Hoai-Tran Bui is the Entertainment Editor at Inverse. She covers a wide range of topics within the film industry, pop culture, and entertainment news, with a keen interest in cultural movements and celebrity insights. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as SlashFilm, MSN, and Inverse.
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Hoai-Tran Bui's focus is predominantly on entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on reviews. She would likely be interested in pitches offering expert commentary or exclusive access to creators and talent associated with movies, TV shows, science fiction, fantasy, thriller genres.
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David Lowery reveals what possessed him to turn his pop drama into a full-on phantasmagoria.
The new Punisher special is more of a coda for the Netflix era than the bridge between Marvel TV and the MCU that fans may have been hoping for.
The Mandalorian and Grogu's first big-screen adventure is barely a movie. It's three episodes of the show smushed together.
By: Hoai-Tran Bui
In 'Silent Friend,' Tony Leung's scientist wonders whether plants are communicating with us — and whether we can communicate back. But how much actual science is there in plant "intelligence"?
By: Hoai-Tran Bui
Steven Spielberg's latest movie is an ambitious and fascinating culmination of all his best sci-fi films.
A spaceship in deep, deep space. A crew plagued by horrific visions preying on their worst fears. An ancient, malevolent force that threatens to break out of its prison, and brutally slaughter anyone standing in its way. It’s the ominous and grim premise that turned Paul W.S. Anderson’s 1997 sci-fi horror Event Horizon into a cult classic, and which spawned many copycats and homages. And one of those from a TV show you’d least expect to do a riff on a Paul W.S. Anderson gorefest: the Doctor Who Season 2 episodes “The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit.”
'The Death of Robin Hood' stars Hugh Jackman as the aging hero of folklore, made human.
When Andy handed off his beloved toys to a new child, Bonnie, before heading off to college, it seemed like the perfect ending to the Toy Story movies. When Woody found a new purpose as a leader of “lost toys,” that seemed like the perfect coda. But now, a new adventure for Jessie, Woody, Buzz, and the gang seems to open up infinite possibilities for more Toy Story
By: Dais Johnston, Hoai-Tran Bui
The trailer for 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' gives a new look at Peter Parker's mysterious evolution.
By: Hoai-Tran Bui
Writer-director Michael Sarnoski reveals how the original tale inspired him to make a movie that unpacks and reimagines the hero Robin Hood.
