Ashley Hurst is a journalist at Bam Smack Pow. He specializes in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as the film industry, celebrity news, and comedy, with a particular passion for fantasy and science fiction narratives. Ashley's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Netflix Life, Lexology, and Winter is Coming.
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Ashley Hurst's coverage is heavily oriented towards entertainment news, particularly movies and TV shows. She seems to seek exclusivity and expert commentary on these topics, indicating a preference for pitches offering exclusive interviews or insights from recognized experts in the field.
Given her focus on event coverage and reviews, she may be interested in previews or behind-the-scenes access to upcoming movie releases, TV show premieres, or insider perspectives on the production process. Pitches that offer unique angles related to film analysis or advancements in television could also pique her interest.
There isn't a specified geographic focus for Ashley's articles but considering the global nature of the entertainment industry, pitches with international appeal would likely resonate well with her.
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By: Ashley Hurst
The trial by seven in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has already gone down in franchise lore as one of the most brutal brawls.
By: Ashley Hurst
After their foray into horror with Something Very Bad is Going to Happen, the Duffer Brothers’ Upside Down Pictures returns to the 'misfits versus monsters' formula in The Boroughs.
From the return of Avatar, to an all-new Harlan Coben drama, make sure these series are on your radar in June 2026.
A look ahead at the new Original documentaries and docu-series coming up throughout June.
By: Ashley Hurst
Netflix's 'The Witness' serialises the story of Rachel Nickell's murder for the first time.
From massive upcoming projects like 'Barbaric' to those quietly lost in development hell, here is the status of every comic book adaptation at Netflix.
By: Ashley Hurst
The Stranger Things actors were passionate about their characters' storylines. By Ashley Hurst |
By: Ashley Hurst
Video episodes of the podcast will be available on both Netflix and Spotify beginning July 13.
By: Ashley Hurst
Co-creators Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews have already teased their multi-season plans for Netflix's sci-fi hit 'The Boroughs' and explain that shocking Season 1 ending.
From One Piece to another attempt at Death Note, here's every manga adaptation headed to Netflix.
