Jake Kleinman is a journalist for Inverse, primarily focusing on entertainment and pop culture. With a passion for sci-fi, Jake's articles cover a range of topics including movie and TV reviews, interviews with industry professionals, and analysis of popular franchises like Marvel and Rick and Morty.
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By: Jake Kleinman
“My inspirations also come from really unusual places,” director Adam Wingard tells Inverse.
Adam Wingard went from indie horror to Godzilla blockbusters. Here's how he does it. And what might come next.
Rewatching Matrix Resurrections convinced me of one thing: The Matrix 5 is doomed to fail.
By: Jake Kleinman
It’s been a rough year for superhero movies. Can 'The People's Joker' help turn things around?
'X-Men 97' Episode 5 has seemingly launched a million fan theories, but the most popular one is apparently wrong.
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The director behind Civil War, Men, Annihilation, Ex Machina, and Devs has a penchant for taking hot button issues and turning them into unforgettable genre movies that mostly coast on vibes.
By: Jake Kleinman
An 'X-Men 97' feature film could be “Spider-Verse” meets “Akira,” episode director Emi Yonemura tells Inverse.
The buzziest horror movie of 2024 is finally streaming. But should you watch it?
By: Jake Kleinman
The coliseum scene in 'Attack of the Clones' is Star Wars in its purest form.
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