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Andrew McGowan is the TeenScreen Program Manager for Collider. With a passion for film and pop culture, Andrew's articles cover a wide range of topics including movie reviews, behind-the-scenes stories, and analysis of iconic film moments. His writing combines a deep knowledge of cinema with a love for storytelling, providing readers with engaging and insightful content.
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Andrew McGowan's articles mainly focus on reviews and industry-specific insights related to the entertainment and gaming industries, specifically movies. He also includes expert commentary in his work, suggesting that he may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals who can provide unique perspectives or insider knowledge about the film industry.
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Are Sasquatches also known to tear people's arms out of their sockets when they lose?
Nobody was asking for this Season 9 twist.
By: Andrew Mcgowan
No ghosts, ghouls, or killer clowns in this Stephen King cameo... just love and books.
No sound, no CGI, just lots of laughs.
29 years and 27 films later, the pizza still never gets cold.
George Lucas changed the industry with a bold distribution strategy. Image via Lucasfilm The Big Picture
Soft, tender, and melodramatic was the right way to end Raimi's third Spidey film. The Big Picture
By: Andrew McGowan
Darth Vader is Luke's father on screen, but Mark Hamill owes the part to a different big bad.
Pirate Roger Ellis goes after the ball during the season opener Saturday against Stevensville. (Bob Gunderson photo)
By: Andrew McGowan
Berkeley Divinity School at Yale is grieved to share news of the death of Robert Willis '09 DDHon, Dean Emeritus of Canterbury, who died suddenly and peacefully while a resident fellow at Berkeley earlier this week.
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