Explore the chilling personas that have struck fear and fascination in film history. These legendary villains are as enduring as the movies they inhabit.

The president’s vilification of political opponents and journalists seeds the ground for threats of prosecution, imprisonment ...

I don’t know why that got set aside in favor of a brand new concentration camp in the Florida swamps, except Trump really likes putting immigrants in prisons, and thinks the name Alcatraz is super bad ...

Business people were once portrayed as noble, relatable, hardworking heroes.Since the 1970s, media portrayals shifted to cast ...

The Declaration of Independence condemns King George III for having “burnt our towns.” But the British were not to blame for ...

Nicholas Hoult plays the perfect megalomaniac, Lex Luthor, in James Gunn’s “Superman.” As Superman’s arch-nemesis, the ...

Other people might note his alienness and quickly forget it, but I couldn’t unsee it. And because I couldn’t unsee his, I ...

The show removes the conveniences of today and to see how good families are at roughing it. In the first three episodes, ...

Naruto's Akatsuki is legendary within the shonen anime fandom, in no small part because of their raw firepower. Here, we ...

Spider-Man is the template for the relatable underdog trope. Have you ever noticed how all other heroes are some billionaire genius, a god, or just naturally great? Not Pete.

"It's one of my favorite scenes I've ever gotten to play in the show," the franchise star tells The Hollywood Reporter about ...