Grant Dearmitt is a writer for Popverse and a host for Trivial Dispute. His work focuses on pop culture, including articles on movies, television, video games, and awards shows. Grant's writing has also appeared in GamesRadar+.
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By: Grant Dearmitt
Grand Theft Hamlet, coming to Mubi soon, is what happens when Rockstar's MMORPG becomes a home for out of work actors during the COVID-19 lockdown
By: Grant Dearmitt
No, those 19 minutes of Space Marine vs. Chaos cultists were not enough for Warhammer fans, and they've taken to social media to tell Prime Video exactly that
By: Grant Dearmitt
Watch carefully for how Desmond Hart is dressed the first time we meet him, says Dune: Prophecy showrunner Alison Schapker. The key to his secret identity was there all along
By: Grant Dearmitt
Interested in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine but don't want to watch the full 176 episodes across 7 seasons? Popverse has you covered
By: Grant Dearmitt
Turn your vacation... Upside Down. You can now stay in the house that Netflix used to create the home of Will, Joyce, and Jonathan Byers on Stranger Things. Although, just like in Hawkins, IN, nothing is *exactly* what it seems...
By: Grant Dearmitt
With a score this high, Netflix can't end the game now.
By: Grant Dearmitt
Yes, Bill Skarsgård is speaking a dead language as Count Orlok in Robert Eggers' Nosferatu
By: Grant Dearmitt
Ahead of the second season of Severance (coming to Apple TV+ January 17), we've got everything you need to know about the most Reddited-about scifi thriller on TV right now
By: Grant Dearmitt
Mangold's Dawn of the Jedi will be set 25,000 years before "modern" Star Wars stories. "To me," he says, "the really important aspects are the freedom to make something new."
By: Grant Dearmitt
The Meet the Parents movies, starring Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Blythe Danner, and Teri Polo, are streaming on Netflix as of January 1, 2025. Here's how to enjoy them, plus a few FAQs about the franchise
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