The Biggest Dungeons & Dragons Rule Mistakes DMs Should Avoid
If you want to keep your campaigns fun and interesting, make sure you steer clear of these mistakes when it comes to the Dungeons & Dragons ruleset.
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The Most Expensive James Bond Cars Are Pricier Than You Might Think
Which of 007's cars could conceivably be within the reach of the average fan -- and which ones are a luxury most of us could only dream of? -
The Dungeons & Dragons Rule That Can Make Your Sessions Easier
Looking to streamline your campaigns a bit? There's a D&D rule variant that allows things to flow a bit more smoothly. -
The Medieval Action Flop Getting A Second Chance On HBO Max
The 2015 film Last Knights didn't connect with critics or audiences when it was first released. But the ambition behind it makes it worth streaming on HBO Max. -
The Magic: The Gathering Plane You Didn't Know Was Like Star Wars' Coruscant
Fans of sci-fi and fantasy sure love their crossovers, but we doubt many realize this parallel between the hallowed space opera and the collectible card game. -
Rules Boba Fett Has To Follow In The Star Wars Universe
Let's break down each of the rules Boba Fett must follow. -
The Big Mistake DMs Can Make When Starting A Dungeons & Dragons Campaign
These days, D&D is no longer relegated to just the basement, but there's still one thing every Dungeon Master should do before embarking on an adventure. -
Why President Lanford From Independence Day: Resurgence Looks So Familiar
Sometimes it's hard to pinpoint where an excellent actor or actress was last seen. Here's why Sela Ward might look familiar to you. -
Why Shang Tsung From Mortal Kombat 2021 Looks So Familiar
Mortal Kombat is no stranger to film adaptations, and the new 2021 movie has a new actor playing the iconic character Shang Tsung. -
The Fast And Furious Movie That Over 32% Of People Would Get Rid Of
Fast and Furious fans were quick to share their displeasure and offer their least-favorite film of the franchise. -
Zack Snyder's Justice League Review: It's Bigger, But Is It Better?
Clocking in at a whopping 243 minutes - that's two watches of "Empire Strikes Back"! - here comes "Zack Snyder's Justice League," streaming on HBO Max. -
Why The Rush Hour Timeline Makes No Sense
In Rush Hour, Soo-Yung is 11 years old, but she's 21 in Rush Hour 3. And that's why the Rush Hour timeline makes no sense. -
Why Sister Agnes From Rush Hour 3 Looks So Familiar
The actress has been bringing her chilly patrician presence to movies and television since the '80s. Here's why Sister Agnes from Rush Hour 3 looks so familiar. -
The Monster That Hasn't Been Added To Dungeons & Dragons Yet
Many elements have been added and removed throughout Dungeons & Dragons' history -- including monsters. Check out this monster left behind by time. -
This Is What Chloe Grace Moretz Has Been Up To Since The Equalizer
The Denzel Washington movie The Equalizer was a major moment for Chloe Grace Moretz. Here's what she's been up to since it came out in 2014. -
The Ending Of The Equalizer 2 Explained
In The Equalizer, Denzel Washington finds himself as a protector for the downtrodden, and that remains the case in The Equalizer 2. Here's the ending explained. -
The Ending Of Safe House Explained
Safe House sees Ryan Reynolds playing a rookie CIA agent who gets wrapped up in a dangerous conspiracy. Here's what happens in the film's shocking conclusion. -
Hancock 2 - Will It Ever Happen?
Before Deadpool subverted the rules of the superhero genre, there was the irreverent "Hancock." Why has a sequel never materialized? -
The Iconic Star Wars Prop That Rian Johnson Received As A Gift
Johnson took home one important souvenir from his piece of the galaxy far, far away. -
The Ending Of Kingsman: The Golden Circle Explained
Kingsman: The Golden Circle end with the drug users of the world saved and the characters positioned for a sequel. Here's the ending explained. -
Why Teddy From The Equalizer Looks So Familiar
Marton Csokas plays the ruthless enforcer Teddy who tries to kill Denzel Washington in The Equalizer. Check out what other roles you've seen the actor in. -
The Star Wars Novel That Explains This Weird Leia And Tarkin Moment
Star Wars author Claudia Gray's novel Bloodline offers an explanation to that strange moment between Leia and Tarkin in which she puts on a different accent. -
The Most Confusing Rule In Dungeons & Dragons
Prior to the arrival of the streamlined d20 ruleset, Dungeons & Dragons had one rule that made things particularly complicated. -
Why Brian Plummer From The Equalizer Movies Looks So Familiar
The Equalizer starring Denzel Washington features veteran actor Bill Pullman playing his friend Brian Plummer. Check out where you've seen Pullman before. -
Boss Level Review: Groundhog Day For Action Fans
Does this Frank Grillo-led action thriller level up the crowded time loop subgenre? Or is "Boss Level" another unfortunate video game film that flops? -
The Weirdest James Bond Knockoffs Around The World
Filmmakers around the world have been imitating James Bond almost since the first 007 film came out. Here are some truly bizarre Bonds from all over the globe. -
Why The White Widow From Mission: Impossible - Fallout Looks So Familiar
From playing a literary crush to the royal family's glamorous rebel, this is where you may have seen Vanessa Kirby before Mission Impossible - Fallout.
