Mark Hill
Mark is an entertainment editor at Inverse. Previously an editor at Cracked, his freelance writing can also be found in Wired, Discover, Fanbyte, and the National Post, among other publications. He also writes fiction, contributes to Canadian satire publication the Beaverton, and once wrote comedy for Macaulay Culkin.
25 Years Later, 'Donnie Darko' Is Still Frustratingly Brilliant
Every career dies alone.
The Sleaziest 'Alien' Rip-Off Accidentally Remains Influential Today
Everyone, even James Cameron, has to start somewhere.
60 Years Ago, A Typical 'Star Trek' Episode Accidentally Became Crucial To Canon
Even fictional characters can’t escape fate.
Here's The Real Science Behind The Wild 'Whalefall'
There is a creature alive today which has survived millions of years of evolution... but it’s chill.
A Half-Century Later, 'Marathon Man' Is Still More Than Its Most Infamous Quote
A safe choice for movie night.
'An American Werewolf In London' Just Got A 4K Upgrade
Keep clear of the moors.
5 Years Later, 'Foundation' Is Apple’s Most Important TV Show
Shepherding the future.
15 Years Later, 'Drive' Is Still Gorgeous, Subversive, And Brutal
Is Ryan Gosling a real hero?
The Weirdest Horror Sci-Fi Of The 2010s Just Got A Huge Upgrade
Let your movie shelf mutate a little bit.
5 Star Trek Technologies That Predicted The Future
We don’t have warp power quite yet, but in the meantime...
5 Years Later, 'The Card Counter' Remains Crucially Insightful
Finally, a man who journals.
60 Most Important Star Trek Stories Of All Time
From classic episodes and movies to underrated gems, comics, novels, fan fiction, parodies, and beyond. These are our picks for the crucial adventures that made Star Trek, well, Star Trek.
The Infamously Confusing 'Big Sleep' Is Still An All-Time Classic
When you have Humphrey Bogart, your story doesn't have to make perfect sense.
Multiverse Stories Are All The Rage. The Theoretical Science Behind Them Is Even Stranger
It’s a little more complicated than Ant-Man implied.
Steven Spielberg’s Wild New Sci-Fi Movie Just Got A Huge Upgrade
Watch.
30 Years Ago, 'The Island Of Dr. Moreau' Ended Two Legendary Careers
To go on two legs is very hard, let alone make movies on them.
35 Years Later, 'Barton Fink' Has Freakish New Relevance
He’s a writer, you monsters.
'Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes' Remains The Century’s Strangest Franchise Starter
A maniacal beginning.
15 Years Later, Every Blockbuster Is Playing 'Cowboys & Aliens' Now
Mild, mild West.
40 Years Later, 'Maximum Overdrive' Has Aged Like Fine Milk
Stephen King goes to camp.
