Entertainment

Dec 2025

The Cozy Issue

Unless you’re a Hobbit living in the Shire in the Third Age, life isn’t all that cozy. Through sickness, global chaos, financial strife, or a cornucopia of daily anxiety, existence is no cup of tea. Yes, adversity leads to growth — and the path to a rewarding life is not paved. But along that path, we all need to reset, to pause, to find that cozy place.

By Tyghe Trimble
Entertainment

15 Years of Marvel

15 years ago, Tony Stark declared "I am Iron Man" and the Marvel Cinematic Universe was born. To celebrate, Inverse explores the past, present, and future of the MCU with a week-long special issue. Welcome to 15 Years of Marvel.

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The Summer Blockbuster Issue

Superman on a couch in a therapy office
Entertainment

Zack Snyder's Superhero Issue

News

'Dark Shadows' Will Return. But When Did It Actually Start?

Mahershala Ali’s Next Movie Teases A Sneaky 'Blade' Reunion

Absolute Batman Is Becoming An Animated Series

The Inverse Interview

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

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

Spoilers

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

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'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

Reel Science

Can We Talk To Trees? The Surprising Science Behind Plant “Intelligence”

Spoilers

One Small Detail Could Change the Ending of 'Obsession'

The Inverse Interview

Curry Barker Is Not Editing For YouTube Anymore

Spoilers

The Ending Of 'Hokum' Is Way Kinder Than It Could Have Been

Inverse Recommends

'Widow’s Bay' Strikes A Bonkers Balance Between Stephen King And 'Atlanta'

Spoilers

'Mother Mary' Could Have Only Been A Ghost Story

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'The Mandalorian And Grogu' Made Me A Believer

Exclusive

In This Brazilian Dystopia, An Elderly Woman Fights For Her Freedom

The Inverse Interview

How 'Exit 8' “Blurs the Line Between Video Games and Movies”

Exclusive

How Riz Ahmed’s 'Hamlet' Makes Shakespeare Edgy Again

Reviews

Review

'In The Hand Of Dante' Is A Heady, Ridiculous Art Heist Film About Gangsters And Poetry

Review

'X-Men ’97' Conquers The Age Of Apocalypse In Season 2

Review

'Jackass: Best and Last' Is A Nostalgic Victory Lap

Review

Netflix’s 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' Hits A Wall In Season 2

Review

'Supergirl' Shoots For The Stars, And Lands In The Middle

Human Artforms

'I Am Frankelda' Is A Staggering Monument To The Power Of Human Creativity

Review

'Sugar' Season 2 Still Doesn’t Need To Be A Sci-Fi Saga

Review

In 'Leviticus,' The Monster Is in the Closet

Inverse Recommends

'Widow’s Bay' Is A Haunting Contender For Best Show Of The Year

Review

'The Agency' Season 2 Blows Other Spy Shows Out Of The Water

Review

'Toy Story' Gives Itself License To Go On Forever

Review

'House Of The Dragon' Reclaims The Magic, Fire, And Blood Of Its First Season

Review

The Brutal Poetry Of 'The Death of Robin Hood'

Review

'Stop! That! Train!' Is a Deeply Unserious Movie — And It Knows It

Review

'The Furious' Is Action-Movie Excess at Its Most Exhilarating

Opinion

Maybe It's Time We Put The Scary Movie Series Out To Pasture

Opinion

When Did 'Jackass' Become So Wholesome?

By Katie Rife

This is not a complaint, to be clear.

Review

'In The Hand Of Dante' Is A Heady, Ridiculous Art Heist Film About Gangsters And Poetry

By Rory Doherty

What circle of hell is this?

Fangs Out

'Dark Shadows' Will Return. But When Did It Actually Start?

By Ryan Britt

Here’s what you (probably) didn’t know about the origin of this vampire.

Trailers

Mahershala Ali’s Next Movie Teases A Sneaky 'Blade' Reunion

By Lyvie Scott

A new thriller from an erstwhile Blade director is coming to theaters before Blade itself.

Deep Cuts

Every Comic Book Depiction Of Supergirl, Explained

By Chrishaun Baker

The history of Superman's famous cousin is a glimpse at the confounding nature of comic book continuity.

Review

'X-Men ’97' Conquers The Age Of Apocalypse In Season 2

By Lyvie Scott

Marvel’s most underrated show once again proves its mettle with an ambitious time-trekking adventure.

Rewind

Amazon Should Learn From The Most Mediocre Bond Movie

By Mark Hill

The world is a little too much.

Review

'Jackass: Best and Last' Is A Nostalgic Victory Lap

By Siddhant Adlakha

The boys are back in town for one last hurrah.

Rewind

The Moment '12 Monkeys' Redefined The Predestination Paradox

By Ryan Britt

Predestination paradoxes can be confusing, especially when they’re you’re own fault.

Spoilers

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

By Hoai-Tran Bui

She’s ready to fight the good fight.