Brandon Zachary
Writer at Screen Rant
Los Angeles-based Writer. Has a LOT of opinions about X-Men, and will yell them all. Nancy Cartwright called me delightful. In your face, everybody.
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5 days ago |
screenrant.com | Brandon Zachary
Lost in Starlight stars Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Justin H. Min found plenty to love about the unique experiences of acting in the critically acclaimed film. Currently boasting an impressive 90% on Rotten Tomatoes at the time of writing, Lost in Starlight is a sweet and compelling love story set decades in the future. Nan-young, a brilliant astronaut, is preparing to try and join the Mars missions that cost her mother's life years ago.
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5 days ago |
screenrant.com | Brandon Zachary
Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your ScreenRant account The trailer for Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery is purposefully light on concrete details, but I'm pretty sure I know which character is the murder victim in the latest Benoit Blanc film. Played by Daniel Craig in each of the Knives Out movies, Benoit Blanc has so far proven to be an impeccable detective. However, his abilities are seemingly being challenged by a mystery that might take on supernatural elements. It's a fitting...
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6 days ago |
screenrant.com | Brandon Zachary
The following contains spoilers for Bring Her Back, now playing in theatersBring Her Back is A24's latest horror film to cover the intersection of grief and the supernatural, but it does it a lot better than Hereditary. The second feature film from Danny and Michael Philippou, following the success of Talk To Me, Bring Her Back is a painful exploration of grief in the face of death, filtered through an emotionally grounded and terrifying tale of resurrection and demonic forces.
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6 days ago |
screenrant.com | Brandon Zachary
The following contains spoilers for Karate Kid: Legends, now playing in theatersKarate Kid: Legends introduces a modern successor to the Crane Kick with the Tiger Trap. Karate Kid: Legends is a legacy sequel to the overarching Karate Kid franchise, bringing in elements from the original 1984 film, the 2010 remake of the same name, and the six-season TV spin-off, Cobra Kai.
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1 week ago |
screenrant.com | Brandon Zachary
The following contains spoilers for Bring Her Back, now playing in theatersBring Her Back is a heartbreaking exploration of anguish that builds to a harrowing ritual surrounding grieving mother Laura and her foster children/ritualistic victims, Piper and Oliver. Bring Her Back is very much a spiritual successor to Talk To Me filmmakers Danny and Michael Philippou, with both films exploring the ways people can become monsters if given the chance to cross the boundaries of life and death.
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