Matt Goddard is a Contributor at Game Rant. He is passionate about pop culture, focusing on the film industry and filmmaking, while also providing insights into filmmaking equipment and the lore of movies and TV. Matt's work has been featured in notable publications including Microsoft, VisitBrighton, We Got This Covered, GameRant, and VultureHound Magazine.
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By: Rebecca Sayce, Mark Carnochan, Matt Goddard, Kedar Bayley
If you’re a fan of horror movies, then odds are you’ve heard of The Evolution of Horror. Starting up the podcast in 2017, Mike Muncer’s journey through the history of horror has since become a global…
By: Paul Klein, Matt Goddard, Alysha Lindvik, Nick Bartlett
The FILMHOUNDS review of the new feature-packed Arrow release of Hush, directed by Mike Flanagan, and featuring the fabled Shush Cut.
By: Philip Bagnall, Nick Bartlett, Matt Goddard, Alysha Lindvik
François Truffaut famously observed that any film about war becomes pro-war by dint of its commitment to violent action, but 1969’s Oh! What A Lovely War is a resolutely anti-war film.
By: Matt Goddard, Nick Bartlett, Alysha Lindvik, Philip Bagnall
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? What about if two people discover their spouses are having an affair, but the spouses never realise they were caught?
By: Matt Goddard, Gavin Spoors, Philip Bagnall, Alysha Lindvik
Renny Harlin is back on form with Deep Water; a mix of tense set pieces and endearing human drama.
By: Alysha Lindvik, Gavin Spoors, Flore Boitel, Matt Goddard
François Ozon’s The Stranger is an aesthetically pleasing adaptation of Albert Camus’s L’Étranger that stays close to the source material while quietly reshaping its emotional and political force.
By: Rebecca Sayce, Matt Goddard, Scott Goldie, Flore Boitel
A brother’s weekend trip to heal a broken heart goes seriously awry in Bryce Hirschberg’s latest feature Jackalope, a winding, torturously tense thriller that constantly leaves the audience guessing…
By: Matt Goddard, Rebecca Sayce, Flore Boitel
The FILMHOUNDS review of the 1963 classic Charade, directed by Stanley Donen, and starring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant.
By: Matt Goddard, Aaron Gillingham, Rebecca Sayce, Flore Boitel
Our Hero, Balthazar, is a brutally honest exploration of toxic masculinity, gun violence and the ever-growing artificiality of modern online culture.
By: Aaron Gillingham, Rebecca Sayce, Matt Goddard
With all the merging media conglomerates merging and shredding of streaming content going on, it’s nice to see Netflix releasing a lengthy, literary film. That said, The Hand of Dante matches its…
