Kelly McClure

RT @RealRannMiller: I had the pleasure to write on Sinners & the brilliance of Ryan Coogler as a teacher of Black history for @Salon. I al…

RT @colemanjspilde: wrote about why the hollywood reporter, variety, and the new york times put an asterisk on the success of ryan coogler’…

RT @colemanjspilde: wrote about the coward j.k. rowling and how there is no separating the art from an artist who toasts to innocent people…

RT @Salon: "American Psycho" at 25: How Mary Harron turned a misunderstood novel into a masterpiece https://t.co/wBcJ82bBtp

Interviewing Jennifer Beals was a big big deal for me. Read our conversation about her new “L Word” photography book, preserving queer joy and her response to those “L Word: New York” rumors. https://t.co/jmLlE6jhnr

Four seems to be my magic number at The Overlook Film Festival. This year, I caught "Drop," "The Shrouds," "Good Boy" and "The Ugly Stepsister." Here are my reviews for @Salon https://t.co/2yXuBSCIPo

RT @miffedcupcake: In my first article for @salon (!) I got to process all of my lingering trauma and grief from S1 of #TheLastOfUs. Come a…

RT @jaxshauna: you'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you https://t.co/hUY5XGhiY7

William Golding stays in the chat on "Yellowjackets" https://t.co/otJ56t3ZB0

My mid-season "Yellowjackets" take is: Wouldn't it be the MOST exciting if they ALL died? https://t.co/aCifl5MV9Z

📢 Salon is hiring! Several openings detailed in the link below, including an opening for Senior Culture Writer! https://t.co/002KrQnPmn

RT @Salon: Why "Yellowjackets" and its unlikely survivalist women resonate with queer communities https://t.co/Pa7vTrwGyY

RT @slayerxvampire: 💔 https://t.co/WXYIOlOcTT

RT @Salon: "The wilderness has chosen": A survival guide to "Yellowjackets" after a long wait for Season 3 https://t.co/JOkSXn9g3P

RT @garymkramer: My thoughts on PEE-WEE AS HIMSELF for @Salon @sundancefest https://t.co/ouIP6eVVzG

Had to write something about David Lynch that wasn't just focused on the loss of him, so I went into his thoughts on light and his own inner light, which will never go away. https://t.co/QCb2HfYEVp

RT @NYCSanitation: In 1991, David Lynch showed the world the alienation and innate horror of a dirty street, directing this unforgettable a…