The Ark star Christie Burke previewed Sharon Garnet's long-awaited backstory and teased plenty of surprises when season three premieres July 29 on SYFY.
In his second Twilight Zone episode, "Steel," guest star Lee Marvin needed to take part in a fictional boxing match with a mechanical fighter called Maynard Flash (Chuck Hicks). Because Hicks' vision was obscured by a thick prosthetic, he ended up hitting Marvin for real several times.
Coming to Philadelphia's Franklin Institute in early 2027, Star Wars: The Experience celebrates half a century of Lucasfilm projects—from film to publishing.
House of the Dragon bid farewell to another major character with a gruesome death scene in the Game of Thrones spinoff’s season three episode “Faceless Men.”
With Stranger Things' Vecna in his rearview mirror, Jamie Campbell Bower was ready to tackle a more "loving" role in The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power season three.
Twilight Zone director Elliott Silverstein wanted to discharge a firearm on the set of season three's "The Trade-Ins" to elicit a genuine performance out of one of his actors.
The Twilight Zone episode "And When the Sky Was Opened" borrowed inspiration from both Richard Matheson's short story "Disappearing Act" and the real-life X-20 Dyna-Soar spacecraft.
Spoilers ahead! House of the Dragon star Abubakar Salim, who plays reluctant royal advisor Alyn of Hull, reacted to the shocking final moments of episode five, titled “Unbowed and Unbent,” in an exclusive interview with SYFY Wire.
Widow’s Bay was packed with Easter eggs, references to iconic scary movies and blink-and-you’ll-miss-them clues to the island’s backstory on Apple TV’s horror-comedy. SYFY Wire is breaking down all the hidden layers across creator Katie Dippold’s ode to Jaws, Stephen King and more of pop culture’s fright favorites.
The eerie dead taxi driver scene in The Twilight Zone episode "The Jungle" was inspired by a late-night encounter with a mysterious figure slumped inside a parked car.
The classic Twilight Zone episode "Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?" initially featured a twist conclusion revealing the titular alien was a stray dog.
Spoilers ahead! The season finale of Star City saw the inevitable death of Valya, a literal down-to-Earth love story reunion between Sasha and Anastasia, and confirmation that Tanya didn’t completely evade Soviet authorities.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, based on George R. R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg series, has three seasons worth of source material, but CEO of HBO Casey Bloys hinted the show’s future could go beyond the books.
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie overtly borrowed elements from from Homer’s The Odyssey—but one of its funniest scenes came from writer Aaron Springer’s own childhood.
The season three Twilight Zone episode "Dead Man's Shoes" starred Warren Stevens as a hobo possessed by the spirit of a gangster seeking revenge against his former partner. According to Stevens, he was given complete control over the role by director Montgomery Pittman.
