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

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Entertainment

Zack Snyder's Superhero Issue

News

53 Years Later, Star Wars Is Restoring Goofy George Lucas Canon

The 'Dune 3' Trailer Changes The Books In Two Massive Ways

You Can Now Watch The 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Trailer — Kind Of

The Inverse Interview

221B For Life

'Young Sherlock' Turns Heated Rivals Into Kickass Partners

Exclusive

How The Director of 'WALL-E' Made The Year’s Most “Wholesome” Sci-Fi Movie

The Inverse Interview

How Two Indie Directors Made The Coolest Multiverse Movie Of The Year

The Inverse Interview

Dan Trachtenberg Has "Multiple Things" Planned For The Predator Franchise

Exclusive

How 'My Father’s Shadow' Reinvents The Ghost Story

Spoilers

'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die’s Cliffhanger Ending Was Intentional

The Inverse Interview

'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' Is Gore Verbinski's Apocalyptic Warning Against AI

The Inverse Interview

How Sam Raimi’s 'Send Help' Defies The Desert Island Thriller

Spoilers

Nia DaCosta Breaks Down The Most Brutal Scene In '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple'

Spoilers

'28 Years Later: The Bone Temple' Just Changed The Rage Virus As We Know It

Exclusive

'The Marvels' Director Knew The 'Avengers: Doomsday' Captain America Reveal "For Years"

Future Trek

Star Trek Boss Says 'Starfleet Academy' Has “Limitless Engine” For Future Seasons

Exclusive

How Genndy Tartakovsky Brought 'Primal' Back From The Dead

Spoilers

“Why Did I Root For This Man To Commit Murder?” 'No Other Choice's Bleak Stance On AI

The Inverse Interview

How Paul Feig Pulled Off That Wild Twist In 'The Housemaid'

Exclusive

How 'Dust Bunny' Gave Bryan Fuller A Second Life On The Big Screen

Reviews

Cult Classics

Guillermo del Toro's “Lost” Film Just Got An Incredible Upgrade

SXSW Review

'Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice' Is Time-Travel Action At Its Zaniest

Review

'Invincible' Season 4 Goes Full-On Space Opera — And It’s About Damn Time

SXSW Review

'I Love Boosters' Is A Messy, Maximalist Masterpiece

SXSW Review

'Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come' Doubles Down On Delirious Supernatural Terror

Review

'Undertone' Is Scariest With What It Doesn’t Show

Review

'Project Hail Mary' Is Popcorn Sci-Fi At Its Most Crowdpleasing

Review

'One Piece' Season 2 Finally Reaches Its Goofy Stride

Review

'Outlander' Season 8 Is A Fitting Swan Song For The Time-Travel Romance

Review

'The Bride!' Is Stylish, Garish, And Soulless

221B For Life

'Young Sherlock' Turns Heated Rivals Into Kickass Partners

Review

'Hoppers' Is A Gonzo Reinvention Of The Age-Old Disney Formula

Review

'Scream 7' Review: The Good, The Bad, And The Meta

Review

'Monarch' Season 2 Pays Off Apple TV’s Monstrous Gamble

Review

'Paradise' Season 2 Takes The Post-Apocalyptic Thriller To Bold New Territory

Inverse Recommends

'The Night Agent' Finally Finds A Way To Innovate In Season 3

Cult Classics

Guillermo del Toro's “Lost” Film Just Got An Incredible Upgrade

By Don Kaye

Mimic is the most troubled project of the beloved director's career. Here’s how a new Blu-ray gives the movie its due.

Trailers

53 Years Later, Star Wars Is Restoring Goofy George Lucas Canon

By Dais Johnston

The pen is mightier than the lazersword.

Trailers

You Can Now Watch The 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Trailer — Kind Of

By Dais Johnston

Shot by shot.

Rewind

'V for Vendetta' Is a Much Sadder Movie 20 Years Later

By James Grebey

“Remember, remember, the 5th of November...”

SXSW Review

'Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice' Is Time-Travel Action At Its Zaniest

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Two Vince Vaughns make a right.

Not Slaying

'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' Rumor Reveals A Big Problem With The Reboot

By Dais Johnston

Who the heck is Anne?

Opinion

Sinners’ Historic Oscar Triumphs Prove One Genre Trend Is Here To Stay

By Chrishaun Baker

When Coogler wins, cinema wins.

News

'The Last Of Us' Season 3 May Have Just Cast A Crucial Character

By Dais Johnston

Could we see a family reunion?

News

Out Of Nowhere, 'Firefly' Is Getting A Reboot

By Dais Johnston

Draw the sky.

Rewind

Every Christopher Nolan Movie Is Still 'Memento'

By Marshall Shaffer

The revenge thriller remains the quintessential Nolan text.