Matthew Swigonski is a freelance journalist who writes for various publications, including Heavy Sports and TV Shows Ace. His articles cover a range of topics, including celebrity news, reality TV, and pop culture. Matthew's work has also been featured in Bubbleblabber and LastWordOnSports.com.
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Matthew Swigonski primarily covers entertainment news, with a focus on celebrity stories and current events in the entertainment industry. Based on his article titles and coverage attributes, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or exclusive insights into trending celebrity news, reality TV shows, music releases, and viral sensations.
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When premiered in 2021, nobody could predict that the show would become a worldwide hit and Netflix's most popular TV show of all time.
By: Matthew Swigonski
Early reviews for Wolf Man are out and they are about what you would expect from a mid-January horror release.
Just because a horror movie is splattered in blood or has a chainsaw-wielding maniac running around doesn't mean that there isn't romance involved. In the face of great tragedy or unspeakable horrors, humans are always capable of forming a lifelong connection that transcends even the most assured death. Can you think of a more romantic setting than a
When first hit theaters in 2005, it was immediately obvious that Christopher Nolan was ready to take the Caped Crusader into the 21st Century.
By: Matthew Swigonski
As one of the most popular sci-fi film franchises in cinematic history, the Alien series is filled with plenty of controversial entries that leave a lot to be desired, and that’s not even considering the infamous Alien vs. Predator films (but that’s a whole other story). Obviously, it would be extremely difficult for any film […]
By: Matthew Swigonski
Have you ever watched a movie and thought that you had the whole thing figured out by the start of the second act? A movie so predictable that you could fall asleep for 20 minutes and still not miss anything. If that sounds like the kind of movie that you’re looking for, then unfortunately Sorry […]
When James Gunn's Superman trailer released in December 2024, it was a good reminder as to why we love the iconic superhero.
By: Matthew Swigonski
While it wasn’t a Wolverine and Batman mashup, The Prestige remains one of Christopher Nolan’s best movies, and it also happens to be one of his most overlooked as well. Hot on the heels of the successful Batman Begins, Nolan was able to re-team with Christian Bale and pair him with Hugh Jackman. The result […]
Growing up in the 90s , I was routinely asked a few pressing questions that nearly caused an existential crisis each time: Do you like pogs?
By: Matthew Swigonski
Let's face it, the found-footage genre is one of the most polarizing subgenres out there. Audiences tend to either love the look and feel of the rawness of a found-footage flick or they can't stand the shaky cam and even shakier logic of some of the dumbest characters in cinematic history. But for those of us that love the genre no matter what, there is nothing better than stumbling across an underrated found-footage film and wondering how we could have possibly gone so long without watching it. The only catch is that those movies can also be the first to be forgotten about.
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