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Jeremy Smith

Jeremy Smith

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Contributor, /Film

Salt Lake City

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Total articles 1492

  • The Best Horror Movie You've Never Seen Is Finally Getting A Blu-Ray Release

    By Jeremy Smith| /Film Verified Horror movies are wonderfully primal things. They can be giddy experiences packed with jump scares, slow burns drenched in an atmosphere of dread, deeply unsettling ordeals that scar the consciousness, or, in rare cases, all of these things and more in remarkably equal measure. And when fans of the genre run across a film that colors ecstatically outside of the lines, that transgresses in a way no other horror film has dared to transgress before, they have a tendency to fall headlong in love.

    By Jeremy Smith · /Film

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Why Dustin Hoffman Sued Warner Bros. For $66 Million Over An Agatha Christie Movie

    By Jeremy Smith| /Film Verified As Hollywood hurtled toward the 1970s, the American film industry was in the midst of a revolution. The old studio moguls, who'd been flailing throughout the '60s to slake Baby Boomer audiences' thirst for movies that spoke to their generation, were being replaced by younger executives who understood the future of their business hinged on being able to palpably connect with this massive cohort.

    By Jeremy Smith · /Film

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The Best Horror Movie You've Never Seen Is Finally Getting A Blu-Ray Release

    By Jeremy Smith| /Film Verified Horror movies are wonderfully primal things. They can be giddy experiences packed with jump scares, slow burns drenched in an atmosphere of dread, deeply unsettling ordeals that scar the consciousness, or, in rare cases, all of these things and more in remarkably equal measure. And when fans of the genre run across a film that colors ecstatically outside of the lines, that transgresses in a way no other horror film has dared to transgress before, they have a tendency to fall headlong in love.

    By Jeremy Smith · /Film

    Apr. 15, 2025

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/Film

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

Austin, United States