Jared Rasic is a Features Writer at Last Word Features. He specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on film and cinema, theater, and the food and beverage industry, exploring the intersection of hospitality and leisure. Jared's work has been featured in various publications, including Florida Weekly, Idaho Press, and Atlantic City Weekly.
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By: Jared Rasic
Whether you enjoy The Mandalorian and Grogu depends entirely on what you want from your Star Wars these days. Don’t get me wrong, the film is entertaining and it’s easy to get lost in director Jon Favreau’s version of Star Wars, where every frame is packed with stunningly designed aliens and monsters. Yet, it’s hard […]
By: Jared Rasic
SONG OF THE SEA Jake Shimabukuro’s 15th studio album takes inspiration from the ocean and the artist’s Hawaiian roots. Courtesy of Kurt Stevens
By: Jared Rasic
I don’t think this is a very controversial statement, but we are living in the golden age of horror movies. We exist in a time where a grimy, bluesy vampire movie like Sinners can become the most Oscar-nominated film in history and a bonkers, singular vision like Weapons can nab Amy Madigan her first Best […]
While 'Backrooms' makes a few minor rookie mistakes with its script—making too many things literal that could have been understood on a purely instinctual level—it’s an astonishingly assured and tonally immaculate first feature by such a young filmmaker.
When the bright, beautiful Central Oregon sun finally burns off the High Desert-ified frosted chill, I have a ritual that reawakens the warmth in my bones and sheds off my Seasonal Affective Disorder like so many discarded layers of North Face. I find a patio in Bend, bring a book and either drink coffee or […]
How much you’ll like Disclosure Day, the newest film from director Steven Spielberg, depends a lot on what your favorite film of his is. From the raw, thrumming energy of Jurassic Park, Jaws, and Raiders of the Lost Ark, to the throwback sentimentality of E.T. and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, back around to […]
SCREEN Among our critic’s Pride Month movie suggestions is 2023’s ‘All of Us Strangers,’ starring (from left) Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal. Photo courtesy of Searchlight.
I think how much you’ll like “Disclosure Day,” the newest film from Steven Spielberg, depends a lot on what your favorite film of his is. From the raw, thrumming energy of “Jurassic Park,” “Jaws” and “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” to the throwback sentimentality of “E.T.” and “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” back around […]
I think how much you’ll like “Disclosure Day,” the newest film from Steven Spielberg, depends a lot on what your favorite film of his is. From the raw, thr
Happy Pride Month, everyone! While there have been amazing queer films produced over the past several decades, Hollywood still doesn’t promote them with as much effort as they should, unless studios think there’s a chance the film will win awards or make a lot of money.
