Mark Hill
Mark is an entertainment editor at Inverse. Previously an editor at Cracked, his freelance writing can also be found in Wired, Discover, Fanbyte, and the National Post, among other publications. He also writes fiction, contributes to Canadian satire publication the Beaverton, and once wrote comedy for Macaulay Culkin.
One of the Oldest Sci-Fi Films Ever Remains a Grand Adventure
Pack your sunscreen.
'Fight Club' is Still as Comically Misunderstood as the Day It Hit Theaters
Just dudes being dudes.
The Forgotten Will Smith Sci-Fi Movie That Secretly Explains His Entire Career
Mr. and Mr. Smith.
The Forgotten Show That Inspired 'The X-Files' Still Makes For Ridiculous Fun
Sadly, most newspapers no longer have a vampire desk.
Watch Tom Cruise Bite It Over and Over Again on Netflix Right Now
Cruise lives, Cruise dies, Cruise lives again.
Disney Needs to Learn a Painful Lesson from 'The Acolyte's Failure
Disney’s accountants live in a dream.
Stanley Kubrick’s Last Thriller Remains His Most Misunderstood
Mask up.
'The Acolyte' Needs to Figure Out What Kind of Show It Wants to Be
Sith doesn’t happen.
A Humble Golf Game Proved Mario Could Headline Anything
Every hero deserves a little downtime.
A Quarter-Century Later, 'Deep Space Nine's Finale is a Bridge Between Old and New Star Trek
We’ve left long seasons behind.
With Smart Sci-Fi in Vogue, Now’s the Perfect Time to Revisit a Confounding Classic
A professor and a writer walk into a bar...
The Most Infamous Prequel Moment Perfectly Captures George Lucas’ Entire Career
It’s all over now.
A Decade Before 'Hades II,' Supergiant Games Proved its Success Wasn’t a Fluke
A weekend in the city.
PlayStation’s Summer Release Calendar is Barren — But Sony Has a Long-Term Strategy
Don’t sell your old consoles just yet.
'Stellaris' Just Revealed the Promise and Peril of AI in Game Development
Like it or not, the Machine Age is here.
An Old Game Boy Color Game Set the Bar For Remaking a Classic
Mario and fortune telling, together at last.
David Cronenberg’s Gooiest Sci-Fi Movie Saw the Future of Gaming Culture
Watch what you eat.
'Futurama’s Stupid Portrayal of the Future is Secretly Brilliant
My God! It's the future.
25 Years Later, 'RollerCoaster Tycoon' is Still One of the Most Addictive Games Ever Made
Go ahead. Charge money for the bathroom.
It’s Been 10 Years, and Still No Show Has Tackled Cosmic Horror Like 'True Detective'
Going downhill is the not-so-secret fate of all HBO franchises.