Director of Strategy & Founder, Excite Creative Studios | Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Emma Loggins is a multi-talented writer, entrepreneur, and film critic. As the Director of Strategy and Founder of Excite Creative Studios, as well as the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of FanBolt.Com, Emma's expertise lies in the world of entertainment, with a focus on film and television. With her passion for geek culture and her love for all things whiskey and dogs, Emma brings a unique perspective to her articles, providing readers with fun and insightful content.
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Emma Loggins' coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly movies and film screenings. She often covers upcoming films, movie screenings, and provides reviews. If you are reaching out to Emma Loggins, consider pitching her with exclusive insights into upcoming movies or film events in Atlanta or Georgia. Additionally, if you have expert commentary or early access to information about actors, directors, or specific movie releases that align with her coverage area of interest then it would likely be well received by her audience.
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By: Emma Loggins
The California Senate has passed groundbreaking legislation requiring film studios to obtain permission from the estates of deceased actors before using artificial intelligence (AI) to recreate their likenesses in movies, TV shows, video games, and other media.
Cult classic films defy conventional success metrics, carving out their own special place in movie history. While some films aim for blockbuster status or critical acclaim, cult classics march to the beat of their own drum, often finding their audience long after their initial release.
Win free passes to the 'The Wild Robot'! Enter now for a chance to be among the first to see this epic tale of a shipwrecked robot's journey!
By: Emma Loggins
Anya Taylor-Joy has revealed her interest to star as Elsa in a potential live-action adaptation of Disney’s beloved animated film Frozen. The 28-year-old star, best known for her roles in the 2020 mini-series The Queen’s Gambit and 2015’s The Witch, recently shared her enthusiasm for the idea in a recent interview with Vogue Hong Kong.
Calling all LEGO® fans! Get ready for a colorful, brick-by-brick adventure through the extraordinary life of Pharrell Williams. This isn’t your average biopic – it’s a groundbreaking fusion of music and animation that will have you seeing one of the industry’s most innovative creators in a whole new light.
By: Emma Loggins
Netflix's Geeked Week 2024 brought the ultimate fan celebration to Atlanta with sneak peeks, surprises, and so much more!
'Joker: Folie à Deux' releases in theaters on October 4, and to celebrate, FanBolt is giving away free passes to an early movie screening in Atlanta!
By: Emma Loggins
It’s been over two decades since I first witnessed the magic of Disney’s The Lion King on stage, and I can confirm that the recent Atlanta production has lost none of its power. As the iconic soundtrack swelled through the Fox Theatre on opening night, I was instantly transported back to my memories of seeing this stunning musical for the first time. The sheer scale and level of detail in this production are nothing short of breathtaking, reminding fans why The Lion King has cemented its status as a true Broadway masterpiece.
Enter FanBolt's 'Wicked' Contest: We’re giving away massive prize packs including a t-shirt, posters, tumbler, makeup bag, and so much more!
By: Emma Loggins
As a devoted fan of the original Gladiator movie, I eagerly awaited its sequel, Gladiator II, ever since it was first announced. I was hopeful for a sequel that could capture the epic grandeur of its predecessor. (Even though that’s something we rarely see with sequels – especially on this scale) While the film delivers on spectacle, it lacks the cohesiveness between pacing problems, wild assumptions about history, and issues with the script.
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