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It's pronounced "daze." they/she. 28. Staff writer @inversedotcom Above my fortunes but my state is well, I am a gentleman. dais.johnston at bustle dot com.
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer Would Not Have Been The Same Without Anthony Head

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By Dais Johnston 
| Inverse
A mentor can make or break an ensemble series. They have to be serious enough to ground the action and provide necessary exposition, but they can’t bring down the tone of the rest of the show. It’s a careful balancing act, and one that requires an experienced actor who knows how to bring that nuance and take things just seriously enough.
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40 Years Later, An Underrated Sci-Fi Adventure Deserves To Be Remembered For More Than Bad Timing

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By Dais Johnston 
| Inkl
It’s no secret that Star Wars sparked a lot of imitators. 1978’s Starcrash starred former child preacher Marjoe Gortner and future Baywatch star David Hasselhoff as they navigated a shlocky space thriller. 1984’s The Last Starfighter took the space opera element and folded in an everyday American kid hero. On the small screen, Battlestar Galactica became a franchise that persists to this day.
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Apple's Remake Of A Classic Revenge Thriller Is Drastically Different From The Originals — For Good Reason

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By Dais Johnston 
| Inkl
You may think you know what Cape Fear’s story is, but the Apple TV show, from the beginning, is completely different from the story you may expect. Sure, each adaptation of John MacDonald’s 1957 novel The Executioners changes the story a little — the 1962 movie toned down the action to more palatable to mainstream movie audiences, while the 1991 movie added more morally gray elements to Max Cady’s revenge quest. But the changes to this miniseries are even more fundamental.
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