Kayti Burt
Kayti Burt is a pop culture journalist and editor with a decade of experience. Her writing has appeared in Time, Los Angeles Times, SFGate, Rolling Stone, Yahoo, Polygon, Collider, Thrillist, Vulture, Paste Magazine, Refinery29, and other outlets. She previously worked as a Staff Editor at Den of Geek. She’s interviewed celebrities, including Dwayne Johnson, Neil Gaiman, and Margot Robbie, among others.
Kayti’s areas of expertise include international TV and movies, nerd culture, and working-class representation.
Why Are Miyazaki Movie Dubs So Good?
It may be the secret weapon behind Miyazaki’s unprecedented success in America.
Stories From the Superhero TV Trenches
Director Rachel Talalay on the past, present, and future of the industry she helped build.
The Most Brutal War Epic of the Year is a Hidden Gem on Netflix
If you like old-fashioned war epics, watch this brutal and damning Nollywood blockbuster.
25 Years Ago, 'Lost in Space' Was Perfect for Kids... and Torture for Adults
Sure, the script stunk, but how many 11-year-olds noticed?
'Kill Boksoon' is a Seamless Blend of Thrilling Action and the Struggles of Parenting
What if John Wick had to go home to their grumpy teen every night?
'The Incredible Hulk' Is Remembered as a Dud, but it Proved Marvel Knew What it Was Doing
Hate origin stories? So did this movie!
'The Matrix' Changed Sci-fi. Its Animated Spinoff Did Too.
“Final Flight of the Osiris” was a landmark technical accomplishment, even if it looks like a video game cutscene today.
'Deep Impact' Lost the Summer of ‘98 to 'Armageddon,' But It’s More Intriguing Today
A melancholic semi-success is now far more credible than unparalleled triumph.
The Best Netflix K-Drama You’re Not Watching Takes Revenge to A Whole New Level
Glory be to the vengeful spirit.
The Alice in Borderland ending was spoiled in the show's first 10 minutes
The very first episode contains a hint to the Season 2 finale's wild twist ending.
How Alice in Borderland’s Kyuma embodies the show's naked truth
One character in Alice in Borderland Season 2 represents the show's unexpectedly kind message.
What that wild Alice in Borderland Season 2 finale really means
"A reason for living … it doesn't matter if you have one or not."
Alice in Borderland Season 2 is one of the year's best action watches
Netflix’s Japanese deadly competition drama delivers even more viscerally engaging game sequences.
5 years ago, one Marvel TV show ruined everything
This is why we can’t have nice things.
BTS ARMY reveals why they can't get enough of the supergroup's game In the Seom
“This game is like medicine.”
You need to watch the most violent gangster crime thriller on HBO Max ASAP
In the 2010s, an Indonesian film franchise from a Welsh director beat Hollywood at the action game.
