Entertainment

Entertainment

Blockbuster Issue 2026

In a chaotic world, Blockbusters are wonderfully uncomplicated: All you need is great writing, lovable characters, and stories that speak to many.

By Ryan Britt
Rewind

'An American Werewolf In London' Is Still The Genre's Blueprint

It's a shame we don't get werewolf movies more often when one example proved just how stellar the genre can be.

Thwip

Ranking Every Spider-Man Movie — And We Do Mean Every

Best Of

The Best Horror Movies And TV Of 2026 So Far

News

The New Star Wars Special Fixes 'Mandalorian and Grogu's Biggest Flaw

Iconic VFX Pioneer Phil Tippett Is Closing Shop — Countless Sci-Fi Props Are Up For Sale

Halo Might Be Returning To Hollywood

The Inverse Interview

Exclusive

'It Ends' Director Talks That Ambiguous Ending

Exclusive

Yes, 'The Magic Faraway Tree' Is A Real Movie — And It Could Be A New Cozy Classic

Exclusive

'Wet Hot American Summer' Director David Wain Reveals He Almost Directed 'Ant-Man'

The Inverse Interview

Chris Carter Wants To Believe

The Force

Why 'The Ninth Jedi' Changed Lightsabers As We Know Them

The Inverse Interview

Kiyoshi Kurosawa Doesn’t See 'The Samurai and the Prisoner' As A Mystery Movie

Exclusive

'The Rings Of Power' Finally Explains Where Celeborn’s Been Hiding

Exclusive

Destin Daniel Cretton’s Naruto Movie Will Stay “Very Close” To The Original

Exclusive

How Destin Daniel Cretton Brought Spider-Man Back To Earth

The Inverse Interview

The Director Of 2026’s Most Provocative Erotic Thriller Is Quite Wholesome

Spoilers

'Supergirl’s Ending Brings Kara Back To Earth, In More Than One Way

Spoilers

How One Line Changed 'Rose Of Nevada' For The Better

Exclusive

How Michael Sarnoski Created “A Good Death” For Robin Hood

Spoilers

'Masters Of The Universe' Reminds Us Of What He-Man Has Always Been

Exclusive

'Saw II' Director Reveals The One Way The Franchise Can Survive

Exclusive

The Director of 'Backrooms' Reveals What You Need — And Don’t Need — To Know

Reviews

Review

'Onslaught' Is an Action Movie for Today’s America

Review

'Idiots' Is Kind of Dumb (Not That There’s Anything Wrong with That)

Review

In Season 2, 'Dark Matter’s Multiverse Expands, Bringing Bigger Sci-Fi Twists

Review

Robert De Niro Hunts the Same Killer Twice in the Netflix Crime Thriller 'The Whisper Man'

Review

'Coyote vs. Acme' Brings The Live-Action Hybrid Movie To The Next Level

Review

'Colony' Resurrects Some of Zombie Cinema’s Greatest Hits

Review

'Buddy' Is A Bonkers Satire With One Too Many Ideas

Review

'One Hundred Years Of Solitude' Season 2 Wraps Up Netflix’s Underseen Masterpiece

Review

'The Dog Stars' Is Yet Another Mournful, Masculine Post-Apocalyptic Thriller

Review

'It Ends' Is A Genre-Bending Head Trip — And Gen Z Horror At Its Finest

Review

'Insidious: Out of the Further' Digs Up a Few Good Scares

Review

'Lanterns' Keeps The DCU Stuck On The Ground

Review

'The End of Oak Street' Is a Spielberg Homage with Bite

Review

'The Last House' Goes In The Last Direction You Would Expect

Review

'The Ninth Jedi' Is The Most Ingenious Star Wars Reboot In Years

Review

'The Samurai and the Prisoner' Blends Agatha Christie And Akira Kurosawa — And It Really Works

Trailers

The New Star Wars Special Fixes 'Mandalorian and Grogu's Biggest Flaw

By Dais Johnston

Disney+'s latest LEGO special does something 'Mandalorian and Grogu' never thought to do.

News

Iconic VFX Pioneer Phil Tippett Is Closing Shop — Countless Sci-Fi Props Are Up For Sale

By Dais Johnston

A legend is holding the sci-fi fans’ dream yard sale.

Entertainment News

Halo Might Be Returning To Hollywood

By Chrishaun Baker

And Master Chief is bringing some famous friends.

News

Pokémon’s Newest Movie Is Fascinatingly Meta

By Dais Johnston

He’s a real wild card.

Review

'Onslaught' Is an Action Movie for Today’s America

By Katie Rife

Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett’s bullet-riddled John Carpenter homage gets its kicks from gun fetishism and conspiracy theories.

Rewind

The Infamously Confusing 'Big Sleep' Is Still An All-Time Classic

By Mark Hill

When you have Humphrey Bogart, your story doesn't have to make perfect sense.

Exclusive

Tom King Reveals Why 'Lanterns' Changed John Stewart's Origin Story

By Hoai-Tran Bui and Lyvie Scott

Writer Tom King reveals the biggest changes to the origins of John Stewart.

Reel Science

Multiverse Stories Are All The Rage. The Theoretical Science Behind Them Is Even Stranger

By Mark Hill

It’s a little more complicated than Ant-Man implied.

Rewind

50 Years Later, 'Squirm' Still Makes For Deeply Uncomfortable Eco-Horror

By Don Kaye

It can really worm into you.

Retrospective

40 Years Ago, Frank Miller Tore Daredevil Down To Build Him Back Up

By Chrishaun Baker

Daredevil: Born Again ranks as one of the greatest comics ever because it understands that in order for a hero to be triumphant, they must be torn down first.