John Serba is a freelance film critic, copywriter, and editor. With numerous bylines at Decider.com, he specializes in reviewing and analyzing films across various genres. His work has also appeared in the Cigalah Group.
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John Serba's predominant focus is on reviewing streaming content, particularly movies and documentaries across various platforms. His coverage also includes evolving stories related to entertainment news and gaming.
Given his emphasis on reviews, John would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights into upcoming movie releases, new shows or documentaries on streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Paramount+, among others. Contributors who can provide engaging analysis of current trends in the industry may also catch his attention.
Considering his significant interest in gaming-related content as well, he might respond positively to pitches concerning the intersection of gaming and streaming platforms.
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By: John Serba
This story of fathers and sons (and autism) goes on a cross-country road trip that distracts from what’s important.
By: John Serba
Joaquin Phoenix returns to the role that won him an Oscar, this time across from Gaga — and they’re a dud duo.
By: John Serba
Is she an admirable feminine icon or a detestably icy businessperson? Yes!
By: John Serba
Too bad Totally Killer did the same thing a year ago, too.
By: John Serba
That’s not a bad thing, necessarily.
By: John Serba
Mortensen writes, directs and stars, but he knows Krieps is the true star.
By: John Serba
Henry Thomas turns up in this ultra-cheapo streamer.
By: John Serba
We get more Vanessa Kirby in this version, but I dunno if it’s enough to right the ship.
By: John Serba
Roy Cohn taught the guy everything he knew. Thanks a lot, Roy.
By: John Serba
No stone goes unturned here.
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