R-Rated Movies With PG-13 Sequels
It's probably not surprising how often an R-rated movie ends up spawning PG-13 sequels, especially when there's potentially more box office at stake.
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Biggest Unanswered Questions In Vikings
Amazon Prime's semi-historical saga set sail for Valhalla in 2020, but it left a few storylines hanging. Let's ponder the big unanswered questions in Vikings.
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Both Taylor Sheridan And Sylvester Stallone Wanted To Work Together Long Before Tulsa King
Taylor Sheridan and Sylvester Stallone both wanted to work together long before Sheridan pitched the "Rocky" star on the idea of starring in "Tulsa King."
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Gwendoline Christie Discusses Being Cast In Wednesday And How It Differs From Game Of Thrones
Gwendoline Christie, who recently starred in "Wednesday," opened up about how the role differed from the one that made her famous on "Game of Thrones."
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The Ending Of Netflix's You People Explained
Netflix's new romantic dramedy tackles some heavy issues including interracial relationships, American race relations, and cultural and religious differences.
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Who Plays Eamon Murphy On Law & Order: Organized Crime?
Criminal leader Eamon Murphy appeared in a recent episode of "Law & Order: Organized Crime." Here's a look at the actor behind the character and his past roles.
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What Yellowstone's Kelly Reilly Thought When She Saw The Younger Versions Of Beth And Rip
A flashback in Season 5 of "Yellowstone" shows Beth and Rip on their first date. Here's what Kelly Reilly thought about the younger version of her character.
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All Dirt Roads Taste Of Salt Review: A24's Most Avant-Garde Feature
A24's All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and stands out for its refusal to adhere to traditional movie making principles
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David Duchovny Recalls Quentin Tarantino's Kind But Blunt Rejection After Reservoir Dogs Audition
Actor David Duchovny revealed that he was rejected for the 1992 film "Reservoir Dogs" by director Quentin Tarantino in a polite but very blunt way.
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What Dog Gone Got Right And Wrong About The Real Story
Netflix's 2023 film "Dog Gone" is based on the true story of a lost dog named Gonker. But here's what the movie got right and wrong about the real story.
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The Untold Truth Of Halloween's Michael Myers
If there were a Mount Rushmore of horror icons, Michael Myers would certainly be up there. Here's the untold truth of the famous "Halloween" character.
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Sofia Vergara Could Potentially See A Modern Family Reboot Happening Decades Down The Road
While Modern Family only just ended in 2020, Gloria actor Sofia Vergara thinks a reboot could be a possibility decades down the road.
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10 Superhero Anime Shows That Were Inspired By Marvel Comics
Marvel comics has inspired lots of superhero anime shows. Here's a bunch.
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Cowboy Bebop Creator Shinichiro Watanabe Says He Couldn't Bear To Watch Netflix's Live-Action Version
Netflix's adaptation of the anime hit "Cowboy Bebop" was largely unsuccessful, and original creator Shinichiro Watanabe thinks it was a miss from its opening.
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Adrien Brody Compares His Poker Face Character To The Godfather's Fredo
Adrien Brody thinks his character on Poker Face might see himself as Fredo from The Godfather, but upon further reflection there's a better character that fits.
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The Razzies Have An Unfortunate History Of Nominating Child Actors
The Razzies withdrew its controversial nomination of 12-year-old Ryan Kiera Armstrong, but this isn't the first time they've nominated a child actor.
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Things You Only Notice In Star Trek: The Next Generation After Watching It More Than Once
Star Trek: The Next Generation is filled with little details that are hard to notice on your first watch, and not all of them are good.
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Poker Face's Rian Johnson Provides Further Clarification On How Charlie's Abilities Work
Poker Face has arrived on Peacock, and Rian Johnson gave viewers some insight into how Charlie's powers work.
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Rules Actors Had To Follow In Alfred Hitchcock Movies
Alfred Hitchcock was one of the best directors ever, but he could be a bit particular about what he wanted from his collaborators -- especially his actors.
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Debra Jo Rupp Didn't Even Realize That '70s Show Was Set In The Same Decade
Debra Jo Rupp didn't know that That 70s Show was set in the iconic decade until she arrived on set. Here's why she might have been confused.
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Rian Johnson Would Talk Jamie Lee Curtis Into Season 2 Of Poker Face 'In A Heartbeat'
"Poker Face" already features a ton of major celebrity actor cameos, but Rian Johnson wants Jamie Lee Curtis to appear on the show for an interesting reason.
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Law & Order's Hugh Dancy Thinks Sam Waterston Creates A Superior Work Environment
In an interview with Collider, Hugh Dancy was asked about what it was like to work with Sam Waterston, given the latter's tenure on "Law & Order."
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HBO Renews The Last Of Us For Season 2
The Last of Us has officially been renewed for a second season on HBO. Here's what the creators had to say about the good news.
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Emilia Clarke's Mind Was Blown By The Experience Of Making Marvel's Secret Invasion
Emilia Clarke sat down with Collider and opened up about what it's like working for the money-making machine that is Marvel Studios on "Secret Invasion."
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Original Firestarter Drew Barrymore Torches The Razzies Over Ryan Kiera Armstrong's Nomination
Original Firestarter actor Drew Barrymore is standing up for Ryan Kiera Armstrong after she was nominated for Worst Actress at The Razzies.
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Law & Order: SVU Fans Want Detective Bruno To Stay For Good
"Law & Order: SVU" has seen many faces come and go in the rotating cast over the years, but fans are hoping Kevin Kane as Detective Bruno is here to stay.
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Jay Leno's Garage Series Gets The Ax, Signaling The End Of An Era
For the first time in many years, Jay Leno won't be working with NBC. His Garage series got the ax, signaling the end of an era.
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