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Bill Bria

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Contributor at /Film

Words at @slashfilm, @vaguevisages, @crookedmarquee, @dreadcentral, @dailygrindhouse, @Polygon, @bdisgusting. An actor sometimes. billbria at gmail

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

    1 week ago | slashfilm.com | Bill Bria

    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.

  • The Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Trailer Brings Every Movie Together (And Gives Ethan Hunt An Aircraft Carrier) - SlashFilm

    2 weeks ago | slashfilm.com | Bill Bria

    Is there a more apt name for a franchise than "Mission: Impossible?" While there are numerous film properties that are (impressively) still going after nearly 30 years or more, there are far fewer that've maintained a consistent level of overall quality during that period, let alone kept a single star at the helm with each installment.

  • The Secret To The Righteous Gemstones Costuming Is In The Show's Title

    2 weeks ago | slashfilm.com | Bill Bria

    On paper, costume design should be one of the more celebrated aspects of making film and television. After all, there are costumes throughout film and television history that are undeniably iconic — everything from Indiana Jones' fedora and jacket to Cosmo Kramer's patterned button down shirts.

  • How James Gunn's Patience With David Corenswet Paid Off On The Superman Set

    2 weeks ago | slashfilm.com | Bill Bria

    Acting is a mercurial profession; there's no one right way to do it. Ever since the 1950s, when groups like The Actor's Studio, along with instructors like Lee Strasberg began to adopt acting techniques developed for the stage decades earlier by the likes of Konstantin Stanislavski for film and television, the art of acting for the screen has diversified considerably.

  • Hell Of A Summer Review: A Campfire Slasher That's Light On Scares But Big On Charm

    2 weeks ago | slashfilm.com | Bill Bria

    Nostalgia for summer camps is a strange thing. Whether you've been to camp as a child, a teen camper, and/or an adult counselor, chances are most of your experiences there have involved some sort of hardship, if not anxiety or humiliation. Yes, it's essentially the same as going to school itself, but intensified; instead of getting to go home every night, you're forced to spend 24/7 deep in an isolated rural area with the people that you're attending camp with.

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23 Apr 25

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