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Some superhero movies bomb because they're bad. Others fail when they're better than audiences realize, despite being strange, funny, and ambitious.
Read MoreOscar Isaac and Natalie Portman are two actors with such incredible range, they can tackle any role thrown at them, from superheroes to genius scientists.
Read MoreE.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial is one of the most beloved films ever made, but it also inspired a hit song that landed its writers in legal trouble.
Read More"The Real Ghostbusters" proved to be a surprise hit among kids, but meddling from studio execs managed to destroy the show at its peak.
Read MoreEven non-readers know who Stephen King is, thanks to his critically-acclaimed novels, so it's not surprising he'd appear in a few horror movies.
Read MoreWill Smith went from boy-next-door to bona fide movie star in "Bad Boys," partly thanks to one iconic scene. Here's how Michael Bay convinced him to do it.
Read MoreOne of Hollywood's brightest stars got her start in a made-for-TV film reuniting a hit '70s sci-fi franchise. Discover Sandra Bullock's "bionic" debut.
Read MoreHarrison Ford is an iconic actor, but he doesn't tolerate foolishness, as seen in his answer to a question about a fight between Han Solo and Indiana Jones.
Read MoreNot every '90s sci-fi that bombed with critics deserved to. These films found their audiences eventually — just not through the reviews they got at the time.
Read MoreA famous corporate mascot inspired the alien suits in a classic "The Twilight Zone" episode. The writer later said the figures looked more silly than scary.
Read MoreWes Bentley isn't a stranger to Hollywood, as he's been acting for years and will be in Ryan Murphy's upcoming series on FX called "The Shards."
Read MoreSometimes no matter who stars in a movie and how big of a budget it has, the movie might not do well at the box office, but the director might be an indication.
Read MoreRob Bottin's prop work on sci-fi masterpiece "Total Recall" still holds up today, but one effect was so good that it even fooled the film's director.
Read More"Total Recall" might be known as an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, but it was stacked with other Hollywood greats like Sharon Stone and Michael ironside.
Read MoreGhostbusters II has often been criticized for recycling too many story beats from the first film, but it almost cut one iconic element altogether.
Read MoreMove over, zombies! Discover a whole new way that the lowly mushroom can impact society in this hit animated series that has critics and viewers raving.
Read MoreMore than 30 years on, "The X-Files" still delivers. These five episodes represent the show at its sharpest, scariest, and most brilliantly absurd.
Read MoreSometimes it doesn't matter how much critics or fans enjoy a series, even an adult animated series, because if nobody watches it, the studio will cut it.
Read MoreThere is perhaps no movie more important to the perception of anime than 1982's "Akira," but you may be surprised to learn the film is banned in Russia.
Read More"Friday the 13th's" Jason is an ultimate slasher villain, but the number of superpowers he has compared to typical villains has audiences divided.
Read MoreIt's one thing to impress moviegoers, but it's much harder to impress professionals. Find out what this retired fighter pilot loved about "Top Gun: Maverick."
Read MoreWhile the original Stranger Things series has come to an end, Netflix is soon releasing "Stranger Things: Tales from '85." Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreM. Night Shyamalan's "The Sixth Sense" was one of the biggest horror hits of the '90s, but this adversely effected a competing ghost movie starring Kevin Bacon.
Read MoreAudiences didn't really start accepting satirical meta movies until "Scream" hit theaters in 1996. Selling them on a multiverse was an even bigger obstacle.
Read MoreAudiences often argue that Hollywood is only pumping out sequels and comic book adaptations. Look over on Apple TV+ and you'll find tons of original content.
Read MoreAccording to the multiverse theory, there's a world where Patrick Stewart never landed the iconic role of Captain Picard in "Star Trek: The Next Generation."
Read MoreMost movie franchises start with a big hit, but that wasn't the case for this somewhat improbable sci-fi action series that spawned from a box office flop.
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