Dais Johnston
Dais Johnston is a staff writer at Inverse covering Entertainment and Culture, particularly international media and social justice in media. Their work has previously appeared on BUST.com and The Belladonna. They have a degree in Theatre from Agnes Scott College, focusing on screenwriting and the elements of storytelling. As a military child, Dais grew up all over the world, giving a global perspective to the stories we all enjoy and what they have in common. They are also part of a zoom theatre troupe, the Cobalt Internet Theater, live-streaming table reads of classic TV and movie scripts.
Did 'Severance' Just Reveal Its Biggest Secret?
It all comes down to the elevator.
Robert Eggers Just Revealed His Riskiest Project Yet
Hwæt?
'Avengers: Doomsday' Is Missing A Key Avenger — But There's A Silver Lining
The Doctor is out.
Here’s Everything You Need To Know About 'Severance' Season 2 Episode 2
Back to the grind.
'The Night Agent' Is Back And The Same As Ever
If you liked Season 1, that’s good: it’s more of that.
The Gnarliest Superhero Movie Of The Decade Is Finally Coming To Theaters
Let’s get toxic.
Shawn Levy's Star Wars Movie Will Apparently Star Ryan Gosling
Get your coolest jacket ready.
'Prime Target' Is The Antidote To Action Thriller Fatigue
Finally, a normal guy gets the spotlight.
One Shot in 'Severance' Season 2 Suggests Helly Is Not What She Seems
Helly hath no fury.
Star Wars Can Fix Its Cameo Problem With Another Cameo
Let the worlds collide.
You Can Finally Watch 2024's Boldest Sci-Fi Parable — And One Of The Best Movies Of the Year
Beauty is skin-deep.
Clones? 'Severance' May Have Just Revealed What Lumon Is Really Doing
The seemingly nonsensical tasks of the Innies may mean way more than we think.
We Almost Saw David Lynch’s 'Return of the Jedi'
The late, great director almost joined the Star Wars universe.
'Silo' Season 2’s Finale Actually Shows A Pre-Apocalypse World
Finally, a look at the Before Times.
'Skeleton Crew's Finale Finally Breaks A Bad Star Wars Habit
There’s something good about seeing something so bad.
Marvel’s 'Vision Quest' Series Will Somehow Bring An 'Iron Man' Villain Back To Life
The man who (indirectly) created Iron Man returns to the MCU.
Star Wars' Latest Villain Fixes A Surprising Franchise Blindspot
Every droid has his day.
'Skeleton Crew' Creators Have A Plan For Season 2, If It Happens At All
No one’s ever really gone.
There’s No Good Way To Adapt Any More Neil Gaiman Stories
Allegations against the fantasy author make it impossible to separate art from the artist.
'Until Dawn' Trailer Reveals A Risky New Video Game Adaptation Trick
When you can’t choose, try everything.
