O ne of the biggest moments in Star Trekhistory was spoiled because of leaks, but it still didn't ruin the heartbreaking ...

Spock's death was one of the most shocking and heartbreaking moments in movie history, but the decision to bring him back was a stroke of pure genius.

It’s a mostly silent short, save for a single line from Kirk lifted from The Wrath of Khan: “There are always possibilities, Spock said. And if Genesis is indeed life from death… ...

Forty years ago, this Star Trek entry debuted in the shadow of other, better movies. Here's why it's actually just as important, and fun, as The Wrath of Khan.

Illogical. Now 40 years old, Star Trek III: The Search For Spock course-corrected the franchise, and brought the best first officer in the galaxy back to life.

Here’s a great video from 1982 that features Leonard Nimoy standing outside a movie theater asking moviegoers who've just seen Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan if they think Spock really died at the ...

While Khan is one of Star Trek 's most iconic villains, and fans adore his appearances in the franchise, one Star Trek fan started a conversation about whether Kirk or Spock deserves credit for ...

As Saavik, Alley opens what is often considered to be the best Star Trek movie of all time, and when Spock dies at the end of the film, she sheds a single tear, letting us know the new resident ...

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, a direct sequel to one of the best episodes of the '60s TV series, is widely considered the high-water mark for drama in the franchise.