Rita Dorsch is a Writer and Educator at Grunge Features. With a passion for history and entertainment, she covers the film industry and filmmaking, drawing from her extensive experience in writing and teaching. Rita's work has been featured in notable publications including Looper, Grunge, MSN, and Movieweb.com.
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Rita Dorsch's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, with a mix of industry-specific insights and announcements. To effectively engage Rita, consider offering pitches related to film and cinematic events. These can include behind-the-scenes exclusives or in-depth analyses of the latest summer blockbusters.
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'After the Hunt' didn't devote enough time to its best argument.
By: Rita Dorsch
Fans don't need to agree with the franchise's politics, but the movies have to be about something for people to care.
By: Rita Dorsch
It's not "will they" or "won't they," but "how."
By: Rita Dorsch
The film's conclusion might not be satisfying, but it is appropriate.
Living in 2025 can feel exhausting. Everything we do, including consuming media, feels so much more difficult and divisive than it ought to be.
By: Rita Dorsch
Nobody Wants This is one of the most endearing romantic comedies on television. The series, about a dating advice podcaster named Joanne ( Kristen
Netflix 's Ballad of a Small Player seemed to have everything going for it. Its director, Edward Berger, had been on a hot streak.
By: Rita Dorsch
A House of Dynamite , now streaming on Netflix , imagines what would happen if a nuclear warhead were launched at the United States.
By: Rita Dorsch
Does it actually live up to the hype?
The show is littered with in-jokes and references to the actors' real lives.
