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.
30 Years Ago, 'Deep Space Nine' Gave The Jem'Hadar Their Signature Moment
Such a delightful people.
Jason Statham’s Most Underrated Action Movie Is Secretly Kind Of Brilliant
A crisis of masculinity.
The Most Mediocre Mission: Impossible Movie Was Secretly The Most Important
J.J. Abrams put an explosive charge in the franchise.
The Most Underrated Fantasy Movie Of The 2000s Just Got A New 4K Blu-Ray
Keep watching the skies.
35 Years Later, An All-Time Star Trek Episode Remains Alarmingly Relevant
Those darn admirals are at it again.
35 Years Later, A Lousy Punisher Movie Should Inform The Character’s Future
“Yaku... what?”
5 Years Ago, The Worst Lovecraft Thriller Hid An Important Lesson
It’s not that deep.
The Truth About The Pharaoh's Curse And The Mummy's Revenge
An old legend has a long afterlife.
75 Years Later, 'The Thing's Source Material Remains Tragically Overlooked
First Things first.
45 Years Later, Michael Mann’s First Film Is Still Dazzling
To not catch a thief.
15 Years Ago, Bradley Cooper Made The Right Kind Of Dumb Sci-Fi Movie
The only limit is the imagination.
We Can Learn A Sad Lesson From The Decade’s Worst B-Movie
It’s a sin, alright.
30 Years Later, The Noir That Made The Coens’ Reputation Is Still Chilling
Minnesota Wild.
30 Years Ago, Deep Space Nine Teased A Major Turning Point
The path of the prophets isn't always clear.
The Goofiest Horror Movie Of The ‘80s Is Still Full Of Surprises
Evil-ish dead.
The Most Influential Sci-Fi Movie You’ve Never Seen Just Got A 4K Upgrade
Cowboy time, excellent.
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.