Tatiana Santos

Tatiana Santos

Contributing Writer

Was online: October 21 at 12:19 pm Last date of publication: October 21, 2026 1:03 pm Number of publications: 706
Team Startefacts

I'm no Aja Romano, but I try.

Marvel, Supernatural, Star Trek, and everything fandom-related in between. If it's worth reading, watching, or listening to — I'm on it, and telling you about it.

I've been at Startefacts since the actual beginning back in 2022.

One of my early assignments was covering CinemaCon in Las Vegas, where I sat in a dark hall geeking out over Doctor Strange footage and thought: God, this is a dream job for me.

Well, turns out — not THE dream job, per se. Entertainment journalism is hard, harder than ever in 2026, with AI threatening your integrity and your work ethic at every turn. But hey: I still try. I love what I do, and I love writing about the MCU, however shitty their movies have gotten over the last few years. I'm still in my chair in a movie theater when a new Nolan movie comes out, or a Guy Ritchie movie, or frankly any Statham movie.

What I cover: the MCU and superhero cinema, long-running genre TV (Supernatural, Star Trek, and their fandoms), fan culture and how it shapes what gets made, action filmmaking and the directors who take it seriously.

How I work: I watch the thing before I write about it — the whole thing, not the recap. I rewatch scenes when my memory isn't reliable, which is often. I check release dates, credits, production history, and source material against primary sources — press notes, the books, the people who made it — not the top-ranking aggregator. If I got something wrong, I fix it and say so in the piece.

Where else to find me: Twitter/X — tips, corrections, and complaints about my Statham opinions all welcome.

Latest News by Tatiana Santos

Lori Loughlin posted "Here's to things working out" on Monday — and filed for divorce on Tuesday
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
Lori Loughlin posted "Here's to things working out" on Monday — and filed for divorce on Tuesday
The Full House star came back to Instagram after seven years away and captioned her first video "Here's to things working out." That was Monday. On Tuesday came the divorce paperwork — and the details inside answer questions fans have been asking for a year.
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The King's letter bans two words for Harry and Meghan — and they were told almost last
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
The King's letter bans two words for Harry and Meghan — and they were told almost last
The Windsors have never met a family matter they couldn't handle via formal correspondence, and this week delivered a classic of the genre.
Lioness fans took three seasons to place Bobby: six years of Wipeout fooled them, and Jill Wagner says that was the job
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
Lioness fans took three seasons to place Bobby: six years of Wipeout fooled them, and Jill Wagner says that was the job
Bobby has been kicking down doors on Taylor Sheridan's Lioness since 2023. It still took a viral post this week for viewers to realize where they knew the face from — and Jill Wagner's answer to the discovery is the best part of the whole discourse.
Only two active athletes are billionaires — Vanessa Trump is marrying one, with $75 million of her own
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
Only two active athletes are billionaires — Vanessa Trump is marrying one, with $75 million of her own
The billionaire athlete club is the most exclusive room in sports. Forbes counts exactly three members ever — Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Tiger Woods — and with Jordan long retired, only two of them are still technically punching in.
Nikki's wish in Obsession explains the whole ending — here's what she wished for
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
Nikki's wish in Obsession explains the whole ending — here's what she wished for
Let's establish something upfront: I have not trusted a novelty gift-shop item since May, and it's this movie's fault. Curry Barker's little $750,000 horror flick about a cursed wish-granting twig became the sleeper hit of the year, and its ending is still generating group-chat arguments months later.
El Niño may bury states that rarely see snow
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
El Niño may bury states that rarely see snow
The Pacific Ocean has decided to make this winter everyone's problem. A monster El Niño is building off the equator, and NOAA's forecasters have spent all summer revising their numbers upward like a bartender watching you order.
Is Remain based on a Nicholas Sparks book? There is one — but it grew out of Shyamalan's film, and the endings may not match
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
Is Remain based on a Nicholas Sparks book? There is one — but it grew out of Shyamalan's film, and the endings may not match
The first Remain trailer sent everyone googling the same thing: wait, is this a Nicholas Sparks book? It is his 25th novel — and also the rare case where the movie is not an adaptation, because both were built at the same time, on the director's idea.
CBS is starving its best drama — the reason traces back to one season 2 decision
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
CBS is starving its best drama — the reason traces back to one season 2 decision
Let's review what CBS has done to Matlock, a show that hands the network stellar ratings, awards-season Kathy Bates, and me, personally, screaming at my television every Thursday.
Star Trek turns 60 today: the party spans 750 theaters, a Guinness record and the ISS
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
Star Trek turns 60 today: the party spans 750 theaters, a Guinness record and the ISS
On September 8, 1966, "The Man Trap" opened a series NBC would cancel within three years. Sixty years on, the franchise is marking the date with 4K screenings across the country, a world record attempt in London — and a badge from the show flying on the ISS.
Historians still can't name what killed Shakespeare's son: how much of "Hamnet" is actually true
Tatiana Santos
Tatiana Santos
Historians still can't name what killed Shakespeare's son: how much of "Hamnet" is actually true
I have now watched Jessie Buckley cradle a dying child twice, which is two more times than my tear ducts signed up for. And both times, somewhere around the third act, the same nagging thought crawled in: wait, how much of this actually happened?