Dais Johnston
Dais Johnston is a staff writer at Inverse covering Entertainment and Culture, particularly international media and social justice in media. Their work has previously appeared on BUST.com and The Belladonna. They have a degree in Theatre from Agnes Scott College, focusing on screenwriting and the elements of storytelling. As a military child, Dais grew up all over the world, giving a global perspective to the stories we all enjoy and what they have in common. They are also part of a zoom theatre troupe, the Cobalt Internet Theater, live-streaming table reads of classic TV and movie scripts.
'Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping' Trailer Reveals The Beginning Of The End
“The question is, Haymitch, why do you agree to it? Why do any of us?”
You'll Need 11 Hours To Complete the Recommended 'American Horror Story' Homework
Some horror stories are more applicable than others.
'Widow's Bay's Emmy-Winning Episode Proves Why It's So Singular
“There’s something in the fog!”
'Crystal Lake' Trailer Retcons A Key Part Of 'Friday The 13th'
Revenge is a mother.
'American Horror Story' Season 13 Trailer Reveals Ryan Murphy's Avengers
“Something wicked this way comes.”
'Gen V' Star Cast As A Pivotal Mutant In 'X-Men' Reboot
He’s going from a superhero parody to the franchise it was parodying.
'Avatar: Seven Havens' Just Changed Its Release Schedule For the Better
“My whole life I was taught to hate the Avatar. Then everything got turned upside down.”
Mike Flanagan Is Working On A Unique New Horror Movie
Or rather, a hoarder movie.
Tom Cruise's Weirdest Movie Yet May Have Just Confirmed A Wild Fan Theory
Could this be one for the theater kids?
'Artificial' Is Shaping Up To Be The Social Network Sequel We Deserve
The future is inevitable.
'Carrie' Trailer Reveals How The Stephen King Classic Is Modernized
“All I ever wanted was to go to school.”
60 Most Important Star Trek Stories Of All Time
From classic episodes and movies to underrated gems, comics, novels, fan fiction, parodies, and beyond. These are our picks for the crucial adventures that made Star Trek, well, Star Trek.
Amazon Cancels 'Spider-Noir' After Only One Season
Down came the rain and washed the spider out.
Everything You Need To Know About 'Silo' Season 4
The Apple TV series is coming to an end — sooner than you think.
'A Tale Of Two Cities' Revamps Dickens' Story For The 21st Century
“It felt like such a prescient story.”
Jessica Henwick Says “It’s Not The End” Of Helen’s Story In 'Silo'
“It really doesn't pull its punches. It goes full tilt.”
'Silo' Star Breaks Down Season 3's Shocking Ending
Jessica Brown-Findlay on playing "Susan" and that big reveal.
'Coyote Vs Acme' Box Office Proves That Warner Bros Made A Mistake
No amount of dead ends could stop this Looney Tunes saga.
'Avengers: Doomsday' Directors Defend Unusual Filming Process
“That’s when the magic happens.”
HBO Finally Drops A Harry Potter Trailer, Featuring A Very Same-y Hogwarts
“Oh, come on, don't you two read?”