Don Kaye is an entertainment reporter with a diverse portfolio, writing for outlets such as Real Pro Wrestling Inc, Moviefone, and Den of Geek. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including interviews with actors and wrestlers, movie reviews, and discussions on the intersection of wrestling and acting. Don's work has also been featured in Looper and The List.
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By: Don Kaye
The mummy remains the most compelling, creepiest, and scariest of the Universal monsters. Here's why.
Exclusive: Ridley Scott, Connie Nielsen, and Fred Hechinger take us inside Gladiator II, an Ancient Rome spectacle like no other—and one that holds up a mirror to right now.
By: Don Kaye
It's easy to call a movie Lovecraftian, but Robert Eggers' sophomore effort truly deserves the label thanks to its slow, moody, and isolated descent into madness.
Mikey Madison gives a star-making performance as a sex worker in ‘Anora,’ a romantic comedy-drama that’s as soulful as it is relentlessly chaotic.
Some people say the '90s were a bad time for horror movies. Those people are wrong.
By: Don Kaye
It's been 60 years since this episode graced television screens for the very first time
With each movie in the ‘Venom’ trilogy getting progressively dumber than the last, the threequel goes all-in and ends up being the best of the bunch.
Brian De Palma's 1974 cult rock musical never reached the heights that Rocky Horror Picture Show achieved. What sets them apart?
The time-bending ‘Here’ is director Robert Zemeckis’ latest experiment in filmmaking, but again he sacrifices compelling story and characters for gimmicks.
Jesse Eisenberg’s confident direction steers the poignant, acerbic ‘A Real Pain,’ with Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin in top form as dysfunctional cousins.
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