Britt Hayes is a writer for The Mary Sue, specializing in film and television coverage. With a focus on genre entertainment, Britt provides insightful and engaging articles on upcoming movies, horror films, streaming recommendations, and pop culture news. Her writing showcases a passion for storytelling and a deep knowledge of the industry.
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Britt Hayes predominantly covers entertainment news with a focus on movies, TV shows, and horror films. Her coverage heavily features press releases and private sector announcements. When reaching out to her, consider providing exclusive insights or behind-the-scenes information about upcoming movies, TV shows, or horror films.
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By: Britt Hayes
Hulu's new horror movie is a gory slice of '90s nostalgia.
It's the most disturbing scene in the Donald Trump biopic, but is it necessary?
Movie News Link copied to clipboard The cast of The Running Man just keeps getting better, and Edgar Wright is adding yet another
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RIP to an absolute comedic genius.
Let everyone eat CAKE All up on Instagram, looking for cake by the pound? Austin has some stellar bakeries, restaurants, and cake shops that will scratch that itch.
Filmed over 6 years by an 18-year-old on an iPhone, the doc explores the rapper's "public transformation." Yikes.
By: Britt Hayes
I can't unsee it.
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Now more than ever, movies are a great way to escape.
By: Britt Hayes
Star Wars Link copied to clipboard Like the wrinkled corpse of Emperor Palpatine, the Skywalker Saga could be resurrected again.
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