Daria is a writer at Startefacts, having joined the team in 2024. A fan of all things movies, she also enjoys her guilty pleasure: reality TV (RuPaul drag race for life!). But her biggest passion is finding hidden gems in streaming libraries, because yes, sometimes even seasones movie critics simply get things wrong.
Experience
Over 1 year in entertainment news
Expertise & favorite media
Horrors
J-doramas and K-dramas
Reality TV (especially RuPaul drag race)
Sitcoms
Mainstream TV series (The Last of Us, Severance, The White Lotus)
Education
Bachelor's degree in Linguistics (Vyatka State University)
Even If You Hate Musicals, You Need to Give These 4 A Try
Fair warning: they might just convert even the most stubborn musical-hater into someone who, if not a fan, can at least appreciate what these unique films bring to the table.
Disturbing Horror With Shutter Island Is The Most Underrated Mia Goth Movie
A look at an earlier Mia Goth performance that paved her way into the horror genre. This psychological thriller is a must-watch for anyone who loves their scares with a good story.
These 5 Short Movies Deserve To Be Made Into Feature Films
Short films show us what's possible when filmmakers have to tell big stories in small packages. Some of them are so good they leave us wanting more. Netflix, take notes!
Chicago? Nope, This Crime Musical With Near-Perfect RT Score Is Much Better
Good news is that this musical is for everyone: both fans of musicals and those who are far from the genre. But even better news? You can watch it for free right now!
The Movie Scene That Left Stephen King Wishing He Wrote It First
You know it's something special, when Stephen King himself hopes he wrote a scene from someone else's adaptation of his own work. And this is exactly what happened with this 80s film.
4 Series That Were Cancelled Way Too Soon (& We're Still Mad About It)
Some series get multiple chances to prove themselves, and others (often the most innovative ones) get cut short way too soon. This is a look at some of the most painful cancellations in recent TV history.
28 Years Ago, Al Pacino & Johnny Depp Made the Most Realistic Mafia Movie Ever
Based on a true story, this drama offers its viewers a uniquely authentic glimpse into the world of organized crime. Al Pacino and Johnny Depp deliver unbelievably touching performances once again.
