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Wake Up Dead Man is the darkest movie in the Knives Out trilogy, especially after the comedy of Glass Onion. And that makes sense.

This sci-fi series streaming on Peacock isn't trying to copy the Star Trek franchise, but it should appeal to Trekkies for many of the same reasons.

Galadriel's husband should have played a major role in the events of the first two seasons of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. Here's why he didn't.

Desktop resin printers usually ask a simple question: how much resolution can you afford. Anycubic’s Photon P1 adds a more interesting one: what if the same machine could handle two colors, two materials, or two entirely different jobs without cla

Dan Aykroyd once commented that he thought of the popular Ghostbusters character Slimer as the ghost of his former SNL co-star.

Josh Hutcherson starred in a fantastic sci-fi series for Hulu, but now it's next to impossible to watch if you're in the United States or Canada.

Judd Nelson took a method approach to playing John Bender in The Breakfast Club, much to the chagrin of the cast and director John Hughes.

It's Oscar season again, and you know what that means: Steel yourselves for several instances of blatant category fraud.

Stephen King adaptations remain big moneymakers for years on end, even the ones that hardly ever get discussed online, like this canceled streaming series.

Most chairs are clearly assembled objects, with legs, a seat, and a backrest, all stacked and joined together. Sculptural lounge pieces sometimes flip that script and feel more like a single volume that has been carved or sliced. Chunk is a concept

A 2025 thriller starring Ana de Armas and Sydney Sweeney flopped hard at the box office. Could it find a new life on Netflix?

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein has been inspiring storytellers for centuries, including Marvel Comics' Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

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