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The Thing's Special Effects Were So Convincing The Crew Had To Prove That No Animals Were Harmed
When "The Thing" released, the special effects were so convincing that the crew had to prove no animals were actually harmed during filmmaking. -
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves - The Yuan-Ti's Background Explained
Some fans may wonder who the Yuan-Ti are after seeing "Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves." Here's the species' background in the film and in-game. -
Who Did Jonah Hill Play In Click?
"Click" was one of many minor roles that Jonah Hill managed to land in 2006 and 2007. The actor played a brief but extremely important role in the film. -
Fear Street Part 2: The L484 Pill Explained
Here's everything you need to know about the L484 pill featured in Netflix's Fear Street: Part 2. -
Where To Watch Gerard Butler's Geostorm
Here's how to watch "Geostorm," the action sci-fi flick starring Gerard Butler as a scientist fighting the very satellite technology meant to save the Earth. -
Scream: Why Matthew Lillard's Ghostface Is The Most Ruthless In The Franchise
Matthew Lillard's Stu Macher was the most dangerous of all the Ghostfaces in the Scream film franchise, and there are many reasons why. -
It Chapter 3: How Pennywise Could Be Resurrected In A Possible Sequel
Here's how Pennywise the Clown might not have been taken out after all, and may soon be back for a third film in the It series. -
Star Wars: The Meaning Of Boba Fett's Armor Colors Are Completely On Point
Fans have been obsessed with Boba Fett since he first appeared in "Star Wars," and the suit he's worn since then carries a deeper meaning than expected. -
New Amsterdam Honored Jery Hewitt For His Work As A Stunt Coordinator
The NBC drama "New Amsterdam" ended the Season 3 premiere with a tribute to Jery Hewitt, a stunt coordinator for the show and these other major projects. -
AHS: Evan Peters Had A Hard Time Filming Jimmy's Father Reveal On Freak Show
Co-star Michael Chiklis helped Evan Peters through one of the most emotional scenes in"American Horror Story: Freakshow." -
The Real Person Behind AHS: Freak Show's Jimmy
According to American Horror Story mainstay Evan Peters, there was a real-life influence behind his portrayal of Jimmy Darling on the series' Freak Show season. -
Why Maggie From The Walking Dead Looks So Familiar
Here are some projects where you may have previously seen Lauren Cohan, who played Maggie on The Walking Dead. -
AHS' Jessica Lange Said Asylum's Shock Therapy Was Like Deja Vu
Getting shock therapy as Sister Jude in Season 2 of American Horror Story brought Jessica Lange back to a role she played 30 years earlier. -
New Amsterdam Is Based On A Real Hospital (& It's The Oldest In The Country)
"New Amsterdam" may be a work of medical and administrative fiction, but the titular New York hospital is actually modeled after a real-life hospital. -
AHS' Ryan Murphy Said Apocalypse's Stu Was Made Into Stew As A Joke
One of the darker jokes in Season 8 of American Horror Story came early, when the character of Stu was given that name because he's eventually turned into stew. -
TWD's Chad Coleman Explains Why So Many Actors From The Wire Joined The Show
"The Walking Dead" actor Chad L. Coleman, who plays Tyreese Williams in the AMC series, explained why so many actors from "The Wire" joined the zombie show. -
TWD's James Allen McCune Forgot About His Audition Before Getting The Part
James Allen McCune forgot all about his audition before getting the part of Jimmy, Beth Greene's boyfriend in Season 2, on "The Walking Dead." -
Law & Order: Jesse L. Martin Was Ready To Quit If Dick Wolf Rejected His Time Off Request
Jesse L. Martin played Detective Ed Green in "Law & Order," and he recalled needing to ask producer Dick Wolf for time off when the "RENT" film was shooting. -
Law & Order's Jesse L. Martin Preferred Knowing Almost Nothing About His Character
According to Law & Order's Jesse L. Martin, he appreciated the fact he joined the series without knowing any details about his character, Det. Ed Green. -
American Horror Stories Fans Agree Milkmaids' Plot Was Unbelievable
The Milkmaids episode of American Horror Stories could have been okay, if not for some unrealistic elements that prevented fans from suspending their disbelief. -
Where Is Amazon's Reacher Actually Filmed?
Season 1 of the Prime Video series Reacher takes place in the town of Margrave, Georgia. But don't look for it on a map -- it won't be there. -
This AHS Scene Got Naomi Grossman So Excited She Peed A Little
Naomi Grossman, who played Pepper on Season 2 of American Horror Story, says that the Name Game scene was so much fun to film that she got a little overexcited. -
Harry Potter: Tom Felton Was Relieved When He No Longer Had To Bleach His Hair
Tom Felton played Draco Malfoy for all eight "Harry Potter" films, and the actor was relieved to no longer have to dye his hair blonde when the franchise ended. -
AHS' Cody Fern Could Go On And On About Michael Langdon's Wig
Cody Fern keeps his hair pretty short, so he needed a high-quality wig to pull off Michael Langdon's look, and he couldn't stop gushing about it. -
AHS' Dylan McDermott's Rare Instinct Drew Him To Ben Harmon
Dylan McDermott's instincts drew him to the role of Ben Harmon in "American Horror Story," the first character he played in the hit anthology series. -
GOT: George RR Martin Thought The Show's Osha Was More Interesting Than The One He Wrote
Longtime "Game of Thrones" fans may be interested to know that when it comes to the character of Osha, George R.R. Martin preferred the show's version.
