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Pluto TV, possibly the best free streaming service out there, is getting a major overhaul this summer, so let's break down the good and the bad alike.
Noah Wyle's wife had appeared in The Pitt Season 2, but the actor made sure he was away from the camera during her scenes.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Michael J. Fox were initially eyed to star in this '80s sci-fi flick, which flopped despite being critically well-received.
Before starring in Taylor Sheridan's Landman series, Ali Larter starred in a Western with Colin Farrell, and Roger Ebert hated it.
Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson co-starred in this historical submarine movie that failed to have much of an impact at the box office.
Denzel Washington hasn't dabbled in horror too often, but in the late '90s, he starred in Fallen, which feels like it could have been based on a horror novel.
If it hadn't been for this controversial company, Gilligan's Island would have never become the memorable, silly sitcom it was.
Most big franchise-building blockbusters have post-credits scenes these days, so does Masters Of The Universe keep that trend going? What do you think?
One of the most memorable scenes from a Stephen King adaptation involves a vampire boy floating outside a window, and there's a reason it looks so creepy.
Anime is thriving, and if you're looking for new anime shows to dig into or the ones that are worth catching up with, here are the best anime shows of 2026.
You can count Guillermo del Toro among this Apple TV horror show's most outspoken supporters. Here's what he had to say about the series.
Rebecca Ferguson continues to fight the future in the trailer for Silo Season 3, which promises to pay off that Season 2 cliffhanger.
Following its so-so opening frame, The Mandalorian and Grogu suffered a record-setting drop for a Star Wars movie at the box office this past weekend.
Michael, the Michael Jackson biopic that was a massive hit at the box office, is heading home. Here's when you can watch it on digital.
The Guest director Adam Wingard returns to the world of killer super soldiers with Onslaught. Watch the action-packed trailer here.
Masters of the Universe has a worthwhile message and plenty of potential for fun but gets bogged down by endless riffing. Here's our review.
The sitcom boom of the '90s produced hits like Friends and The Simpsons, but also these five forgotten gems that still hold up today.
When 20th Century Fox teamed up with George Lucas to make Star Wars, it resulted in a business decision that genuinely changed Hollywood for good.
Blue Thunder is an action-packed cautionary tale about police militarization, and you can check it out on Netflix right now.
While he never expanded on the reasons why, Lord of the Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien once revealed that he was definitely not a fan of the Dune saga.
Moviegoers didn't exactly go gaga for this whimsical 1980 Clint Eastwood Western, but Eastwood himself continues to stand by the film.
Erin Moriarty is most known for playing Annie January/Starlight on The Boys, but she also appeared on one of the best HBO shows of all time.
Even as superheroes dominate pop culture, there are plenty of superhero TV shows that nobody talks about anymore, and these are the best to fall by the wayside.
The Season 1 finale of the Yellowstone spin-off Marshals featured a tribute to a man named Leonard 'Lenny' E. Hancock Jr. May he rest in peace.
An actor from several different Marvel projects stars in this overlooked sci-fi movie that you can currently stream on Hulu.
Backrooms dominated the box office during its opening weekend, and it should mark the beginning of something much bigger in Hollywood.
You may've not even heard of this acclaimed 2025 crime thriller starring Bill Skarsgård until now, which is all the more reason to stream it on Netflix.
Yellowstone and its spin-off Marshals have both been huge hits, and Luke Grimes, who appeared on both shows, thinks he knows why.
Of the many problems with Euphoria Season 3, the way that it completely wastes Hunter Schafer's Jules is certainly one of the more egregious ones.
Two low-budget horror movies, Backrooms and Obsession, led the box office while a Star Wars movie floundered in third place over the weekend.
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