean Quote Does Patrick Stewart Recite?
In the finale for "Star Trek: Picard," Patrick Stewart recites a Shakespearean quote to tie the series neatly together. Here's what he says.
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