There are certainly good movies with great villains, but what about bad movies with great villains? They were rated based on the votes of the public, and that's where things get interesting.

Whether you want it to or not, the Jurassic Park series is the gift that never stops. Here are some interesting facts about the original film that you probably didn't know because the recent release of the new movie has everyone talking about the good ol' dinosaur days.

While on vacation, Christian McCaffrey and his girlfriend Olivia Culpo have been updating their fans on Instagram about their adventures. Following some time spent playing around in the water, Olivia shared a few pictures of her and her man cuddling on a boat's deck.

Do you agree with our list of TV character deaths we will never forgive?

LeBron James, everyone's favorite basketball player to despise, has just agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Lakers worth approximately $97.1 million dollars, because $100 million dollars would be absurd.

Bella Thorne is currently on vacation in Ibiza, where she's been updating her Instagram followers with a series of selfies in which she's swinging over a pool while wearing a knit dress and Gucci sandals.

I'm sure scriptwriting is difficult. But I'm still perplexed as to how all of these terrible movie lines got past multiple people and into the film. I'd rather not hear any dialogue than this nonsense.

Even though a lot of time has passed, some games have earned their place in history and should be praised for what they've accomplished (on top of still being great games). Here are the top 30 games of all time, starting with number 30 without further ado.

Splice really fucked me up… especially that scene with the little alien and its mom…

When you first hear the name “Quentin Tarantino,” you undoubtedly think of “Pulp Fiction.” The 1994 picture was a big success and had a huge influence. But it’s not where Tarantino’s career began. Tarantino made another genre picture, “Reservoir Dogs,” before “Pulp Fiction.”