Emily Verona
Freelance Writer at Freelance
(she/her) Fiction. Poetry. Essays. Author of the novel MIDNIGHT ON BEACON STREET from @HarperPerennial and creator of @frightfulhorror. Rep'd by @JVNLA.
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4 days ago |
movieweb.com | Emily Verona
Bridgerton is scheduled to return to Netflix in 2016 with Season 4, which will focus on the courtship between Benedict Bridgerton (Luke Thompson) and Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha). A year is a long time to wait, especially for a period piece as tantalizing as Bridgerton. Fortunately, there is no shortage of period pieces on Netflix to keep audiences busy.
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movieweb.com | Emily Verona
Steve Buscemi was an underrated actor for a long time, despite having some iconic roles early in his career. He's a favorite among directors and audiences, working repeatedly with Quentin Tarantino, the Coen brothers, and Adam Sandler. He's been in classic films like Reservoir Dogs, Fargo, The Big Lebowski and has done a ton of television work. Buscemi appeared on The Sopranos and starred in HBO's prohibition-era crime drama, Boardwalk Empire, which ran for five seasons.
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movieweb.com | Emily Verona
Taylor Sheridan has been working steadily as a writer, director, and actor for years. During this period, there have been over a dozen actors who have worked with him on multiple projects. Most have teamed up with Sheridan at least twice, with some collaborating with the writer/director on three, four, or even six projects. Sheridan has been keeping busy in Hollywood. He got his start as an actor and is best known today for producing high-quality action movies and westerns for television and film.
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5 days ago |
movieweb.com | Emily Verona
Dating can be a nightmare, especially when you're the main character in a thriller or horror movie. In the new thriller Drop, starring Meghann Fahy (The Perfect Couple) and Brandon Sklenar (1923), a single mother goes on her first date in years only to receive threatening messages that make her regret having jumped back into the dating pool. Bad relationships and first dates from hell are popular tropes in the thriller sphere, dating back to the dawn of early cinema.
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5 days ago |
movieweb.com | Emily Verona
Some of today's best-loved sitcoms didn't start off as massive hits; it took them a few episodes (or seasons) to find their footing. This is not to say that the early episodes are all bad; some are quite good, but most comedies have that episode where everything sort of clicks — where the characters really hit their stride and the story just feels right.
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I discuss one of my favorite subjects in my new essay for @tordotcom! Is it weird? Yes! Is it niche? Yes! Am I still in awe that I got to write about it in the first place? YES! ❤️ https://t.co/4RMrJ4IVxG
I have some news and I'm really excited about it! @dark_matter_mag will be publishing my family horror novella, SHIVA, in 2026! I am so honored and thrilled to be working with Rob and this team! You are not ready for this one. 🖤 https://t.co/QMhh2LkL61
I'm going to try to spend less time here. You can find me on Instagram, at the string place, and the place where stars come out at night. https://t.co/HycjDuNa4Z