Katie Rife is a freelance writer and critic with a specialty in genre cinema. She has a rich background in arts and entertainment, covering topics such as film, TV, and gaming for various prestigious outlets including Vulture, Rolling Stone, and Entertainment Weekly. Katie's work has been featured in notable publications like The A.V. Club, Yahoo News, and IndieWire, among others.
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Katie Rife's coverage is predominantly focused on providing reviews, particularly in the entertainment industry, with a strong emphasis on film and book-to-movie adaptations. Her articles often include evaluations of horror films, Godzilla movies, as well as unique topics such as "Frankensteins Ranked by Horniness" and "Thanksgiving Horror Movies."
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By: Katie Rife
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