Nathaniel Muir is a journalist for AIPT, covering a wide range of topics in the entertainment industry. With a focus on film and television reviews, Nathaniel provides insightful and engaging commentary on the latest releases, offering readers a valuable perspective on the world of entertainment.
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Nathaniel Muir specializes in reviewing films, with a focus on thrillers, horror movies, and true crime. Given his emphasis on reviews and event coverage related to entertainment news and gaming, he is likely to be interested in receiving pitches about new film releases within these genres.
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'Skincare' is an engaging thriller base on real events.
'Strange Harvest' is one of the creepiest movies of the year.
'The Becomers' is a good movie that ultimately takes on too much.
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'Ghost Game' has a neat premise that it is unable to fully take advantage of.
'Carved' is a fantastic addition to Halloween horror.
'Members Club' may be the rarest form of horror comedy.
'Director's Cut' sounds like a fun mix of punk rock and horror.
'Black Cab' is a good old fashioned ghost storyl.
By: Nathaniel Muir
Raunchy, silly, and gross.
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