Richard Chachowski

As audiences continue to delight at the loving sequel series That ‘90s Show, we thought we’d take a look back at some of That ‘70s Show’s grooviest episodes, ranking them in order from worst to best.

We’re only halfway through the year, and already 2024 has given us a healthy assortment of horror films sure to delight and terrify most audience members.

Ending any TV series on a high note involves all kinds of unique challenges, especially when the series commands legions of fans or has aired on television for a significant amount of time.

From explosive-tempered New Yorkers to cackling criminal kingpins, here are some of the most unhinged characters we’ve seen on our television screens yet.

While you were busy watching the big summer blockbusters, you might have missed these amazing gems.

Mothers – where on earth would we be without mothers? Providing an unconditional supply of support and admiration in our daily lives, it’s impossible to overestimate the joys that can come from a mother’s love.

For millions of fans across the globe, Alien remains the first property people think of when they hear the words “sci-fi horror.” Seamlessly blending these two conflicting genres together, Ridley Scott’s Alien series helped set the standard for sci-fi-themed horror…

From hyper-violent superhero series to visionary video game adaptations, here are some of the finest shows we’ve seen on Prime Video yet, ranked in order from worst to best.

Get excited for the new shows coming to HBO next year.

Did you love Deadpool & Wolverine? Then hopefully you didn’t miss these Easter eggs.

While A24 has become synonymous with art house horror, they also have some killer comedies.

These are the all-time best FX shows.

If you ever want inspiration for your next prank, just look to Jim Halpert.

Sad that House of the Dragon is done? Watch these shows instead!

To coincide with the end of the season, we decided to look back at some of the many teen comedies that eloquently capture the carefree tone of summer.

These third movies turned out way better than anyone would have expected.

One of the longest-running and highly acclaimed sitcoms of all time, Curb Your Enthusiasm dominated cable television for 24 years that were–as creator and star Larry David might say–“pretty, prettyyyy good.” Over the course of its 12 hilarious seasons, David…

If ever a show perfected the use of cringe comedy, it would have to be the cult favorite NBC series, The Office.