Eric Francisco is a Contributor at Inverse. He specializes in the realms of film and cinema, entertainment news, and pop culture, with a particular passion for superheroes, spaceships, kung fu, and the works of John Cena. Eric's insights and writing have been featured in prominent outlets including Nerdist, Vulture, and The Daily Beast.
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By: Eric Francisco
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MobLand is having some hard times. The gritty series about British crime families has fired one of its stars, Tom Hardy , due to what has been
The former ‘Boardwalk Empire’ star channeled everything he’s learned into a standout turn in ‘Spider-Noir.’ Meanwhile, he’s readying his next film: a biopic about the real-life “Elephant Man.”
By: Eric Francisco
But that didn’t stop us from mapping out the ending of this summer’s buzziest horror movie.
But that didn't stop us from mapping out the ending of this summer's buzziest horror movie.
The HBO series returns with a fury this summer, costarring James Norton.
The former ‘Power Rangers’ star has voiced the most famous anime heroes for 20-plus years. He’s unsure how much he has left.
The 53-year-old actor has stepped through every pop-culture sandbox you can name. Now he's taking on his greatest challenge in Mortal Kombat II
