Rory Doherty is a freelance journalist and writer whose work has been featured in publications such as Inverse, Paste Magazine, and British GQ. With a focus on film, television, and pop culture, Rory's articles delve into the world of entertainment and provide insightful analysis and reviews.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
International
Rory's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on movie and TV show reviews. He also covers industry-specific events and provides expert commentary.
Given Rory's coverage attributes, he would likely be responsive to pitches offering expert insights or opinions related to the entertainment industry. This could include interviews with industry professionals such as actors, directors, producers, or other experts in the field of movies, TV shows or music.
As his geographic focus is not specified but given his diverse range of topics covered including global entertainment news and artists to watch out for globally in 2024 it is clear that he takes an international view of the entertainment industry.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Rory Doherty
Wicked Little Letters suffers from a severe tone problem as if the deepest resonance of its true story is struggling to be heard from within the British romp formula.
Netflix's Scoop is entertaining. The central interview is a corker, and Newsnight’s process from pitching to airing is compelling to watch. But Scoop has little clue what the point of Scoop should be.
Despite sounding like a twee English village comedy with ludicrously small stakes and a lot of homegrown British heart, Mr Bates vs The Post Office is about one of the most egregious and calamitous miscarriages of justice in the United Kingdom.
A series of petty thefts in a German school set off a chain of unfortunate events for a well-meaning teacher in this tightly wound drama that never quite achieves its ambitions as a parable for real-world issues
By: Rory Doherty
By Rory Doherty | April 10, 2024 | 10:00am Photo Courtesy of HBO
By Rory Doherty | April 10, 2024 | 1:05pm Photo courtesy of Netflix Demetri Martin fans already know that he likes his comedy on the neurotic side.
Nowhere Special’s delayed release is, well, nothing special, but neither is the careful and unambitious film.
By Rory Doherty | April 25, 2024 | 1:52pm Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai is the blueprint to…well, too many films to list here.
By: Rory Doherty
If you love horror and also watching Law & Order, then you need to watch these ten horror procedurals. Read more on Dread Central.
By: Rory Doherty
Shardlake is a bit like the Tudor version of Slow Horses, with a bit less forced humor and endearing characters but just as much clunky thriller plotting. You’ll have a good time.
(833) 317-6278 
" alt="'Wicked Little Letters' is Playfully Uninteresting & Likes It That Way">
