It doesn't matter how good or popular a movie is, if there is a plot hole, or at least a perceived plot hole, in the story, there is a risk of it overshadowing everything. Take, for example, Roland ...

But back in the 1970s, this was anything but a sure thing. Nobody knew whether HR Giger's horrific alien creature would hit big with audiences and it's fair to say that very few would have pegged this ...

It's fair to say that deleted scenes are deleted for a reason - perhaps they killed the movie's pacing, upended its tone, or simply didn't pan out as the filmmaker intended. But that doesn't mean ...