Jacob Slankard is a journalist and writer for Collider, with his work also appearing in Cigalah Group. Jacob specializes in film analysis and criticism, exploring the complexities and legacies of various movies. He is known for his in-depth examinations of film narratives, performances, and cultural impact.
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Jacob Slankard's coverage focuses on film, actors, performances, and directors. He prefers expert commentary and reviews with a seasonal focus. Pitching to him could include offering insightful analysis or commentary from experts within the entertainment industry regarding recent films, iconic performances, or cult classics. Providing in-depth reviews of movies or highlighting connections between different films might also be of interest.
Given his preference for seasonal content, consider tying pitches to holidays or specific times of year where relevant. When reaching out to Jacob Slankard keep in mind that he does not have a geographic focus but instead offers insights into global trends in the film industry and associated cultural impacts.
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Movie Features Link copied to clipboard Humphrey Bogart built his persona off of his own brand of "cool," one that veiled his broken
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A Man for All Seasons Link copied to clipboard If the furor over shows like Succession and House of the Dragon is any indication, we
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Nolan swung hard and knocked this tearjerker out of the park.
These movies kept trying new things and were unafraid of being cringe or embarrassing.
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Snook burst onto the scene as a multifaceted and mysterious narrator with a story to tell.
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Clue Link copied to clipboard If you've gone to any live performance or midnight cult screening of Clue , then you know that one of
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Movie Features Link copied to clipboard Does anybody else find it strange how great Hugh Grant has become at being a total baddie ? He's
Nicholas Hoult Link copied to clipboard It's great that people are actually seeing Juror #2 despite its minuscule release strategy
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Movie Features Link copied to clipboard In their golden age, Miramax was a company that had no trouble getting their films to be met with major accolades.
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Quest for Fire Link copied to clipboard Gladiator II being an international box office hit is another reminder that Ridley Scott still hasn't lost his keen sense for visual storytelling.
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