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Even in the midst of this remake and reboot-friendly era, a lot of horror movies are just waiting to be remade - and they could be genuinely spectacular.

A Mega Man movie may be in the early stages of development at Netflix according to a report by IGN.

The movie is in the works at Twentieth Century Fox.

In a poll of 508 US respondents, SVG discovered which forgotten video game series has the most demand for a follow-up.

There are plenty of forgettable films you'd prefer to never see or think of again; these are the action movies that should get another shot in your watchlist.

These are the forgotten Marvel Comics superheroes who deserve to make their mark on the MCU, no matter how bizarre, obscure, or just plain goofy they are.

"Hellraiser: Bloodline" was hampered by studio interference, but the ambitious movie the creators tried to make still shines through.

Syfy made a Man-Thing movie well over a decade ago. It did not do well, which comes as a surprise to no one.

Since voice actors are heard but rarely seen, we've lost many great ones over the years without their deaths being widely recognized.

Remakes are common, and sometimes the right material can produce one that lives up to or even surpasses the original. Sometimes a filmmaker simply wants to pay tribute to an old favorite, sometimes a producer sees an opportunity to say something new, and sometimes a cool idea just refuses to die.

​Spider-Man's ejection from the MCU may be short-lived. According to a new rumor, Marvel Studios parent company Disney and rights holders Sony Pictures are back at the bargaining table, trying to hammer out the details of a new deal that would keep the wall-crawler in the MCU for a long, long time.

CBS has made some of the most famous sitcoms ever, but they can't all become classics. Here are some forgotten CBS sitcoms that deserve your attention.

It's an animated movie too! But it's certainly not for kids.

Many 80s cartoons have received reboots over the past few years. However, some decisions were less well-received than others, outraging some fans.

Jake Gyllenhaal's "Road House" remake continues to find itself mired in controversy, with the most recent development involving allegations of AI voice work.

Fans wondering where they've seen Billy in The Fifth Element need look no further than television airwaves.

Ryan Gosling is now a genuine superstar, thanks to movies like "Barbie," "La La Land," and others. But his eclectic career includes quite a few misses as well.

Here's the Game of Thrones star who has been cast in a leading role in the upcoming film adaptation of Stephen King's Salem's Lot.

Well before Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man" films, the web-slinger was featured in a kids' fitness video with an actor who almost became the first big-screen Spidey.

Not all cinematic disasters are created equal. Some notorious failures still contain decent story lines, interesting premises, and fascinating characters who deserve a second chance. These are the worst movies that could still impress, given the right remake.

"Jackass" star Jason "Wee Man" Acuna recently shared his thoughts about Disney's decision to cast regular-sized people as dwarves for its "Snow White" remake.

From creepy cartoons to spooky books, these are the children's franchises of our youth that scarred us forever with their disturbingly dark content.

The Front Man may run the most brutal competition in the world, but the "Squid Game" villain has shown a few signs of caring for other people as well.

Three members of the Super Mario Bros. Movie voice cast discussed in an interview some ideas for other potential movie adaptations of Nintendo games.

The "Alien" franchise has been producing mostly successful films for decades now, but what about the forgotten failures buried away in 20th Century Fox's vault?

Catching the lightning in a bottle necessary to deliver a hit movie is already hard enough. But to do it twice, especially in the comedy genre, is even more of a herculean task.

H.P. Lovecraft's stories have been adapted to the screen on countless occasions. Here are some of the lesser-known but still worthwhile versions.

The Invisible Man can be seen two weeks earlier than originally expected. On August 22, Universal Pictures changed the release date of its Blumhouse remake of the classic horror flick The Invisible Man, first scheduled for March 13, 2020.

After an impressive outing during Season 3 of "The Mandalorian," Axe Woves deserves his flowers and maybe even a series of his own. Here's why.

Hanks will play the title character in a new version of the Oscar-nominated Swedish film.