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The Earliest Movies Had No Characters, And Audiences Didn't Care
The first movies had more in common philosophically with Instagram than, say, Jurassic Park.
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- By William Kuechenberg
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2 Was This Movie Secretly Cursed? (VIDEO)
Two of the four who tried out for this role died, two became mega-famous?!
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- By Jesse, Jordan Breeding, Ali Gordon
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Big Dogs Is Still Around And Still Making Befuddling T-Shirts
I like my t-shirts confusing and vaguely threatening.
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- By Eli Yudin
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13 Shows With Laughably Bad Premises
Not all sitcoms can be as popular as Young Sheldon.
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- By JD Roberson
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The B-Movie Gimmick From The '60s (That We Want Back)
We’ve discussed William Castle here at Cracked, the all-time king of horror movie gimmicks. And among all his contrivances to get butts in theater seats to watch B-grade schlock, there's a particularly clever one used in one of his ‘best’ movies, Homicidal.
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- By Talbert Gregson
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The 1980s Were Apex Cringe Comedy (Without Knowing It)
Comedy isn't pretty.
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- By Matt Solomon
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Microsoft Accuses Sony Of Reigniting The Console War
Is Sony pulling some Red Wedding-type moves?
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- By Tiago Svn
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4 Ordinary Things You Never Realized Were Fakes
All your favorite things have been lying to you.
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- By Cezary Jan Strusiewicz
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20 Facts About Time Travel Movies (To Tell Our Past Self and Disentangle Space-Time)
100% paradox-free trivia.
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- By Andres Diplotti, Talbert Gregson
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Give That Vitality A Boost, Huh?
Get your chi in alignment or just have a nice little lie-down.
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- By CRACKED Store
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20 Now-You-Know Facts That Go Down Smooth
People didn’t trust how cheap Tater Tots were at first.
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- By JhallComics, Andrea Meno
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Blake Masters: Peter Thiel's Political Pet Project
If I win the election can I call you dad?
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- By Eli Yudin
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Cats In Ubisoft Games Ranked
From trash cats to god-like kitties, these are the best (and worst) felines.
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- By Carolyn Page
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King Kong vs. Godzilla: Facts About The Colossal Franchises
Also featuring an octopus and the number 13.
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- By Zanandi Botes
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Hovering Is Cooler Than Biking
When a bike is too cumbersome, a scooter is too short on range, and a unicycle is too "manic pixie dream person," it's time to try out something like the Hover-1 Electric Self-Balancing Scooter Ranger Hoverboard.
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- By CRACKED Store
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15 More Jokes For The Hall Of Fame
“I have the body of an eighteen-year-old. I keep it in the fridge.”
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- By JD Roberson
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20 Random Musical Numbers You Just Have to See (Like, Right Now)
Why is everyone suddenly singing and dancing?
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- By Andres Diplotti, Talbert Gregson
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A Trip To The Psychedelic, Weird World Of AI-Made Art
The pictures produced are bonkers, displaying levels of insanity that are orders of magnitude beyond what most humans can hope to imagine, let alone capture in visual media.
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- By Ivan Farkas
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Saturday Night Live: 4 Reasons Season 50 Won't Be The End (Despite What You've Heard)
What does Kenan know anyway?
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- By Matt Solomon
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Nobody Knows It, But Netflix Has Awesome Video Games
And getting to play them doesn't require a more expensive subscription.
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- By Tiago Svn
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5 Secrets Of Everyday Foods That Go Back Thousands Of Years
Eating cheese used to be really gross.
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- By Ryan Menezes
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Only You Can Save Us: 20 'Chosen Ones' We Love
Yes, it's a tired trope, but we still choose it.
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- By Andres Diplotti, Talbert Gregson
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