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Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Sarah Michelle Gellar returned to the horror genre - this time as a villain - in a must-watch horror sequel that's now on Hulu.
Tom Holland had a pretty different acting career before suiting up as Spider-Man, and it's (naturally) never been the same since then.
The first season of Dutton Ranch ended on a shocking character death, but star Juan Pablo Raba has a theory about what really happened.
Netflix is currently streaming this once mega-popular superhero TV series, which still has an all-timer of a first season.
Fans of this zombie video game franchise will probably be shocked to learn it's been adapted to film. There's a reason for that.
Alan Hale Jr., who played The Skipper on Gilligan's Island, had an impressive career outside of that beloved series. Here are five of his best projects.
If you're looking for a cute rom-com to watch this weekend, Netflix subscribers are loving this one starring Alexandra Daddario.
Dave Bautista's acting career might've never taken off if a hip-hop legend hadn't fought to cast him in one of his pivotal pre-Marvel movies.
DC Comics has provided inspiration for many spectacular comic book films over the years. These are...not those. Here are the 15 worst DC Comics movies, ranked.
Alan Hale Jr. isn't an actor most associate with villains, but that's exactly who he played on a popular 1950s Western series.
Anne Hathaway very nearly starred in one of the biggest comedy blockbusters of the 2000s. Here's why she dropped out of Seth Rogen's star-making film.
Okey dokey! With Fallout Season 3 on the way, let's go over everything we know about the next chapter in Prime Video's hit video game adaptation.
Sierra McClain's Grace Ryder was part of the core cast of 9-1-1: Lone Star before departing the series prior to its fifth and final season.
The Vulcans and the Romulans have a complicated relationship in the Star Trek franchise. Here's an explanation of the attempted reunification of the two groups.
According to George R. R. Martin, this '80s action classic features one of the best chase scenes ever put to film ... and he's absolutely right.
Years after filming Stagecoach, The Duke remembered the filming conditions of one of his and director John Ford's most famous Westerns.
If you're looking for something supernatural and spooky that you might not have seen, here are five forgotten ghost movies that still hold up.
It's Pat, the 1994 film based on the Saturday Night Live character, is examined through a modern lens in a fantastic 2026 documentary.
Emma Frost might be a villain in X-Men '97, but her recent actions are villainous in a way that rings false for many Marvel fans.
Only one major voice actor from Jonny Quest is still alive. Fortunately, they've enjoyed a long career. Here's where you might have seen them.
Before the Marvel Cinematic Universe, on screen depictions of Captain America were ... pretty terrible. But which one was the absolute worst?
In another timeline, there exists a sixth Star Trek movie with the original cast that was based on a famed Western from the 1960s.
If Christopher Nolan's upcoming take on The Odyssey has you craving other adaptations of the epic story, check out this '60s Western.
After your obligatory viewing of Independence Day, we suggest checking out Rocky IV, which holds the title for the actual best Fourth of July movie.
In the mood for a taut submarine flick? This Matthew McConaughey-led thriller, which is currently on Netflix, is certainly worth a look.
Disney and Lucasfilm managed to keep a lid on some of Star Wars: The Force Awakens' biggest surprises, but an early leak was one big accident.
Remakes aren't inherently bad...except for the four Western remakes on this list which fail to capture what made the originals so special.
Some TV deaths hit harder than others. We've compiled a list of the 10 most brutal TV show deaths of all time, and ranked them based on gnarliness.
Matt Damon provided his voice to this 2002 animated Western flop that deserves to be rediscovered all these years later.
Actor John Wayne made his directorial debut on this Western box office flop that he stood by despite a heaping dose of criticism.
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