Brian VanHooker is a Senior Staff Writer at CRACKED. Based in New York, he specializes in comedy, pop culture, and long-form oral histories, often exploring themes in the film industry and internet culture. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Inverse, Fatherly, Yahoo News, and Polygon.
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Brian Vanhooker appears to have a strong focus on entertainment news and gaming, particularly in the realm of cartoons, comedy, TV shows, pop culture, and trivia. His articles often include expert commentary indicating that he is likely interested in receiving pitches from individuals who can provide unique insights or analysis within these areas.
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For the 20th anniversary of X-Men: The Last Stand
By: Brian Vanhooker
Emmy winning director Harry Bradbeer talks about finding Spider-Noir’s unique style
By: Brian Vanhooker
Space chess spotted.
By: Brian Vanhooker
And it's the very first thing they show in the series
Here’s what we know about the horror hit's home video release
By: Brian Vanhooker
The movie that got snubbed by the Oscars in 2015 is getting the boot from Netflix in 2026
By: Brian Vanhooker
X-Files' season 3 dropped the first clue as to who Mulder’s real father is. Hint: He’s a smoker.
By: Brian Vanhooker
This might still be the way (maybe)
People are obsessed with Obsession, and with good reason. Writer/director Curry Barker's debut feature film tells the haunting story of a 20-something guy
By: Brian Vanhooker
I defy you to find a better cyclops than John Goodman
