Katie Rife is a freelance writer and film critic based in Chicago. She has written for various publications including Vulture, IndieWire, Entertainment Weekly, and Rolling Stone. Her work covers a wide range of topics, from film reviews to discussions of queer subtext in literature and movies.
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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
You can book a room at the Great Northern Hotel and enjoy a slice of cherry pie at the Double R Diner. Spelling Entertainment
By: Katie Rife
A cynical and bone-dry satire.
Ahead of "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire," Entertainment Weekly looks back at the expansive franchise.
A Nancy Savoca double feature, Rinko Kikuchi with a rabbit, gritty Namsploitation and resplendent Russians make up our Shelf Life highlights this month.
By: Katie Rife
Vera Drew's microbudget indie 'The People's Joker' is the nail in the coffin of 2010s superhero movies, using Batman characters to tell a trans story.
By: Katie Rife
The People’s Joker director Vera Drew on her path from trans awakening via Nicole Kidman to improv to alt-comedy to the buzziest queer coming-of-age fair-use superhero parody of the year.
By: Katie Rife
An eclipse, a new American Horror Story: Delicate recapper, a trip back to Brooklyn in the blog-rock era: Great changes are afoot in AHS land — if not on the show itself.
In which Kim Kardashian talks about poop.
By: Katie Rife
Between the nun-centric thrills of Immaculate and The First Omen and the current season of American Horror Story , horror stories about pregnancy and birth are having a pop-cultural moment.
Infested is now streaming on Shudder. This review is based on a screening at the Overlook Film Festival. It's not difficult to make spiders scary.
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