Jason Flatt is a Songleader and Music Coordinator at various platforms. He covers themes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on plays and musicals, the film industry, and entertainment news. Jason's work has been featured in MSN, Las Vegas Sun, Hey Alma, Las Vegas Review-Journal, and But Why Tho? A Geek Community.
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Jason Flatt's focus is primarily on reviewing entertainment content, particularly video games, movies, and TV shows. Given the nature of his coverage, he may be interested in receiving pitches from individuals or companies involved in creating or producing the content being reviewed. This could include developers of new video games or those involved in the production of movies and TV shows.
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Since Jason does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international entertainment products such as video games and movies that are globally accessible it might be advantageous to reach out with relevant information irrespective of location.
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By: Jason Flatt
Backrooms is filled with fascinating ideas, but it misunderstands therapy, holding the narrative back from being good or memorable.
By: Jason Flatt
Toy Story 5 is the gold standard for not just sequels, but animation and family movies, as Jessie, Buzz, and Woody help Bonnie navigate the tech age.
By: Jason Flatt
Girls Like Girls is a simple queer coming-of-age story with great performances and a lot of empathy for its characters and its audience.
By: Jason Flatt
Minions and Monsters is uneven, but it’s cute. A Minion person, will enjoy it, if not, the Hollywood parodies aren't enough to save you.
By: Jason Flatt
Assassin's Creed's slow-release story strategy has been great for lore fans while helping keep the games more streamlined for casual players.
By: Jason Flatt
As a PSA about childhood cancer, Nothing to Lose isn't so unaccomplished, but as a movie, Nothing to Lose is misbalanced and not very compelling.
By: Jason Flatt
When and where does Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced take place, in its historical setting and modern-day timeline.
By: Jason Flatt
Sometimes, when you're scrolling for a new game, it's the classic genre games that call out the most—check out these reduxes on Xbox Game Pass.
72 Hours is the epitome of streaming slop as Kevin Hart and a floundering SNL cast fail to make any jokes at a generational differences bachelor weekend.
By: Jason Flatt
I Want Your Sex is a great takedown of everybody younger than Gregg Araki, as Gen Z and Millennials collide over who's more sexually messed up.
