International TV and Film

Whether it's the latest Korean thriller on Netflix or a cool new French science fiction movie, Inverse can help you find the best sci-fi, fantasy, and horror on the planet.

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The World Wasn’t Ready for Hayao Miyazaki’s Most Surreal Epic

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Review

John Woo’s Remake of 'The Killer' Should’ve Been Put on Ice

By Hoai-Tran Bui

John Woo’s remake of his own 1989 Hong Kong action classic is not a disaster. It’s not great. It just exists.

Trailers

'Squid Game' Season 2 Finally Has a Trailer

By Dais Johnston

Time for a rematch.

News

'Squid Game' Has an End Date — And That’s a Good Thing

By Dais Johnston

The hit series won’t get shot down before the finish line.

Retrospective

Park Chan-wook Gave the New Korean Wave Its Great Vampire Movie

By Kayleigh Donaldson

15 years later, Thirst remains disturbing, gruesome, and oh so sexy.

Retrospective

Decades Ago, a Mad Cyberpunk Flick Saved Japanese Sci-Fi

By James Balmont

The future is metal.

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'Kill' Goes for The Gut

By Brandon Streussnig

Director Nikhil Nagesh Bhat reveals the harrowing message, and surprising inspiration, behind his bloody revenge thriller.

Review

'Kill' Pushes A Simple Revenge Story to Its Absolute Limit

By Lyvie Scott

This one-location thriller knows exactly what it wants to say. It just takes a while to reach its destination.

News

No One Asked for a 'Squid Game' Remake — But Could David Fincher Pull It Off?

By Dais Johnston

An iconic director is remaking one of Netflix's most popular shows, but is it a good idea?

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Ultraman Rises Again on Netflix

By Rafael Motamayor

Ultraman: Rising director Shannon Tindle chats about working with ILM, and the biggest challenge of rebooting the tokusatsu hero for American audiences.