Hoai-Tran Bui
Entertainment Editor at Inverse
Professional fangirl & amateur adult. Entertainment Editor @inversedotcom. 🍅-approved critic. Formerly @slashfilm. Taking the long way round @TrekkingTimePod.
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6 days ago |
inverse.com | Hoai-Tran Bui
The first time many U.S. audience members may have seen Wunmi Mosaku would've been in Loki, in which she plays the badass TVA Agent Hunter B-15, or in HBO's Lovecraft Country, where she faces off against supernatural eldritch creatures. But the first time I remember seeing Mosaku was in the chilly British horror film His House, in which she plays one-half of a refugee couple from South Sudan dealing with the ghosts from their past haunting their shabby tenement house on the outskirts of London.
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1 week ago |
inverse.com | Hoai-Tran Bui
Doctor Who is back, and it’s got a new season-long mystery for the 15th Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) to unravel. This time, instead of trying to solve the mystery of Ruby Sunday’s origins, he has to figure out why he can’t get Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu) back to her time and place on Earth.
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1 week ago |
inverse.com | Hoai-Tran Bui
Unlike the heroine in his tightly wound new tech thriller Drop, director Christopher Landon hasn’t received any threatening AirDrops. “I mean, I got a dick pic once,” he tells Inverse. That, unfortunately, is one of the more commonplace things someone might get digitally “dropped” on their phone with features that allow users to wirelessly share images and files.
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1 week ago |
inverse.com | Hoai-Tran Bui
It took the long way round, but Doctor Who Season 2 is finally just around the corner. The season kicks off with the Russell T Davies-penned episode “The Robot Revolution,” which introduces new companion, Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu). However, there’s a new mystery surrounding Belinda that even the Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) can’t solve: for some reason, something is preventing him from taking Belinda to her time and place on Earth.
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2 weeks ago |
inverse.com | Hoai-Tran Bui
It was 2016. Mr. Robot was one of the smartest, most thrilling shows on TV, and Rami Malek — with his twitchy, nervous lead performance — was one of our most unique TV stars. It felt like Malek was about to blow up, and a year later, he did, with his Oscar-winning performance in Bohemian Rhapsody. That’s when Malek moved up from being one of our strangest TV stars to being one of our strangest movie stars, as Hollywood tried to figure out how to cast him.
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