How Serial Killer Ed Kemper Was Unintentionally Immortalized In Star Wars
Despite being sentenced in 1973, serial killer Ed Kemper has an unusual link to "Star Wars," which wasn't released in theaters until four years later.
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What Zack Snyder's Justice League Looked Like Before Special Effects
If you want to know what Zack Snyder's Justice League looked like before special effects were added, we've got the visual evidence.
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The Box Office History Of The MonsterVerse
Breaking down the box office of the Godzilla-led MonsterVerse can help pinpoint how this franchise has managed to soar where so many others have stumbled.
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How Much Money Marcus Chong Really Wanted For The Matrix: Reloaded
Marcus Chong was one of the stars of the original Matrix but did not appear in any of the sequels. Here's the true story of why.
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The Surprising Amount That A Vintage Star Wars Phone Fetched On Pawn Stars
Vintage toys are never a rare site on History Channel's Pawn Stars, and this Star Wars toy from the '80s fetched a surprising amount.
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Godzilla's Forgotten Friends And Foes
Buckle up as we travel to Monster Island and explore Godzilla's friends and foes across feature films, video games, TV, print, and more.
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Sci-Fi Movies That Scientists Can't Stand To Watch
Whether it's thanks to bad science or making science look bad, here are movies some scientists absolutely can't stand to watch.
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The Hilarious Nod To Back To The Future In Rick And Morty
"Rick and Morty" isn't subtle about being inspired by "Back to the Future," but the show once inserted a deep-cut reference to the film.
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Peter Dinklage's Toxic Avenger Remake First Look Previews Messy Mayhem Ahead
Peter Dinklage will play the titular sludgy superhero in the "Toxic Avenger" reboot, and Legendary Entertainment has provided a first look at him in action.
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The Most Paused Trinity Scene From The Matrix
Trinity was a key player in "The Matrix" with a lot to do throughout its runtime. One particular scene, though, still has audiences pausing in awe to this day.
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Marvel Movies Might Look Really Different After This Huge Special Effects Change
Marvel fans could soon be rejoicing because Disney may be looking to use this new and improved special effects technology more often in their films.
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Star Trek: The Hollywood Icons Who Inspired Chris Pine's James T. Kirk
Chris Pine didn't just draw from William Shatner to craft his Captain Kirk in "Star Trek." The actor was influenced by multiple Hollywood stars.
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Did The Flash Almost Set Up Crisis On Infinite Earths With Ben Affleck's Batman?
An alternate ending for "The Flash" seemingly paved the way for a live-action "Crisis of Infinite Earths" adaptation in the DCEU.
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Star Wars: Did Darth Vader Always Know He Had Kids?
After Luke and Leia were born, a select few "Star Wars" characters went to great lengths to ensure Darth Vader never learned he had two children.
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Star Wars: Why Leia Didn't Change Her Name To Skywalker
Despite her twin brother Luke's commanding presence in the "Star Wars" universe, Princess Leia Organa never opted to use the surname Skywalker. Here's why.
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Star Wars: Who Is Darth Bane And Why Do We Need A Trilogy?
Darth Bane is a character mostly unknown to casual "Star Wars" fans, but his story is one that may be compelling enough to warrant a new movie trilogy.
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Star Wars: Is Obi-Wan Kenobi More Powerful Than Darth Vader?
One question "Star Wars" fans have debated for years is who's stronger: Darth Vader or Obi-Wan Kenobi? Now after the "Obi-Wan Kenobi" series, there's an answer.
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The Hunger Games: The Flash's Grant Gustin Almost Played This Fan-Favorite Hero
Grant Gustin, who would eventually play Barry Allen in The CW's "The Flash," was originally up for the role of this heroic heartthrob in "Catching Fire."
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Who Trained Yoda In The Force? A Dead Star Wars Legend Explained
Long before Yoda was a Grand Master in the Jedi Order, he was a Padawan learning the ways of the Force. But who trained him when he was a youngster?
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Star Wars: 4 Facts About The Force That Make No Sense
The Force has often proven enigmatic and inconsistent to viewers since it was first introduced in the "Star Wars" universe in the first film, "A New Hope."
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How Much Did Avatar: The Way Of Water Really Cost & Why Was It So Expensive?
"Avatar: The Way of Water" is one of the most expensive movies ever made, but in the end, the price was worth it. Here's why the movie cost so much to make.
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Star Wars: Was Greedo Anakin's Friend?
Most "Star Wars" fans agree that Greedo shot first, but was he also a childhood friend of Anakin Skywalker before he crossed paths with Han Solo?
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Star Trek: Why Timothy Olyphant Believes J.J. Abrams Didn't Cast Him As Captain Kirk
Timothy Olyphant has a theory pertaining to J.J. Abrams' decision to cast Chris Pine as Captain Kirk instead of him in 2009's "Star Trek."
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Actors Who Were Almost Cast In The Fifth Element
Luc Besson's "The Fifth Element" boasts one of the best ensembles for any sci-fi film. However, a number of other A-listers were almost cast in the project.
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Star Trek 4 Development Details And More
"Star Trek 4" has been in development for years, and here's everything we know so far.
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Star Wars: Who Was The First Sith & How Were They Redeemed?
The Sith Lords have existed for ages in the "Star Wars" mythos, but there was once a time when there was only the Sith species and the Dark Jedi.
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Star Wars' Chiss Ascendancy: Why Thrawn's Race Is Stronger Than The Empire
The Galactic Empire of "Star Wars" is very powerful, but Grand Admiral Thrawn's Chiss Ascendancy is an even stronger faction in the franchise.
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