Matt Mahler is a journalist and writer for Movieweb.com. With a focus on the world of film and entertainment, Matt covers a wide range of topics including movie reviews, interviews with actors and directors, and news updates on upcoming films and television shows. His expertise lies in providing insightful analysis and engaging content for movie enthusiasts.
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Matt Mahler predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on exclusive content and reviews. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider offering exclusives such as behind-the-scenes access or interviews with key figures in the film industry.
Given his emphasis on reviews, providing advance screenings of films or access to exclusive previews may be an effective way to engage with Matt. Additionally, if you have insights into upcoming trends or emerging talents within the entertainment industry, these could also capture his interest.
It's worth noting that while Matt does not have a specified geographic focus, he appears open to covering international topics within the realm of film and entertainment.
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By: Matt Mahler
Katt Williams shows how to do edgy humor right with the bombastic comedy special Woke Foke on Netflix.
By: Matt Mahler
Walton Goggins is hot off his Fallout performance and opened up about his tense relationship with Olyphant, who responded to his comments.
By: Matt Mahler
Among many famous faces who showed up for The Roast of Tom Brady, Ben Affleck's was certainly the weirdest.
By: Matt Mahler
Jennifer Connelly explains marriage and motherhood in Dark Matter, praises Joel Edgerton, and has no words about 2003's Hulk.
By: Matt Mahler
The new home media and theatrical release of 1994's The Crow is a testament to Brandon Lee and a reminder of his passion.
In one day, a ton of trailers dropped out of nowhere, expanding the summer movie season. Watch them all here.
By: Matt Mahler
Joel Edgerton, Jennifer Connelly, and Alice Braga lead Dark Matter, a romantic sci-fi thriller based on Blake Crouch's book.
By: Matt Mahler
It may be a small dark comedy, but the great director Jim Cummings had to warn the cast and crew of his film about the backlash.
By: Matt Mahler
The Wayward Pines author discussed bringing Dark Matter to Apple TV+ and the moment he very nearly quit writing to study law.
By: Matt Mahler
The moving new drama Aisha stars Letitia Wright as an immigrant in Ireland and Josh O'Connor as her new friend.
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