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.
Marvel Finally Admits That Less Can Be More
We’re all so tired.
Could the Upcoming 'Doctor Who' Season Finale Finally Deal With Real Stakes?
Someone’s marked for death.
Marvel Has Lost Sight of What Made Its Great Streaming Experiment a Success
Why limit art to just sure things?
'Megalopolis’ First Teaser Gives Us a Glimpse at the Year’s Most Audacious Sci-Fi Movie
“Time, stop!”
'The Acolyte' Has an Opportunity to Fill in a Massive Timeline Gap
Have you heard, it’s not a story the Jedi would tell you, etc.
'The Boys' Season 4 is Copying Marvel's Worst Idea
You either get canceled or air long enough to become a franchise.
HBO’s Darkest Miniseries Paved the Way for 'The Last of Us'
A true story was given the dedication it deserves.
One Prequel Scene Proves Star Wars Should Embrace Campy Space Opera
A story everyone but the Jedi knows.
The Prequel’s Prequel: A Deep Dive Into the High Republic
The overlooked era of Star Wars lore is now more important than ever.
Sam Wilson’s New Captain America Suit Teases a Return to Cap’s Roots
Sometimes, classic is best.
'The Exorcist' Might Finally Get a Good Sequel
The Power of Christ compels you to the multiplex.
The Most Underrated Demonic Procedural Just Got a Second Life on Netflix
The greatest of all Evils.
'The Acolyte' Could Fix 'The Phantom Menace's Most Embarrassing Mistake
Let’s not let this get out of hand.
'Tales of the Empire' Never Gives Itself Room to be Great
Star Wars supports women’s wrongs and women’s rights.
'The Acolyte' Will Confirm an Overlooked Truth About the Force
Everything hangs in the balance.
Netflix's Underrated Fear Street Franchise is Going Back to Basics
Time to get gussied up.
Will Francis Ford Coppola’s Epic Ambitions Ruin His Potential Masterpiece?
The iconic director has complete creative control for the ambitious project. But will that be his downfall?
'X-Men '97' Just Flipped the Script on One of the Franchise's Most Notorious Jokes
Animation strikes back.
We Now Know More About 'Captain America: Brave New World' Thanks to a McDonald’s Leak
The cowards at A&W, meanwhile, refuse to comment.
'The Boy and the Heron' Will Be the First Studio Ghibli Movie Available in 4K
Listen to Robert Pattinson gulp down fish from the comfort of your couch.
