UNBELIEVABLE: 3 | History Defined

45 Years Ago, A Polarizing Director Revived His Career With An All-Time Fantasy Epic Classic

John Boorman needed a career comeback. Along came 'Excalibur.'

Inverse · Apr 10

2026's Most Divisive Star Wars Character Could Address A Horrible Trope

'The Mandalorian and Grogu's most baffling choice is actually a wise observation of the franchise.

Inverse · Apr 1

Netflix’s Next Fantasy Franchise May Be Making A Huge Change From The Books

An acclaimed director may be completely changing the premise of a beloved story.

Inverse · Mar 30

25 Years Later, Christopher Nolan's First Great Noir Thriller Remains His Most Essential

A quarter century after Christopher Nolan's breakout feature was released, 'Memento' remains the quintessential Nolan text.

Inverse · Mar 16

10 Years Later, A Cult Sci-Fi Hit Revealed The Solution To Franchise Fatigue

A decade later, '10 Cloverfield Lane' feels like a road not taken when it comes to franchises and cinematic universes.

Inverse · Mar 10

15 Years Later, The Most Underrated Philip K. Dick Sci-Fi Movie Is Better Than You Remember

'The Adjustment Bureau' remains the most underrated Philip K. Dick adaptation. It deserves to be seen.

Inverse · Mar 4

45 Years Later, The Best Lord Of The Rings Movie That Never Was Is Getting A Huge Upgrade

First conceived as a 'Lord of the Rings' adaptation, John Boorman's 'Excalibur' is a cinematic feat unto itself. And it's now available in 4K.

Inverse · Feb 26

40 Years Ago, A Cult Classic Thriller Introduced One Of The Most Underrated Horror Villains Of All Time

Rutger Hauer's murderous hitchhiker in 'The Hitcher' set the blueprint for many of modern day's most iconic slasher villains.

Inverse · Feb 21

19 Years Later, A Perfect Stephen King Thriller Is Getting A Surprising Remake

Mike Flanagan won't be stopped until he adapts everything King has ever written, even if we already got a great movie.

Inverse · Feb 11

25 Years Later, An Infamously Divisive Horror Sequel Could Have Been Even Weirder

As polarizing as it was compared to the Oscar-winning original, Ridley Scott's 'Hannibal' was still not as weird as the book.

Inverse · Feb 10