Rebecca Sayce is a versatile journalist who writes for various publications including Yahoo News UK, VultureHound Magazine, Metro.co.uk, and The Hollywood News. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Rebecca covers a wide range of topics including celebrity news, film and television reviews, and interviews with notable figures in the industry. Her work has also been featured in Digital Spy, Men's Health magazine UK, and Yahoo Sports.
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One film had Netflix viewers in a chokehold.
By: Rebecca Sayce
Peachfuzz is back.
By: Rebecca Sayce
'Mini-series storytelling at its best.'
The QI star has almost lost close to £1,000.
By: Rebecca Sayce
It's sweater weather and we're ready to curl up with a film.
By: Rebecca Sayce
She dominated the shoot in striking fashion choices.
Play armchair detective with these Netflix serial killer films.
By: Rebecca Sayce
Creep instantly captured the hearts of horror fans on its release in 2014. The simple found footage film, directed by Patrick Brice, follows struggling videographer Aaron (played by Brice) after he accepts a job to film a man named Josef ( Mark Duplass ). He is told that Josef is dying, and the video he is making is for the man's unborn son. But as the days roll on and Josef's behaviour becomes increasingly strange, Aaron soon realises there is something more sinister at work.
By: Sabrina Barr, Rebecca Sayce
He is notoriously private.
By: Rebecca Sayce
Content warning: This interview contains mentions of mental health issues, suicide, and infanticide.
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