Kieran Fisher
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Bruce Campbell's 2005 Sci-Fi Murder Mystery Movie Is Streaming For Free - BGR (opens the original)
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Everyone knows and loves Bruce Campbell for the "Evil Dead" movies and "Burn Notice." However, fans of the cult icon will go far and wide to track down his more obscure efforts — like "The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.," a short-lived Western series that channeled "Indiana Jones." That said, only the actor's most die-hard fans will be familiar with "Man with the Screaming Brain," an obscure genre-mashing oddity that is currently streaming for free on Fandango and YouTube. Not to be confused w
Horror Legend John Carpenter's Only Oscar-Winning Project Is Streaming For Free - BGR (opens the original)
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John Carpenter is a master of horror, but he always wanted to make horse operas. Long before he changed horror forever with 1978 classic "Halloween," Carpenter co-wrote, edited, and scored "The Resurrection of Broncho Billy," an Oscar-winning short that's currently available to stream for free on YouTube. "The Resurrection of Broncho Billy" isn't a conventional Western. It tells the story of a young man (Johnny Crawford) living in modern times who longs to be a cowboy from yesteryear. His bedroo
This Legendarily Terrible '90s Sci-Fi Movie Is So Bad, Even Its Star Refuses To Watch It - BGR (opens the original)
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Critics are often wrong about movies, but sometimes they get it right. 1999's "Wing Commander" adaptation was lambasted across the board, including by its own cast members. Freddie Prinze Jr. absolutely loathes the flick, so you know it's bad when the main star refuses to watch. Speaking to Movieline shortly after the film's release, Prinze Jr. revealed that he can't stand any of the scenes in "Wing Commander." However, he claims that the film he signed up for wasn't as bad as the finished produ
Star Trek's Brent Spiner Played A Villain On A Sci-Fi Show That's Rarely Talked About Today - BGR (opens the original)
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Most sci-fi fans know Brent Spiner for playing Data on "Star Trek: The Next Generation." His performance is so good that, despite everyone's fears about the dangers of artificial intelligence, it's hard not to root for Spiner's android. However, did you know that the actor hasn't always played the good guy in small-screen sci-fi fare? In fact, he has a pretty awesome villainous role as Brother Adrian on "Warehouse 13" — a project that reunited Spiner with fellow "Star Trek" alum Saul Rubinek. "W
Chris Hemsworth And Miles Teller's 107-Minute Dark Sci-Fi Movie Is A Must-Watch On Netflix - BGR (opens the original)
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It seems that no one cares about Netflix's original movies, which might explain why people don't talk about "Spiderhead." Despite starring Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller, the sci-fi flick failed to set the world on fire. That said, fans of dark genre efforts should check out Joseph Kosinski's 2022 film, even if it's only for the novelty of seeing Hemsworth embrace the dark side. "Spiderhead" sees Hemsworth play Steve Abnesti, a scientist who tests experimental drugs on prisoners to control the
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