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Speculative fiction stories about alternate history make for some fun thought experiments, and these five forgotten films are some of the best.
It's clear from watching The Lord of the Rings trilogy that The One Ring is incredibly powerful. But what exactly are all the powers it bestows upon its wearer?
Horizon: An American Saga was an unfortunate box office bomb for Kevin Costner, but it wasn't the first time he funded a Western that failed to deliver.
Tobe Hooper's miniseries adaptation of Stephen King's classic horror novel Salem's Lot is quite well regarded. Its theatrical sequel? Not so much.
If you're a fan of Hugh Howey's Silo, you should check out both seasons of another sci-fi series based on the author's short stories.
Which Marvel movies do Letterboxd users love the most? We've rounded up the highest rated titles, and you might be surprised by some of the entries.
Not to be dramatic, but if you consider yourself a cinephile, you have a moral obligation to support Coyote Vs. Acme in theaters.
Milana Vayntrub missed out on getting to play Marvel's Squirrel Girl in live-action, but she adores portraying the hero in animated form, and for good reason.
The summer of 1996 brought a new movie adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic sci-fi tale The Island of Doctor Moreau, but it was doomed from the start;
Ian McKellen has only worked on a single Western to date in the form of this well-received (but little-seen) 1990s film.
The Jem'Hadar have a fascinating history in the Star Trek franchise. Here's what you need to know about this species of genetically engineered soldiers.
Back to the Future wasn't the only box office mega-hit that Michael J. Fox starred in on this exact weekend 41 years ago.
Buck and the Preacher deserves more recognition as one of the best Westerns of the 1970s, and arguably of the late 20th Century.
If the serious, epic approach to fantasy isn't your cup of tea, you might enjoy the comedic fantasy of a show like ABC's Galavant, which was canceled too soon.
In the midst of the Star Wars fever of the early '80s, Sean Connery's space Western was overlooked - but it's well worth watching.
Weapons like Mjolnir might be powerful, but these Marvel Comics objects could wreak havoc on pretty much the whole universe.
A comic book adaptation of Stephen King's The Stand featured a cameo appearance from Richard Bachman, King's frequent pseudonym.
Netflix is currently streaming this Emily Blunt-starring murder mystery movie, itself a legitimate pop cultural time capsule.
This sci-fi flop marked Erin Moriarty's film debut and was co-written by her eventual The Boys producer Seth Rogen, no less.
Tom Cruise's early filmography is a treasure trove of interesting projects, including a small appearance in this beloved 1980s Western.
Scott Adkins is known for bringing the thrills to action movies, but this 2014 box office flop has been mostly forgotten.
While Insidious: Out of the Further is the sixth movie in the Insidious franchise, it's also proof of the horror property's potential longevity.
Bob Denver played a very different character compared to his time on Gilligan's Island in this romantic comedy starring an acting legend.
Marvel Studios made a tradition of credits scenes starting with Iron Man in 2008, and we think these are the best post-credits scenes in the MCU.
Tom Holland was angry to miss out on this crime thriller, but not getting cast may have been the best thing for his career.
Chances are pretty good that you've never heard of these five forgotten superhero TV shows, but if you're on the hunt for something obscure, give them a try.
If you've never seen this 2000s anime series executive produced and starring Samuel L. Jackson, you need to head over to Crunchyroll and get on that.
Judging by what we learn in Season 3, Episode 8, Silo may have the same issue as Hulu's own post-apocalyptic sci-fi series Paradise.
Even after 40 years, this Stephen King movie adaptation remains a timeless classic that resonates with multiple generations.
What, exactly, happened to Jimmy's mother on Silo? We now have the (unsurprisingly sad) answer thanks to Season 3, Episode 8.
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