Janelle Sheetz
Writer at Freelance
Profile picture may not represent current hair color. Lists writer @Collider. Best of the Net nominee. Recent words: @thisisinsider. She/her.
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1 week ago |
collider.com | Janelle Sheetz
While zombie movies may be as popular as ever, they're not exactly new. The idea of the flesh-eating monster was first presented in movies in the 1930s, but the genre as it's known now was shaped by George A. Romero, whose numerous zombie movies earned him the title of godfather of the genre. Other writers and directors have put their own twist on the zombie since then, from how they’re created to how intelligent—or not—they are.
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2 weeks ago |
collider.com | Janelle Sheetz
Since beginning his career in the late '80s, actor John C. Reilly has become known as a skilled character actor. He has over 70 film credits to his name, including everything from acclaimed dramas like Chicago and The Lobster to beloved comedies like Step Brothers and Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby. In addition to his film work, Reilly is also known for co-starring as Dr. Steve Brule in Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! and its spin-off, Check It Out! With Dr. Steve Brule.
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2 weeks ago |
collider.com | Janelle Sheetz
After launching a stand-up career in the late 1970s, comedian Eddie Murphy gained fame after becoming a cast member on Saturday Night Live in 1980, when he was just 19 years old, making him one of the youngest performers in the history of the show. Although his time on the show came to an end in 1984—he has returned to host three times—his characters remain some of their funniest and most iconic, a testament to Murphy's skill as a comedian.
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2 weeks ago |
collider.com | Janelle Sheetz
When construction worker Douglas Quaid (Arnold Schwarzenegger) wants to experience the thrills of visiting Mars without actually going, he turns to Rekall, a company which implants false memories in Total Recall, set in the year 2084. Before Rekall can even do the procedure, Quaid has a violent reaction and becomes convinced his entire life is actually an implanted memory itself and that he's actually a secret agent whose cover has been blown.
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2 weeks ago |
collider.com | Janelle Sheetz
British actor Jude Law began his career in theater before working in television, then transitioning to film. His career began to take off in the late '90s, and his success continued throughout the 2000s, making him one of the biggest and busiest stars in Hollywood, and his work spans genres and even character types. His skill as an actor has earned him critical acclaim, including two Academy Award nominations and three Golden Globe nominations.
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I've mentioned that our cat Sarge loves broccoli, but to prove how much--Paul made fish & broccoli for dinner. Charlie ate most of his & left some fish & a big broccoli floret. Our cat Robin scarfed down the fish...while Sarge grabbed the entire broccoli floret & ran.
These days, I'm balancing freelancing with being a stay-at-home mom. But when I had a full-time job, it was with a closed-captioning company preparing transcripts and captions for broadcast.
Writer, what's your actual job?
Paul and I talk a lot about how artists feel about their work versus how it's received by fans and the public, or what an artist thinks is their best work versus what others think is their best work. This is a fascinating example of that disconnect. https://t.co/cmIixP3vjp
