The X-Files was one of the definitive television series of the 1990s, and we've come up with five essential episodes to ...

"The X-Files" was a series that had what is perhaps the platonic ideal of a structure for a scripted TV show. By alternating episodes involving a "Monster-of-the-week" and shows dealing with the ...

Janelle has an extensive career as a writer, with over a decade of freelance experience, especially when it comes to pop culture. Although her first love was music, she also enjoys digging into ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook There’s something so engaging about the science-fiction genre. The melding of themes and ideas ...

Is there a better TV villain than the Cigarette Smoking Man? Even if you can name one, The X-Files' most notorious antagonist is certainly up there. The character, played to perfection by William B.

From its debut episode in 1993, The X-Files has long been considered one of the finest sci-fi series ever made. Not only did it enthrall audiences with the intense dynamic between Mulder and Scully, ...

After VinylRight employee Gary Lambert sees his horrific insect boss turn his co-worker into a zombie, he records a manifesto claiming that only he can see the monster, who “hides in the light.” ...

On top of simply being a lot of horror fun, the Final Destination franchise (airing this month on SYFY) has, for years, claimed a silly side of pop culture space as its very own death-adjacent meme.