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Matthew Escosia
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Pop Culture Editor and Writer, The Philippine Star
Philippines
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Biography
Part-time pop culture writer, full-time nerd. We may be obsessing over the same movie or show. Lead editor for "SEA Wave Pop Culture Magazine". Also writes on my personal film blog "Film Geek Guy".
Pop Culture , Advocacy
Anything outside of Dallas-Fort Worth
Content
By Matthew Escosia Verified| filmgeekguy.com@ In Christopher Landon’s “Drop”, Meghann Fahy plays Violet, a mother who goes on a date for the first time after years of being a widow. When she receives a phone notification asking her to play a game, a harmless prank message that gradually turns into threats to her personal life, Violet must choose between embarking on a deadly mission and ignoring it to put her child in danger. In these games, Violet is given several tasks.
By Matthew Escosia Verified| filmgeekguy.com@ Ryan Coogler’s vampire epic “Sinners” marks the director’s first original work that isn’t connected with an existing source material. It is only his fifth film in an already prolific filmography, yet it already feels like something that he is grinding himself towards. Combining the epic, ambitious style of his blockbuster films “Creed” and “Black Panther”, plus his dramatic roots with “Fruitvale Station”, “Sinners” has the mark of a filmmaker who is free-spirited and oozing with confidence.
By Matthew Escosia Verified| filmgeekguy.com@ “The Penguin Lessons” is based on the memoir of Tom Michell (Steve Coogan), a teacher assigned to work at a boy’s school in Argentina amidst the Dirty War, a period when the country had a military dictatorship and over 30,000 people were killed or disappeared. During a trip, Tom rescued an oil-soaked penguin on a beach and decided to keep him at his school to bring enlightenment and positivity on his students.
Company Info
The Philippine Star