David Fear is a Senior Editor at Rolling Stone. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on film and cinema, pop culture, and the intersection of entertainment with society and subcultures. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, and The New York Times Magazine.
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David Fear focuses heavily on entertainment news, particularly movies and film reviews. His articles are often event coverage, reviews, or opinion editorials related to the movie industry. If you have insights into upcoming movies, behind-the-scenes stories about films in production or post-production, or exclusive interviews with actors and directors that could add depth to his coverage of specific films or broader trends in the industry, he would likely be interested.
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With great corporate intellectual property comes great responsibility, and Spider-Man : Brand New Day has a lot to carry a lot on its red-and-blue-suited shoulders.
Whips, chains, fetish gear, disastrous threesomes, Olivia Wilde's performance artist pegging an assistant — Gregg Araki's envelope-pushing rom-com has it all
Matt Johnson recreates the wonder years of a snot-nosed punk who'll grow up to be a celebrity-chef icon. Call it 'Bourdain the Man the Show the Movie'
By: David Fear
Filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun's ode to the guilty pleasures of slasher flicks — and the movies themselves — is one of the best things you'll see all year
By: David Fear
The monsters are due on Maple Street, a wise gent once posited. No offense to our man Rod Serling, but he may have been off by a few blocks.
By: David Fear
Two legacy D.C. comic-book characters get to play green and gritty in HBO's buddy-cop TV procedural that's still heavy on the I.P.
By: David Fear
Robb Moss is sitting in the lobby of a theater in Columbia, Missouri, and fondly recounting the time he filmed his best friends while being completely stark naked.
In a perfect world, Alex Ullom's feature debut — about an infinite road trip to nowhere — would indeed be the beginning of a long, brilliant career.
From '9 to 5' to 'Steel Magnolias' — the films that let the Queen of Country Music moonlight as a movie star
From Transylvania's corseted doctor-in-residence to the world's most evil clown — the roles that turned Tom Curry into a genuine pop-culture icon
