The Blockbuster Issue
In a chaotic world, Blockbusters are wonderfully uncomplicated: All you need is great writing, lovable characters, and stories that speak to many.
Ok, you also need money, innovative movie-making techniques, and great actors like, say, Rebecca Romijn, who can grab everyone's attention and hold it. But when it works, well, that's what we live for. Let’s hear it for the Blockbuster!
The Spider-Men That Time Forgot
What does it take to be Spider-Man? We caught up with the web-crawlers who slipped through the cracks to find out.
How Roger Corman’s Zany B-Movies Invented The Modern Blockbuster
From ‘50s monster movies through ‘90s superhero fare, B-movie king Roger Corman was the invisible force behind the creation of the blockbuster.
20 Years Ago, The Best Sci-Fi Show Of The Century Went Darker Than Ever Before
Battlestar Galactica’s third season began with one of the most hardcore storylines ever, which holds up like it aired yesterday.
The Transformers Franchise Is Revving Up Its Engines Again
And Steven Spielberg is back in the driver’s seat.
A Brand-New 'Doctor Who' Show Is Coming to TV — But There's A Catch
A spinoff for all the Unearthly children out there.
20 Years Ago, Scorsese’s Undercover Crime Epic Joined An Incredible Oscars Club
Only four crime dramas have won Best Picture, and The Departed is one of them.
How the Most Controversial Star Wars FanFic Created 'The Love Hypothesis'
Maybe certain Star Wars fans were right all along.
15 Years Ago, 'American Horror Story' Resurrected the Horror Anthology For The 21st Century
Welcome to Murder House.
30 Years Later, The Wachowski Sisters’ Debut Noir Thriller Is Still Radical
Bound both honors and subverts the nature of noir.
