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'KPop Demon Hunters' Is Coming to The Real World In An Unprecedented Way

You'll soon have the opportunity to go to a HUNTR/X concert in the real world.

Inverse · May 14

The Longest-Running Sci-Fi Show Is Finally Available To Stream Again

After almost a year of being lost in time and space, a key era of 'Doctor Who' is finally coming back to streaming.

Inverse · May 14

The Legend Of Zelda Movie Is Coming Sooner Than You Think

Nintendo and Sony Pictures' live-action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda is now set to hit theaters just a little bit earlier.

Inverse · May 14

78 Years Later, The Most Surreal Sci-Fi Noir You've Never Seen Just Got A Huge Upgrade

'Krakatit' is a singular anti-atomic bomb sci-fi film that, for decades, was unavailable on physical media in the U.S. Until now.

Inverse · May 14

30 Years Later, One Of Star Trek's Most Brutal Species Remains Underused

Star Trek has introduced all sorts of evil aliens, and not all of them are lucky enough to be fleshed out.

Inverse · May 13

Roddy the Ruin? 'House of the Dragon' Featurette Reveals A Brand New Look at A Crucial Character

A new behind-the-scenes look at 'House of the Dragon' Season 3 introduces a key Northerner.

Inverse · May 13

Did Frenchie Die? The Shocking Ending of 'The Boys' Penultimate Episode, Explained

There's only a week left in the hit Amazon Prime Video series, and the finale has been set up with a surprise moment.

Inverse · May 13

15 Years Later, Peter Jackson Is Bringing A Forgotten Adventure Series Back To Life

'The Adventures of Tintin' will continue with a sequel 15 years in the making.

Inverse · May 13

Ma Gnucci? The Punisher's Greatest Enemy, Explained

'The Punisher: One Last Kill' introduces Isabella Gnucci, a crime boss with an extremely personal vendetta against Frank Castle.

Inverse · May 13

‘Devil May Cry’ Season 2 Ending Explained: The Creator Reveals Why That Shocking Death Was Always Going To Happen

The Season 2 finale of 'Devil May Cry' anime feels like an ending in some ways, but creator Adi Shankar explains how it sets up new directions and new threats for its heroes.

Inverse · May 13