“A hero needs a villain, or so the poets say, but the 25 jamokes on this list probably should have thought twice. Lame plans, goofy outfits, bad hairstyles – these inept antagonists have it all.” w/ photos + videos

“Ever since the days of silent film, audiences have crowded into theaters to see films that push the envelope of action and suspense. One of the biggest crowd-pleasers are incredible stunts. Professional stuntmen in Hollywood have made careers of risking life and limb on a daily basis all in the name of entertainment. There have been many lists of great stunts… however, this list will focus on those that almost ended in death. Ten of the deadliest stunts of all time are collected here in chronological order.” w/ videos

“Slow motion can make a good scene great, a bland scene interesting and a lackluster fight epic. Take a look at some of the best slow mo kills ever. Austrian priest and physicist August Musger invented the concept of slow motion in 1904. He didn’t realize that it would soon become one of the movie industry’s most important tools. Slowing down the speed of the film to let the viewer take in every detail can add a ton of drama and excitement to a shot. Especially a killing shot. Dive through film history to share the best slow mo kills of all time.” w/ videos

“In cases like this, many people take that quote, line, lyric, or anecdote, and attribute it to somebody famous. This tends to work because, as we all know, famous people are smarter and more profound than any of us, so of course they would utter that awesome quote that now graces your Facebook page. Except they probably didn’t say any of it. Such as:” w/ photos

“Family dynasties are a grand tradition in Hollywood. [Here] are a list of clans of famous actors, directors, writers, and producers who were related to each other. The criteria for this list is how much talent the combined members of the family had and how many generations the dynasty spanned.” w/ photos

“Just because the spotlight hasn’t shone brightly on the movie makeup occupation doesn’t mean Hollywood isn’t flooded with tremendous talent. Actually, it’s quite the opposite. In this feature we take a look at 11 great makeup artists (and their creations) to give these masters their due.” w/ photos

“Disney is often seen as a harmless, child-friendly entertainment industry for the whole family – then why is it that they have such terrifying villains and nightmarish scenes. Ever since Snow White, there have been some scary monsters ready to jump out of nowhere and terrify audiences. [Here] is a list of the ten most terrifying monsters to be drawn by Disney, proving that the happiest place on earth has a dark side.” w/ photos

“Bangkok’s skeletal ghosts of prosperity past aren’t the only super-tall structures left vacant for decades on end to deteriorate until they’re either heroically saved or razed to the ground. These 12 abandonments are among the tallest in the world and many bear historical significance for their respective cities, from San Francisco to Rio de Janeiro. Some are incomplete, others are in bankruptcy-induced limbo and a lucky few will soon get a new lease on life, but all of these dormant developments currently stand silent, empty and dripping with decay.” w/ photos

“Disney’s got quite a track record of rewriting history, literature and myth, with rainbows, butterflies and musically gifted woodland creatures… Although these Disney tales have their happily ever after, other Disney films have taken a darker turn. Although there are plenty more, here are ten such dark Disney moments.” w/ photos

“From 2008-2010 I worked as an intern/freelancer for WWE. It was by far one of the best experiences of my professional career. This article is filled with anecdotes, observations and stories that I collected from my brief tenure with the company. For those who are looking for dirty laundry, juicy rumors, or insider secrets, I unfortunately don’t have them in this article. Warning, there are some things in this article that are going to come off as a bit mark-esque, but c’mon, if you experienced half of the stuff I did, you’d be more than excited to tell your stories.” w/ photos