Plus: All about Mike Flanagan's new show and Mahershala Ali's new movie, & an exciting look at Netflix's big animated sci-fi adventure.

The façade of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

Lucas Museum/Hufton Crow

I Was At The Opening Of The Lucas Museum — And It's Bigger Than Star Wars

George Lucas’ billion-dollar museum is a labor of love — but it’s not just a shrine to his Star Wars galaxy.

The Inverse Interview

Warner Bros.

'The People v. Gorilla Grodd' Is "More Intense" Than Fans Realize, Star Says

Skyler Gisondo talks to Inverse about the influences of 'American Vandal' on the wild new DCU show.

Coming Soon

Netflix's Most Ambitious New Sci-Fi Epic Just Set Its Release Date

3 Years Later, Marvel Is Correcting One Of Its Most Embarrassing Tech Fumbles

The New 'Silent Hill' Reboot Should Take A Page From 'Resident Evil'

DC Has Cast The Batfamily — But There’s A Big Catch

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GEMINI MAN -- "Night Train to Dallas" Episode 5 -- Aired 10/14/76 -- Pictured: (l-r) Katherine Crawford as Dr. Abbey Lawrence, Ben Murphy as Same Casey -- Photo by: NBCU Photo Bank

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Fifty years ago, NBC replaced 'The Invisible Man' with a cheaper knock-off. It didn't work.

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