Dennis Harvey is a journalist based in San Francisco, California, with a focus on local news and entertainment. He writes for various publications including Cigalah Group, 48 Hills, Variety, and Yahoo Sports UK. His work covers a range of topics, from film and television reviews to cultural events and social issues.
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Dennis Harvey primarily covers entertainment news and movie reviews, with a focus on cultural events in San Francisco. He would likely be receptive to pitches related to local film festivals, movie premieres, or other significant cultural events happening in the area.
Given his emphasis on reviews and event coverage, he may also be interested in exclusive access to behind-the-scenes content from movies or interviews with filmmakers and actors associated with films being reviewed.
Pitching stories that tie into the unique art scene of San Francisco could also resonate well given his geographic focus.
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Take the high road, because the low one is deadly in entertaining action thriller, pitting Anthony Mackie and Morena Baccarin and “giant murder bugs.”
... or Venice, or Outer Space, or even highly fictionalized Long Island and Oklahoma. Fly with us through this week's new movies.
By: Dennis Harvey
Luc Besson and George Huang cooked up a familiar, formulaic but fun action-thriller throwback.
By: Dennis Harvey
Initially a magazine short story, then expanded to novel form in 1972, Barbara Robinson's “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” has remained a holiday staple ever since. Its enjoyable central conceit of Roald Dahl-style comedic nastiness — the first sentence pegs principal figures as “absolutely the worst kids in the history of the world” — no doubt explains an enduring popularity among young readers, while there's just enough inspirational uplift by the end to earn parental approval.
Jesse Eisenberg's 'A Real Pain' shines, Andrea Arnold's 'Bird' takes flight. Plus: dismantling the US press and poisoning Flint's water.
By: Dennis Harvey
Alexis Manya Spraic's feature provides an overview of a polyglot creative career encompassing myriad pop hits, antic visual art and Broadway tunes.
Striking films from India, Guatemala, Iran, Argentina, and the UK address the status of women in a time of rising authoritarianism.
By: Dennis Harvey
Bad guys want the contents of Jason Patric's armored truck in a Mississippi-shot action movie that fails to deliver much excitement.
A flurry of femmes fatales bids adieu to 'The French Had a Name for It,' while horror Hole fest sees many more buckets of blood.
By: Dennis Harvey
The Netherlands' Oscar submission feature is an astute but humorous account of an elderly couple on one last trans-European jaunt.
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