I make sure it's known the company's in business. I'd see that it had a certain panache. That's what I'm good at. Not the work, not the work... the presentation.
From musicals to horror and everything in between, Doug has an eclectic taste in films. Both a champion of independent cinema and a defender of more mainstream fare, he prefers to find an equal balance between two worlds often at odds with each other. A film critic by trade but a film fan at heart, Doug also writes for his own website The Jam Report, and Australia’s the AU review.
Senior Editor at Filmotomy. Hannah is a BA English graduate and MA Screenwriting graduate with knowledge of cinema history and film theory. She is a journalist, writer, and screenwriter in the Film and TV industry with an interest in horror cinema, particularly Slashers. As a fashion correspondent, she also enjoys writing about the latest Hollywood red carpet fashions. Hannah has written for popular film blogs and magazines including Picturehouse, Industrial Scripts, Raindance Film Festival, Onscreen Magazine and Save The Cat!
I have been talking film online since 2015 and continue to explore the rich history of cinema. Love pretty much any Yasujirō Ozu or Timothée Chalamet project and can nearly quote Mamma Mia 2: Here We Go Again which I saw 9 times in theaters.
Joel Melendez is a Math teacher from San Juan, Puerto Rico. He is a film enthusiast and an everyday learner of this art. If he's not tweeting about the latest sports championship or finding ways so kids fall in love with Math, he's surely watching one of the many films from his infinite watch-list, or just re-watching Spirited Away for the hundredth time.
I run a blog named Film For Thought, where I review films and discuss all things cinema. I am currently studying English and Film at University in hopes to making it into the industry. I mainly stick to new releases, but always make time to review and watch a bunch of classics whenever possible.
Morgan Roberts (she/her) was practically raised by films. Both of her parents worked at film studios in her youth and instilled her love for cinema. While her day job is far away from movies and writing, Morgan can regularly be found at her local independent movie theater. Morgan loves all things Gilda Radner, cinematography, “Fleabag,” DVD commentaries, and “Lady Bird.”
Ellen Cheshire is a film writer and lecturer who has written books on Jane Campion, Ang Lee, The Coen Brothers, Audrey Hepburn and Bio-Pics. Ellen has also written on women filmmakers in Silent Women: Pioneers of Cinema, Under Fire: a century of war movies, Counterculture UK- a celebration and the WJEC Eduqas Film Studies for A Level and AS text book.
From Florida, a member of the Critics Association of Central Florida (CACF), and a Criterionphile. Likes good classic rock, and Formula 1, and aspires to move to London because...it's London.
Molly Adams is a postgraduate and horror writer currently working on screenplays, articles, and a book on Jewish horror. If you'd like to keep updated on any of her work or new publications, head over to https://mollyadamswrites.wordpress.com
Sarah Manvel is the chief critic for criticsnotebook.com and writes film, art and book criticism for a variety of other outlets. Her novelette, You Ruin It When You Talk, was published in 2020. She lives in London with a VHS cassette of The Princess Bride, but no VCR. Find her on twitter as @typewritersarah
Phoenix is an entertainment writer and film blogger. He's one of the founding members of the Cleveland Film Critics Society and co-hosts their podcast called 'Film Code' available wherever you get your podcasts. Phoenix is a father of two with hopes of becoming a filmmaker himself one day. He's also really oddly obsessed with musical theater.
Markus Amalthea Magnuson is a film writer and technologist from Stockholm, Sweden. He holds a BA and MA in Cinema Studies and wrote his master's thesis on cyborgs and gender in film and television. He is the Head of Short Film Programming at the genre festival Monsters of Film and curates notable science fiction movies at scifiagenda.com
