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Bill Bria

Bill Bria

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Contributor, /Film

Los Angeles

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  • Why Until Dawn's Record-Breaking Video Game Writers Aren't Credited For The Movie - SlashFilm

    By Bill Bria| /Film Verified Any veteran of the film and television industry is well aware that getting credit for one's work can be a long, confusing, and frustratingly bizarre process. While some credits are fairly cut-and-dried — it's not too difficult for actors to be recognized for their appearances, since they can be clearly seen — the behind-the-scenes folks involved in making film and television can potentially be rendered invisible, as far as official credits go.

    By Bill Bria · /Film

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • An Unmade I Know What You Did Last Summer Sequel Could Have Changed The Franchise Completely - SlashFilm

    By Bill Bria| /Film Verified Given the juggernaut that the "Scream" franchise became, it feels like that property is the obvious and uncontested champion of the wave of teen horror films that it spawned. Not so fast, Ghostface — while other contenders like the "Urban Legend" and "Dracula 2000" movies petered out long ago, the Fisherman manages to keep coming back for more.

    By Bill Bria · /Film

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Why Until Dawn's Record-Breaking Video Game Writers Aren't Credited For The Movie - SlashFilm

    By Bill Bria| /Film Verified Any veteran of the film and television industry is well aware that getting credit for one's work can be a long, confusing, and frustratingly bizarre process. While some credits are fairly cut-and-dried — it's not too difficult for actors to be recognized for their appearances, since they can be clearly seen — the behind-the-scenes folks involved in making film and television can potentially be rendered invisible, as far as official credits go.

    By Bill Bria · /Film

    Apr. 16, 2025

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/Film

The latest movie and television news, reviews, film trailers, exclusive interviews, and opinions - since 2005.