Many sci-fi shows have memorable villains, but only a handful feature antagonists who truly stand the test of time. These series create enemies that are uniquely designed, thoughtfully developed, and deeply connected to the show’s core ideas. They become so iconic that they’re forever linked to the series – and sometimes even change how villains are portrayed in science fiction as a whole.
Four years after its initial release, The Marksman is currently the most-watched movie on Netflix in the United States. As of today, it’s beating out newer films like Frankenstein (2025), In Your Dreams (2025), A Merry Little Ex-Mas (2025), and Being Eddie (2025) in popularity.
The world of The Boys is known for shocking and disturbing content, with the super-powered characters often engaging in truly awful behavior. Both The Boys and its spin-off Gen V have explored a wide range of extreme and unsettling actions. It leaves you wondering how the show could possibly get more shocking, and I’m hoping a third season of Gen V will deliver an even more intense moment than anything we’ve seen so far, especially considering the season two finale.
A popular fan theory proposes that Lorelai’s house used to belong to Luke when he was a child. This could explain why Luke is always fixing things around her house, beyond just his romantic feelings for her. While the theory isn’t completely confirmed, there’s enough evidence throughout the show to make it a compelling idea that many fans find hard to dismiss.
Horror fans often find the slasher genre particularly interesting due to its rich history. These films are known for their over-the-top violence, sometimes paired with satire, and a surprisingly raw depiction of certain themes. Though not all slashers aim for realism, many explore the presence of evil within people. What made these movies fun was their exaggerated, often campy style, which helped them stand out. However, this style began to fall out of favor in the 1990s as filmmaking shifted toward more realistic approaches. Wes Craven was a key figure in this change.
While some might see the movie simply as a chance for Hawkeye and Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch to share the screen in a grittier story, it’s actually much deeper than that. The film allowed both actors to showcase a range of talent often overlooked by general viewers, and it’s a story told with real purpose. It’s frankly disappointing that this performance didn’t get the same awards attention as Jeremy Renner’s work in The Hurt Locker.
When news of the new show broke, fans of Blue Bloods quickly started speculating about which characters might make an appearance. Many viewers hoped to see Tom Selleck reprise his role as Danny Reagan’s (Donnie Wahlberg) father.
I was right to worry about a character on Grey’s Anatomy before the Season 22 finale, “When I Crash.” Camilla Luddington warned that Jo’s storyline would be shocking, and it definitely was – Jo and her twins were in danger at the end of the November 13th episode. Unfortunately, things don’t look like they’ll improve when the season continues.
While making Predator: Badlands, director Dan Trachtenberg knew that new Alien projects – the film Alien: Romulus and a TV series called Alien: Earth – were also being developed. To avoid conflicts with their storylines, Trachtenberg explained to Variety that his Predator sequel is deliberately set far in the future for both franchises.
Westerns are incredibly diverse, ranging from lighthearted comedies to intense revenge stories. This collection showcases that variety, offering something for everyone – whether you want a fun family movie or a grand, thought-provoking epic. These films are essential viewing for Western fans, with some offering fresh takes on familiar tales and others celebrating the golden age of Westerns on television.