Dylan Roth is a freelance journalist and writer, with his work appearing in publications such as Observer, Polygon, and Digital Trends Media Group. Dylan covers a wide range of topics, including film and television reviews, pop culture analysis, and entertainment news. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Dylan brings a unique perspective to his articles.
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Dylan Roth's focus is primarily on reviewing TV shows and movies, particularly within the sci-fi genre. He also covers entertainment news with a significant emphasis on gaming.
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By: Dylan Roth
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