Matthew Razak

The X-Men film franchise was, for a while, the cornerstone of the superhero movie genre. Long before Marvel’s MCU kicked off, 20th Century Fox led the way, though they couldn’t keep the lead. The films and spin-offs that make up the franchise vary insanely in quality and focus, which is why we’re ranking them now so we can get an understanding both for what the best movies are but also how Fox’s efforts spiraled out of control to the point where the X-Men were basically worthless to them and helped trigger the eventual sale of the studio to Disney.

The Alien franchise will finally return after whatever the weird offshoot that Ridley Scott’s last two films were with Alien: Romulus. Before that happens, however, we should probably take a look at what came before by ranking every movie in the series.

The Alien franchise is being handed off to director Fede Álvarez when Alien: Romulus

It’s been a bit of time since we’ve heard from Lara Croft in any meaningful way, but as the teaser trailer for the new animated series Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft reveals,

It’s hard to fathom that a franchise as storied as Alien hasn’t been guided by some stalwart producer with long-term plans to turn it into an inexhaustible goldmine. But, when looking at series history, it’s obvious that not only does Alien lack a guiding hand now, it never had one.

If you loved motherly stand in Geena Davis in the original Beetlejuice, you might be wondering why she's not in Beetlejuice 2.

Since Nintendo announced The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom and revealed that it would star Zelda, not Link, questions have arisen about just how much of a Zelda game it’s going to be. The latest gameplay video, however, shows that it will be a lot like previous Zelda games.

We mourn the loss of a beloved actor. Today, James Early Jones, famous for his role as Darth Vader, has died.

Subtitles for the trailer for Agatha All Along seemingly spoil an obvious twist from the upcoming Disney+ series.

Things in Hollywood are wild, and studio intervention is rampant, even on massive franchises that we all assume are planned out and organized. In fact, according to The Franchise creator Jon Brown ( Succession ), one studio filmed two versions of one movie without informing the director.