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.
15 Years Later, The Worst Young Adult Sci-Fi Movie Looks Prescient
By the numbers.
35 Years Later, 'The Silence of the Lambs' Remains Relevant For All The Wrong Reasons
Serial killers and glass ceilings.
David Fincher’s Darkest Thriller Just Got A Huge Upgrade
What’s in the Blu-ray?
70 Years Later, We All Still Fear The Pod People
Nobody knows what it means, but it's provocative.
Millions Of People Suffer From Insomnia. Is It As Bad As Movies Make It Look?
Or, could it be worse?
What Sci-Fi Gets So Wrong About Suspended Animation
The idea of extending life with deep sleep has been a sci-fi staple for decades. So, how close are we?
The Dumbest Bond Rip-Off Shows How Big 007 Was
“I’ll be at the Judo Range.”
The Wachowskis’ Most Underrated Sci-Fi Movie Just Got A Huge Upgrade
Put your head in the clouds.
The Best Stephen King Adaptation Remains The Simplest
A demonstration of the danger of forced sequels.
There Are No Monsters In The Most Underrated Post-Apocalyptic Movie
Not even man.
Ridley Scott’s Most Optimistic Sci-Fi Now Feels Like Fantasy
You couldn’t make The Martian today (because of budget cuts).
The Most Promising Superhero Movie In Years Is Finally Streaming
It’s time for a fresh start.
5 Years Later, 'Tenet' Is Still A Divisive Mess
What’s happened, happened, unfortunately.
Get Together With The Boys To Watch 'Master And Commander' In 4K Blu-Ray
A sailor’s life for thee.
'Thunderbolts' Just Got A Second Chance At Life On Blu-Ray
Find out what the deal with that asterisk was.
Christopher Nolan’s Best Sci-Fi Thriller Taught Pop Culture The Wrong Lesson
The no spin zone.
'Apollo 13' Remains The Last Great Space Race Blockbuster
From the Earth to the Academy Awards.
As A New DC Universe Begins, Let’s Revisit The Sad End Of An Old Era
Once upon a time it was a mess.
The Dumbest Action Movie Of The ‘80s Is Still Wildly Entertaining
Step into the gym.
Alex Garland’s Directorial Debut Is Still A Timely Reminder Of What Makes A Mind
Love, death, and robots?
