Rory Wilding is a Contributing Writer at AIPT. He focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, with a particular emphasis on the film industry and filmmaking. Rory's insights and critiques can be found in his contributions to AIPT.
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Rory Wilding focuses on providing reviews for a variety of entertainment media, with a strong emphasis on movies and TV shows. His interest also extends to anime, books, and gaming.
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Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is back in the form of an exquisite artbook.
After successfully reviving 'The Evil Dead', can Lee Cronin achieve the same thing with the mummified icon?
Looking back at its groundbreaking development, ongoing relevance in arts and politics, and what its positive message of being an outsider means to us.
After a decade of publication, Witch Hat Atelier gets the hardcover treatment in a thing of beauty.
Five years later, does director Simon McQuoid deliver the MK experience that was somewhat missing before?
As the world of Tohru Kuramori's dark fantasy series expands its world, so does the familiarity of its genre.
Mando and Grogu made their big-screen debut, but is this the cinematic return we've been wanting from Star Wars?
By: Rory Wilding
Get ready for the most uncoventional play on the Spider-Man mythos!
Filmmaker Daniel Noah curates a new anthology series with multiple comic book creators to explore various paranormal phenomena.
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