Aidan Kelley

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3 weeks ago | collider.com | Aidan Kelley

The Predator franchise has always been an interesting beast, and that's really been the case since the franchise's inception in 1987. While it might be hard to believe now, John McTiernan's original feature film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger was critically panned when it was first released, but has since gone on to become an endlessly quotable fan-favorite for action, horror, and sci-fi fans.

3 weeks ago | collider.com | Aidan Kelley

While Disney is arguably best known for its lofty library of animated feature films, there's something special to be said about the House of Mouse's collection of beloved television shows. From the golden age of the "Disney Afternoon" with Ducktales and Gargoyles to the "One Saturday Morning" glory days of the early aughts with Kim Possible and Recess, Disney's television divisions have been fairly consistent for a very long time.