The X-Files remains the height of sci-fi thriller TV, and there are some flawless movies every fan should watch if they love ...

Chris Carter's The X-Files had a legendary run throughout the 1990s, and one key David Duchovny quote is still one of the ...

Shouting, Mulder says, “You’re going to answer me, you son of a bitch!” In response, the Smoking Man coolly utters the single ...

The X-Files brings its beloved paranormal energy to brick form, thanks to this upcoming LEGO set. I want to believe that Mulder and Scully will someday ask me to investigate otherworldly phenomena.

The truth is out there, and soon it'll be on toy shelves. LEGO is bringing "The X-Files" back into the spotlight with a new 1,478-piece set that lets fans build Fox Mulder's office, investigate a UFO ...

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We have some big news for fans of 1990s genre television. Lego just announced a nifty-looking X-Files set. The 1,500-piece collection recreates Mulder's office and a mysterious forest location, ...

A cinematic obsessive with the filmic palate of a starving raccoon, Rob London will watch pretty much anything once. With a mind like a steel trap, he's an endless fount of movie and TV trivia, borne ...

Launching on August 4th for $199.99 the 1,478-piece modular set features Mulder’s messy office and a close encounter of the third kind with an alien and a hovering UFO. It’s yet another set that could ...

The brick is out there. Lego has partnered with Gillian Anderson to reveal its new “The X-Files” set, which features 1,478 pieces and eight minifigures (including Mulder and Scully). “The X-Files” set ...

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The new X-Files: I Want to Believe director’s cut will be rated R. It will be called The X-Files: I Want to Vrach Frankenshteyn. The movie will include body horror elements and psychic visions deleted ...