Lost’s Naveen Andrews voices the iconic Khan Noonien Singh while For All Mankind’s Wrenn Schmidt voices his wife, Marla McGivers, in the all-new scripted podcast Star Trek: Khan, which will ...

The Star Trek movie franchise has had bad luck at the Academy Awards, and its first major Oscars loss came to a much better ...

I f you’re a Star Trek fan who’s ever thought about the franchise’s greatest villains, chances are that Khan Noonien Singh is one of the characters who comes to mind, if not being first ...

Star Trek III leans heavily on Wrath of Khan (that’s a good thing) The USS Grissom visits Genesis in Star Trek III Paramount. Grossing $76 million in domestic box office, Star Trek III was a ...

When Wrath of Khan starts, everybody dies.It’s a scene you’ve seen a hundred times, if you’re any kind of Star Trek person. Sulu’s at his control panel; Uhura’s at the communication ...

Kirk comes to regret that decision when Khan returns in 1982’s “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” to take revenge on the Enterprise captain for marooning them on a planet that McGivers, ...

Critics have seen the first nine minutes of Star Trek Into Darkness, and if Khan is not the bad guy, then it’s sure taking its cues from the movie; Michael Giacchino references the score and ...

How deliciously ’80s is the most legendary of Star Trek movies? Is that ear-worm scene as horrifying now as it used to be? It’s time to take a fresh pair of eyeballs to The Wrath of Kha… ...

Star Trek: The Wrath Of Khan was added to the Library of Congress’s National Film Registry, making it the first Trek movie to do so.

It's been 35 years since Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan was released in theaters, but one question about the classic Star Trek film never dies. Wrath of Khan director Nicholas Meyer is tired of ...

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: The Director’s Cut debuted in 4K at Star Trek: Mission New York, and the film is as good as it ever was. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn ...

So, with Khan and his crew, Star Trek gives us Nazis with the “bad” bits taken out. Khan’s crew is ethnically diverse (even if that’s not exactly shown on the screen).