Jamie Graham is a journalist who writes for GamesRadar+, specializing in film and entertainment news. With a focus on interviews and behind-the-scenes insights, Jamie covers a range of topics including horror films, directors' perspectives, and upcoming movie releases. Their articles provide readers with in-depth analysis and exclusive details from the world of cinema.
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Jamie Graham's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a specific emphasis on movies, directors, actors and sequels. His articles often include expert commentary and exclusive insights from industry professionals.
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By: Jamie Graham
Turns out Osgood Perkins' Longlegs isn't the only independent serial-killer movie to make a splash this year.
By: Jamie Graham
Here's our verdict
By: Jamie Graham
Delayed for more than two years by the pandemic, the SAG-AFTRA strike, and, in all probability, restructuring at the Warner Bros.
Terrifier 2 grossed more than $15m on a $250,000 budget, and the franchise's serial-killer antagonist, Art the Clown (David Howard Thornton), is
By: Jamie Graham, Lauren Milici
Exclusive: Peter Dinklage reveals the phone call that made him join the cast of Brothers
By: Megan Garside, Jamie Graham
Exclusive: Jeff Goldblum defends Jurassic World: Dominion but is excited for the next movie in the franchise
By: Lauren Milici, Jamie Graham
Nosferatu director Robert Eggers teases Bill Skarsgard's Count Orlok – and says the movie makes vampires scary again.
By: Emily Murray, Jamie Graham
The film will release next year
By: Jamie Graham
Pros At the start of this trilogy-closer for the Venom saga, our bedraggled hero Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) is in a Mexican bar ("Hola, bitches!" booms
The Jurassic Park star is appearing in his first film musical, Wicked, and touring with his jazz band. He talks about singing on set with Ariana Grande
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