Why Star Trek: Voyager's First Season Never Got A Proper Finale
Most Star Trek shows in the '90s ended their seasons with a cliffhanger or some kind of dramatic event, but that wasn't the case with Voyager season 1.
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This Year's Most Disturbing Horror Movie Reshot Its Entire First Four Weeks [Exclusive]
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The Most Emotionally Devastating Scene In Pixar History Experienced Multiple Last-Minute Changes [Exclusive]
The first 10 minutes of Pixar's Up went through several changes during development, including last-minute tweaks to its score by composer Michael Giacchino. -
Furiosa Director George Miller Thinks We Can Still Avoid Our Own Mad Max Apocalypse [Exclusive Interview]
George Miller, the maestro behind the Mad Max films, tells us about working with Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth on Furiosa, the power of myth, and more. -
How The First Omen Found All Those Creepy Locations [Exclusive]
We have an exclusive clip from the excellent horror prequel The First Omen. -
Star Trek Changed My Life Forever And Reigns As The Greatest Sci-Fi Franchise Of All Time
Star Trek is the greatest sci-fi franchise ever because of the lessons it imparts to its audiences, a philosophy that's at odds with many of its contemporaries. -
The Ridiculous Reason The Original Version Of Alien 3 Was Shot Down By Fox [Exclusive]
Executives at 20th Century Fox had so little faith in audiences at the time that they nixed one-time director Renny Harlin's ambitious vision for Alien 3. -
Deep Blue Sea's Legendary Death Scene Was Almost Spoiled In The Trailer – And The Director Fought Back [Exclusive]
Warner Bros. wanted to ruin the best moment from Deep Blue Sea by putting it in the film's trailer, but director Renny Harlin fought back and took a stand. -
David Bowie Was The First Choice To Play One Of The Best '90s Movie Villains Ever [Exclusive]
David Bowie played several memorable roles across his career, although he missed out on a great '90s movie villain. -
Director Renny Harlin Breaks Down His Entire Career, From Freddy Krueger To The Strangers: Chapter 1 [Exclusive Interview]
Freddy Krueger. Bruce Willis. An unmade Alien 3. That shark that ate Samuel L. Jackson. The Strangers: Chapter 1 director Renny Harlin has stories. -
It's Official: Streaming Is Now Just Cable, But Somehow Much Worse
With streaming companies teaming with rivals to offer bundles to subscribers, we're now back to a familiar model of cable television. But this time, it's worse. -
Dune: Part Two's Anti-Gravity Attack Is 'Peak Sci-Fi' For Cinematographer Greig Fraser [Exclusive]
The opening anti-gravity attack in Dune: Part Two is what Oscar-winning cinematographer Greig Fraser refers to as 'peak sci-fi,' and we steadfastly agree. -
Doctor Who's First Musical Episode Should've Taken A Cue From Buffy The Vampire Slayer
'The Devil's Chord' is Doctor Who's first proper musical episode, but it lacks the character-driven crooning that made Buffy's 'Once More With Feeling' great. -
Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Director Says This 'Crucial' Relationship Will Inform A Possible Sequel [Exclusive]
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes director Wes Ball tells us that the relationship between the ape Noa and the human Mae will be 'crucial' to possible sequels. -
Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Director Reveals The Studio's One Request For The Film [Exclusive Interview]
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes director Wes Ball told us about finding his lead actor, what the studio wanted from his new Apes film, and more. -
One Of 2024's Wackiest Comedies Used Absolutely Zero Improv [Exclusive]
Hundreds of Beavers, an unhinged comedy about a man hunting, um, hundreds of beavers, used no improv at all and instead stuck super closely to its storyboards. -
How That Surprise Cameo In Jerry Seinfeld's Unfrosted Came Together [Exclusive]
Jerry Seinfeld's Netflix comedy Unfrosted, about the making of the Pop-Tart, features a bit involving two jaw-dropping cameos. Here's how that scene happened. -
The Fall Guy Director And Stars On The Life-Changing Power Of Stunts And A Possible Sequel [Exclusive Interview]
We spoke with The Fall Guy director David Leitch and stars Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Winston Duke, and Stephanie Hsu about their terrific new action romance. -
There Was One Thing The Idea Of You Director Wanted To Avoid [Exclusive]
Though Michael Showalter has plenty of comedic experience, he didn't want the boy band August Moon in Anne Hathaway's The Idea of You to come off as a satire. -
An MCU Star Wants To Play Batman In James Gunn's DC Universe [Exclusive]
Black Panther, Us, and The Fall Guy star Winston Duke wants to play Batman, and we want that, too. -
Lost Still Has The Greatest TV Show Soundtrack Of All Time And It's Not Even Close
Michael Giacchino's masterful score for the ABC drama LOST remains the lofty standard against which all subsequent TV scores have been judged. -
Why Marvel Chose To Make Less Money By Casting Benedict Cumberbatch As Doctor Strange [Exclusive]
Disney, Marvel, and Scott Derrickson couldn't have made a better choice than casting Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange if they had the Time Stone itself. -
Director Scott Derrickson Breaks Down His Entire Career, From Marvel To The Black Phone [Exclusive Interview]
We interviewed director Scott Derrickson about his entire career, including all the highs (Sinister, Doctor Strange) and lows (The Day The Earth Stood Still). -
Challengers' Sexy Hotel Scene Answered An Important Question For The Film
Luca Guadagnino had important advice for the writer of the new tennis erotic thriller, Challengers: All three points in the story's love triangle should touch. -
X-Men '97 Voice Cast On How The Show's Righteous Anger Provides A Voice For The Voiceless [Exclusive Interview]
Holly Chou and Gui Agustini, who voice Jubilee and Sunspot in X-Men '97, tell us about playing the youngest cast members and the catharsis of the show's anger. -
The Creature From The Black Lagoon Lives! Is The Perfect New Comic For Horror Movie Fans
If you fancy yourself a horror fan, you've gotta get your hands on The Creature From The Black Lagoon Lives! -
How Realistic Are Your Favorite Spy Movies? Our Expert Weighs In
We spoke to a real-life expert and dug deep into a wide range of topics involving spy movies, from kill counts to NOC lists and everything in between.
