In Only Lovers Left Alive, Adam has a wall of pictures of famous people. They appear to be authors, composers, and scientists. Who are they?

The depiction of the Neutral Zone during the Kobayashi Maru test in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan has never seemed quite right to me. While taking the Kobayashi Maru test, initially Lt. Saavik orders Sulu to plot a parabolic course around the Neutral Zone, implying that the Neutral Zone is the el...

I thought of this question while reading another question here. In both examples of suicide-by-phaser that I know about, the phaser gets vaporized too! Think of the homeless man in The City on the Edge of Forever after he steals McCoy's phaser. And there's the ...

When Kirk was speaking to Khan from inside the Genesis Cave in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Khan beamed out the Genesis Device. He then said he would leave Kirk marooned inside the barren planet, Regula I. Buried alive. It would have been smarter to beam up Kirk and everyone else to the Reli...

In Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan, Enterprise and Reliant face off against each other while both are en route to Regula One. During the conflict both ships are damaged and the scene ends with Joachim insisting that Reliant must withdraw. After that we do not see Reliant again until near the end ...

There is a scene in Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan that takes place in the transporter room of Regula One where Kirk (in the away team) speaks to the Enterprise bridge. Khan is eavesdropping on this conversation, a fact which Spock either knows or suspects, because the conversation happens in co...

In Only Lovers Left Alive, it's clear that blood is in limited supply. Adam and Eve both comment that they've got "the good stuff" and discuss a "contamination" that appears to have infected the human population. Ava seems desperate for blood when she visits, and Adam repeatedly tries to stop her...