TV shows based on podcasts, ranked from worst to first
Stacker compiled a list of all podcasts turned into TV series with over 1,000 votes on IMDb and ranked them according to IMDb user rating.
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Stacker compiled a list of all podcasts turned into TV series with over 1,000 votes on IMDb and ranked them according to IMDb user rating.
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Stacker put together a list of 25 facts about the life of Sir Alfred Hitchcock you may not know, drawing from specialized film channels, movie archives, historical accounts, critic reviews, and educational resources.
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Stacker compares and contrasts Alfred Hitchcock and Steven Spielberg, according to the data and history available. Similarities and differences are highlighted between the movie careers of the two auteurs, according to runtime, IMDb user rating, Metascore, legacy, consistency, genre, shot length, box office, and other aspects of their films.
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Agent Advice compiled a list of 10 real estate TV celebrities, alongside their net worth.
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Giggster researched filming locations in Atlanta and highlighted 10 places (addresses included) across the city from famous movies you can visit on a cinematic pilgrimage.
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Using IMDb data, Stacker ranked every episode of ‘Stranger Things’ by user rating. Ties between episodes were broken by the number of user votes.
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Popular for both its livability and cultural significance, Giggster highlights iconic film locations that anyone can visit in Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Stacker compiled data on all action movies to come up with a Stacker score—a weighted index split evenly between IMDb and Metacritic scores—to present the genre’s best fare. To qualify, the film had to have an “action” listing on IMDb, a Metascore, and at least 5,000 votes.
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What’s the worst movie you’ve ever seen? Bet there’s one far worse on Stacker’s list of cringe-inducing box office bombs so bad they’ll fascinate you.
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Giggster researched Los Angeles filming locations and highlighted 10 places across the city from famous films you can visit—complete with addresses—on a cinematic pilgrimage.
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Giggster researched New York City filming locations and highlighted 10 spots across the city from famous films—complete with addresses—that you can visit on a cinematic pilgrimage.
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Stacker explored the current trends of streaming services and what the future may hold.
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Stacker ranked all eight “Rocky” movies according to a Stacker score, which is weighted evenly through IMDb user rating and Metascore. Ties were broken by IMDb votes.
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Stacker looked at all animated movies on IMDb with at least 12,500 votes and narrowed the list down to the top 25 anime movies, with ties broken by votes.
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Marilyn Monroe is still an icon 60 years after her death. Stacker used IMDb to rank the movies that made her a star, and every role has an unmissable sparkle.
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Stacker consulted box office data on The Numbers and ranked the top 50 highest-grossing movies that never got a wide release, despite their success.
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Beyond “Cowboy Bebop” and “Dragon Ball,” Stacker lists the 25 best anime series using IMDb to examine votes and narrow down the results.
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Stacker took a look at Recording Industry Association of America record sales data and compiled a list of the 42 bestselling albums of all time, measured by certified units sold.
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Stacker examines the income streams of the richest women in music using data from Celebrity Net Worth to determine how they became so successful.
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Stacker looked at all English-language crime TV series released in the U.S. on IMDb with over 10,000 votes and narrowed it down further to police procedurals. From modern reinventions of the police procedural to the traditional greats that created the prototypical procedural formula, these are the top 25 by user rating, with ties broken by votes.
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