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George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire saga may never be finished, but we're ranking the five books that have been published so far.
Folks are flocking to this Aaron Taylor-Johnson-lest heist movie on HBO Max, giving the underseen film a second shot at finding its audience.
Westerns were once a popular pillar of Hollywood cinema, and these revisionist Westerns helped redefine the genre and subverted what audiences expected of them.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 was set to introduce Shailene Woodley as Mary Jane, but all of her scenes were cut from the movie.
Sorry, Tom Hardy. But the latest Batman DC animated movie has finally given Batfans the definitive performance of Bane.
This 2001 historical adventure flick aspired to put an exciting, inventive spin on a familiar story. Suffice it to say, it failed.
The latest episode of Lanterns introduces a major villain from the Green Lantern comics... or does it? Like many things in this show, it's complicated.
An ending twist in Lanterns Episode 4 reveals the identity of the Manhunter that Hal Jordan and John Stewart have been searching for.
Lanterns Episode 4 forgoes a traditional Green Lantern weakness for another comic influenced idea instead, and it works.
Marvel seems content to chalk up Eternals as a swing and a miss, which is why it appears to be abandoning a key character introduced in the film.
Andy Weir, the author of Project Hail Mary, once named his favorite sci-fi movie during a Reddit AMA and the film's influence is reflected in his novels.
Westerns used to dominate the television landscape, but this show that cast Leonard Nimoy as a guest-star is mostly forgotten.
Emma Stone's second movie ever was a disastrous box office flop. Luckily, she shook it off and became one of the defining actresses of her generation.
By the early 2000s, Tom Cruise was no stranger to playing difficult characters. But his transformation into a stone-cold killer in Collateral was next level.
After working in his native Sweden for years, For All Mankind actor Joel Kinnaman made his international film debut in this disappointing sci-fi movie.
You can see Steve McQueen growing as an actor when you watch this Western series, which he starred in just before his film career skyrocketed.
NBC canceled this 2021 sci-fi series after just one season, which is too bad since it had the potential to become something truly special.
Space warfare wasn't all that common on Star Trek: The Next Generation, but when it did happen, it left an impact. Here are the five best space battle episodes.
Rod Serling followed up The Twilight Zone with a short-lived but worthwhile Western series that was definitely ahead of its time.
Sci-fi often requires big money to bring unbelievable worlds to life, but the best low budget sci-fi movies did it without those deep pockets.
Hugh Howey is not only a big fan of Apple TV's adaptation of his Silo books, he also thinks the show improves on them in one key way.
Adam Sandler has starred in some of the greatest comedy films of all time, but also some of the worst. This one from 30 years ago is firmly in the latter camp.
Hang on to your goatee: here's everything you need to know about the topsy turvy Mirror Universe in the Star Trek franchise.
A pre-Gilligan's Island Russell Johnson co-starred in this historically significant sci-fi movie, itself based on a Ray Bradbury story treatment.
TV used to be a wonderful, magical place where future Oscar-winner Sally Field could team up with Alan Hale Jr. in a show about a flying nun.
In addition to the long-running For All Mankind, Joel Kinnaman also appeared in another Apple TV series, but it didn't go over as well.
Shirley Temple, John Wayne, and Henry Fonda starred in this 1948 Western flick, which is (surprisingly) less racist than you'd expect.
This historical drama, which is currently streaming for free, is an unofficial Braveheart sequel and even stars a member of that movie's cast.
Invaders from Mars, starring Western actor Leif Erickson, is a somewhat forgotten 1950s alien invasion flick worth discovering.
Tina Louise, best known for playing Ginger on Gilligan's Island, was in a spectacular and unconventional Western a few years before joining the show.
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