Jake Cole is a Customer Demand Analyst and freelance writer for Slant Magazine and the Ottawa Citizen. With a focus on film and home entertainment, Jake's articles provide in-depth reviews and analysis of movies, Blu-ray releases, and cultural phenomena. His expertise lies in evaluating the quality and impact of various media offerings.
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Jake predominantly focuses on reviewing films and home entertainment media, particularly Blu-ray and 4K UHD releases. Given his exclusive coverage of reviews in the entertainment industry, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming film releases, re-mastered editions of classic movies or TV shows, or advancements in home entertainment technology.
Pitches offering early access to review copies of highly anticipated film releases or insights into technological advancements within the home entertainment industry could capture Jake's attention. Additionally, if you are involved with a studio releasing high-profile films or remastered classics on Blu-ray or 4K UHD formats, this may also pique Jake's interest.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Jake Cole’s coverage area, it is important to note that he primarily focuses on reviewing films and home entertainment media without any regional limitations.
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Eureka gives 'The Sword,' a prototypical entry of the Hong Kong New Wave, an excellent transfer and a clutch of informative extras.
'Galaxy Quest' is as funny and entertaining today as it was 25 years ago, and Paramount gives the film its best-ever video presentation.
By: Jake Cole, Joseph Jon Lanthier
With this 4K UHD release of 'Paris, Texas,' Criterion upgrades its already strong 2010 release into one of its finest catalog offerings.
By: Joseph Jon Lanthier, Jake Cole
Criterion’s release of Fellini’s masterpiece presents its imagery in all its oneiric splendor.
'The Complete Unknown' sticks to the usual biopic formula by sprinting through the most notable moments of Dylan's life.
Arrow offers up yet another indispensable collection of Hong Kong cinema classics from the vaults of Shaw Brothers Studio.
'Carry-On' is another showcase of Jaume Collet-Serra's refreshingly old-school grasp of thriller mechanics.
Sammo Hung's 1987 film 'Eastern Condors' is a collision of disparate tones held together through sheer force of will.
Though the best-yet video presentation of the 'Wallace & Gromit' shorts, but there's a major downside to this release.
From fireplaces to cleaning products to mouldy basements, watch for toxins when you're home for the Christmas holidays, says Jake Cole.
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