Ryan Britt is an editor and writer at Inverse. He covers a wide array of topics including TV, film, and books, with a particular focus on science fiction, Star Wars, Star Trek, and '80s pop culture. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications such as Vulture, Esquire, and Den of Geek.
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Ryan Britt's articles focus primarily on entertainment news and gaming, with a significant emphasis on sci-fi content. He frequently includes expert commentary, review pieces, and industry-specific analysis in his coverage.
If you're looking to pitch to Ryan, consider providing expert insights or analyses related to the latest developments in the sci-fi genre or popular entertainment franchises like Sherlock Holmes, Jack Black-related projects, and Doctor Who. Additionally, if there are new trends or industry-specific changes within the gaming sector that intersect with science fiction themes, these could also be potential areas of interest for him.
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By: Ryan Britt
What is the Bulterian Jihad? Here's how 'Dune: Prophecy' reveals the evil robots of the Dune universe.
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Here's why it's still worth your time. Hardcore Dune fans are hard to please. But after the smash success of Denis Villeneuve's cinematic duology, everybody's a Dune fan now, right?
'Doctor Who' will bring back an old foe in the 2024 Christmas special. But, this probably isn't a 'Who' enemy most fans are even aware of.
The Roddenberry Archive In The Final Frontier, Captain Kirk told his friends that he’d spend his final days alone.
Forget space aliens. Let’s talk about chest bursters in your backyard.
The most unexpected sci-fi success of the year has easily been the acclaim and box office slam-dunk of Alien: Romulus. Saddled with a strange subtitle, and a lot of continuity baggage stemming from eight previous installments in the franchise, Romulus
Actress, singer and comedian Dawnn Lewis opens-up about playing one of Star Trek's most groundbreaking roles. Plus, reflects on the end of 'Lower Decks.'
It's been 35 years since 'Back to the Future Part II' hit theaters. Here's why the film was so clever, but not in the way you might think.
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