Cynthia Vinney

TV has always been a hotbed for fan theories. There's often nothing more satisfying for fans than speculating on what could happen next, even in the age of shorter seasons and Netflix releasing whole batches of episodes at once. Whether it's just between friends or with hundreds of people on a fan board, and whether it's a sitcom, a crime show, a dark fantasy, or something else, predicting the arc of a TV show, its characters, or its story is a fun way to pass the time. And it's especially thrilling if what you predict turns out to be true.

"The First Omen," a prequel to 1976's "The Omen," takes place in 1971 and has all the trappings of a movie filmed in the 1970s — except this movie ups the "ick" factor for audiences of today. In fact,

Deadpool, aka Wade Wilson, is a funny guy. In both comics and movies, he runs his mouth almost all the time, and a lot of what he has to say is hilarious. But don't let the motor mouth fool you. He's a superpowered guy, but he's not a hero in the traditional sense — and perhaps more often, he's a straight-up villain. In fact, the powers at work within him are constantly warring. He tries to be good — helping kids, giving his friends work, and saving the world from various baddies — but even when he's doing his best, he still ends up occasionally doing the wrong thing, such as setting an elephant on fire, shooting a random bystander, using his own daughter as bait, and killing all of Marvel's heroes and villains.

Some plot twists on television suck. These TV twist endings only turned the fanbase on the showrunners, and we've assembled a list of the all-time worst twists.

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Since "Deadpool" became a massive hit, people everywhere have been asking themselves what Ryan Reynolds can't do. As it turns out, very little. He's even good in some otherwise bad films, as this list will attest to. For several years, Hollywood had a hard time figuring out what to do with the handsome funnyman. He's been in comedies, dramas, action movies, sci-fi epics, even horror flicks — and he's done a great job in many of them. However, despite his best efforts, a number of his films have failed spectacularly.

Plus a bajillion ways to cope This is a judgment-free zone, okay? We've all felt insecure in our relationship and stalked an ex, date, or current partner on social media.

Things aren't always so black and white Ever hear of someone warning you of doing something because it could lead to a "slippery slope"?

In 2015, Donald and Kiefer Sutherland starred together in the quietly subversive Western Forsaken.