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Original interviews with actors, directors, video game developers, and more.

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With 'Primetime’s Ending, The Show Must Not Go On

By Hoai-Tran Bui and Lyvie Scott

Director Lance Oppenheim speaks about why the film ends not with Robert Pattinson’s Chris Hansen, but with Skyler Gisondo’s Decoy Dan.

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'Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother' Defies The Revenge Thriller For Something Better

By Lyvie Scott

Director Bassam Tariq and John Cho break down the film’s surprisingly sympathetic ending.

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"Tomorrow's Enterprise" Was Almost The 'Strange New Worlds' Series Finale

By Ryan Britt

“We wrote the goodbye episode, and then we got to change it to the ‘see you later’ episode.”

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“Someday We Will Be Voices From The Past.”

By Katie Rife

As the period political thriller enters the Criterion Collection, writer-director Kleber Mendonça Filho talks to Inverse about the pulpy poetry of The Secret Agent.

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How 'The Incomer' Became The Best Modern Fairy Tale Of The Year

By Dais Johnston

“This is a damn good time.”

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"He Gets The Crap Beaten Out Of Him!" Brad Bird Reveals The Mood Of 'Ray Gunn'

By Lyvie Scott

Welcome to the future.

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'The People v. Gorilla Grodd' Is “More Intense Than You Would Realize,” Skyler Gisondo Says

By Hoai-Tran Bui

The star of the new DCU show teases more beyond the mockumentary premise.

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Christina Chong Reveals How La’an’s Star Trek Fairytale Has A Deeper Truth

By Ryan Britt

The actress says that the long goodbye to the Final Frontier is heartbreaking.

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'Golden Axe' Is Being Revived By A Duo Of Adult-Animation Royalty

By Chrishaun Baker

The Golden Axe adaptation from Paramount+ is a love letter to the games it’s based on while also embracing the humor in them as well.

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Animation Has Become A Computer-Generated Industry. LAIKA Would Rather Do It By Hand.

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Everything in LAIKA’s latest fantasy epic, Wildwood, has been painstakingly crafted for the movie. Nothing will be reused.