Julia is a news writer and fan of everything Damien Chazelle does. And Robert Eggers. And Luca Guadagnino. Well, it’s hard to pick one. She loves finding true hidden gems in the movie world, like Coherence and Ink, and then sharing them with others – because young aspiring directors deserve to be seen. Her main areas of interest are offbeat horror, large-scale TV dramas, and 2000s rom-coms – because who can resist these? She loves well-thought-out characters who might make you throw the remote at the TV but won't raise any questions about their motivation – yes, Livia Soprano, we're talking about you. Julia's main activity while watching a movie or TV show is crying: at the magnificence of the moment when Théoden screams "Death!", at the opening song in La La Land, at the grand finale of Dark, and at Rust Cohle's monologues in True Detective.
This Fantasy Disaster With 17% on RT Just Became George R.R. Martin's Lowest-Rated Adaptation Ever
The writer planned to tell another story about the main character's adventures if the movie turned out to be a hit. Now we can say for sure that this will not happen.
K-Drama Fans Are Obsessed With the New Show Starring IU, Which Just Blew up Netflix's Top 10
IU returned from a six-year hiatus in her acting career for this K-drama, and for good reason – it's a visually stunning and touching story of great love.
Netflix's Most Expensive Movie Ever Is Now Its Biggest Disaster With 23% on RT
The Avengers directors had a unique original visual that captivated sci-fi fans around the world, but they turned it into another generic, faceless Netflix blockbuster.
Severance Ether Factories Are Not What You Think – They Were Used for Something More Sinister
The ether factories were the beginning of Lumon, but the workers didn't really produce ether, they used it for other purposes. (Warning: heavy spoilers for Severance season 2 episode 8!)
5 Horror Movies Released 20 Years Ago That Will Make You Sleep With the Lights On
The new wave of horror films scares us with talk of trauma and mental health issues. And if you miss classic horror movies with dynamic plots and inventive jump scares, these five flicks are for you.
This Forgotten 21-Year-Old Film Is a Perfect Sci-Fi Action Movie, but a Terrible Asimov Adaptation
Sometimes the perception of a movie depends on your perspective – a project can be an excellent independent work, but when we take into account the original source, the movie makes a more ambiguous impression. And this film falls into that category.
35 Years Ago Before The Witch, John Carpenter Made Slow-Burn a Thing With This Horror Gem
The great master of the horror genre, John Carpenter is best known for films such as The Thing and Christine. But many forget that 40 years before the boom in slow-burners, the director showed how to scare viewers not with jumpscares but with an oppressive atmosphere.
