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ByJake Kleinman

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Life Among the Sasquatches

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ByJake Kring-Schreifels

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Alex Garland Takes the Fight to Us

“People keep saying the film is not political. I think they're just missing the point.”

ByHoai-Tran Bui

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Amazon’s Fallout Comes Out of the Vault

Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy’s video game adaptation is just the beginning.

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“I had a specific idea that felt like a story worth telling.”

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Love Across Multiple Lives

The Beast director Bertrand Bonello talks love, desire, and AI in his cosmic sci-fi romance.

ByEdward Frumkin

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Colin Farrell Cracks the Case in Sugar

The Apple TV+ series made a hardboiled noir without a hardboiled detective at the center.

ByHoai-Tran Bui

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Invincible Showrunner Breaks Down Season 2’s Wild Ending — And Teases Season 3 Plans

“We have some really, really great stuff.”

ByJake Kring-Schreifels

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The road home keeps going.

ByRyan Britt

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“Discovery Was First in the Door.” The Most Divisive, and Important, Star Trek Show Comes to an End

The long and winding road of Star Trek: Discovery comes to an end.

ByRyan Britt

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“Everything’s a Conspiracy”: Chris Carter on the Legacy of The X-Files

The creator of the seminal sci-fi series has officially parted ways with his claim to fame and returned to his original passion: art.

ByLyvie Scott

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Adam Wingard, Master of the MonsterVerse

The director of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire reveals the secrets to helming the titan-sized franchise — and what comes next.

ByJake Kleinman

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3 Body Problem’s VR World Is More Low-Tech Than It Looks

How do you create a VR world that is both convincing and also unreal? 3 Body’s Derek Tsang has the answer.

ByRyan Britt

Eve Ridley as The Follower in '3 Body Problem.'

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Let’s Talk About The Shocking Ending of Immaculate

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ByDais Johnston

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Problemista Walks Between Worlds

Inverse speaks with writer-director Julio Torres and co-star Tilda Swinton about their surreal chemistry.

ByHoai-Tran Bui

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How Game of Thrones’ Showrunners Made Netflix’s “Unadaptable” Sci-Fi Epic

The cast and creators of 3 Body Problem open up about translating Cixin Liu’s beloved novels to the screen.

ByRyan Britt and Hoai-Tran Bui

Sea Shimooka as Sophon in '3 Body Problem.'

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