Jonathan Kantor

San Antonio

Pop Culture Writer at Freelance

Writer @Listverse, @Ranker, @Looper, @NikkiSwift Artist @Fiverr & Veteran. I AM NOT A LISTVERSE EMPLOYEE!!!!! Please don't ask me about your article submission.

Articles

Where Is Resident Alien Filmed? The Real-Life Locations Behind The Series

1 week ago | looper.com | Jonathan Kantor

"Resident Alien" is a peculiar series, as it's unusually uplifting for a sci-fi show about an alien initially intent on killing all humans. One thing that remains a constant is the gorgeous scenery in and around the fictional town of Patience, Colorado, where the show is set. From the start, the viewer is introduced to picturesque mountain cabins, and the beautiful backdrop of the Colorado Rocky Mountains snow-capped peaks.
All 7 James Bond Actors, Ranked From Worst To Best

1 week ago | looper.com | Jonathan Kantor

Few film roles are as coveted or scrutinized as James Bond. The popular spy franchise has been a cinematic staple since 1962's "Dr. No," starring Sean Connery as the British secret agent. Between that and 2021's "No Time to Die," there have been 25 movies in the official franchise, along with two non-canon films, while a total of seven people have played the character on the big screen.
12 Overhyped TV Finales That Didn't Pay Off

1 week ago | ranker.com | Jonathan Kantor

The Sopranos absolutely dominated during its time on the air. The series follows the life of New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) and his family. The Sopranos ran for six seasons and 86 episodes, earning 21 Primetime Emmy Awards along the way. The show built up a substantial following, and millions of fans grew excited for the finale. The episode “Made in America” closes out several plot threads and leads to a famously divisive final scene.
The Massive Bomber The Nazis Planned To Use To Attack New York City

1 week ago | slashgear.com | Jonathan Kantor

The German military under the Nazi party was known for weapons innovation on a ridiculously grand scale. The Germans invented some of the craziest military machines ever during their rise to power and onslaught on the rest of Europe and Africa. The biggest gun ever used in combat was built by the Nazis, and it's clear the Third Reich had a 'go big or go home' mentality in its weapons designs. This included massive tanks, humongous artillery, and the designs for a gargantuan bomber.
What's Considered The Worst Accident In The History Of US Air Force?

1 week ago | slashgear.com | Jonathan Kantor

Soon after people figured out how to power a vehicle and fly through the sky, accidents quickly followed. The Wright Brothers first flew in 1903, and by September 1908, a Wright Flyer crashed, killing an Army observer and seriously injuring Orville Wright. The Army Air Corps had its fair share of accidents, and they continued when it was renamed the U.S. Air Force.
Why Are Military Uniforms Often Wrong In Movies?

1 week ago | slashgear.com | Jonathan Kantor

If you've ever sat down to watch a military movie with a service member or veteran, you've likely had to listen to all the ways the production got the uniforms wrong. It's a problem that's persisted throughout Hollywood's existence: films with people in military uniforms rarely meet the standards put forth in regulations.
Can Submarines Launch Missiles While Submerged?

1 week ago | slashgear.com | Jonathan Kantor

For most of the submarines' military history, launching a missile of any kind was out of the question. Subs were primarily used throughout much of the 20th century as covert anti-ship vessels capable of launching torpedoes at enemy ships. Things began to change with the advent of nuclear power, and modern submarines are quite different. The subs currently creeping along the depths of the world's oceans are powerful missile platforms capable of launching various ordnances.
Meet The Wives & Girlfriends Of The Biggest Nascar Stars

1 week ago | nickiswift.com | Jonathan Kantor

Of all the sports Americans love to watch, NASCAR is among the most popular. Stock car races began with bootleggers evading authorities during prohibition, who transformed their love of modifying cars into a worldwide motorsports phenomenon. NASCAR is where the likes of Lee Petty, Dale Earnhardt, Kyle Busch, Jimmie Johnson, and many more made names for themselves, and they're only a small part of what makes NASCAR great. While the drivers get all the attention, they're not the only game in town.
15 People You Forgot Were In 'Mission: Impossible' Movies

2 weeks ago | ranker.com | Jonathan Kantor

When Mission: Impossible premiered in 1996, few could have imagined it would spawn a franchise continuing well into the 2020s. As of 2025, there have been a total of eight films starring Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt, but he’s not in the movies all by himself. Many popular and beloved actors have dropped by the Mission: Impossible sets, but given how long the series has been going on, it’s easy to forget who has played a part.
According To The U.S. Navy, This Is The Most Accurate Submarine Movie Ever Made - SlashGear

2 weeks ago | slashgear.com | Jonathan Kantor

Submarines have been an important aspect of naval warfare for a long time, as the history of subs sets them firmly in the past. Still, it was during the 20th century that things began to change, and as technology improved, submarines became increasingly more essential to naval warfare operations.