Ryan Epps is a Staff Writer at Tom's Guide, where he covers TVs, projectors, and other tech news. With a diverse background in entertainment and gaming, Ryan has reported on topics ranging from the film industry to cybersecurity, showcasing his passion for arts and entertainment. He has been featured in notable publications including TWICE, Digital Trends, and Polygon.
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By: Ryan Epps
Studio CLAP's latest feature arrives in theaters for two nights only this August
By: Ryan Epps
A decade later, few thrillers balance nerve-shredding suspense and moral ambiguity this well
Hiroyasu Ishida's feature debut remains one of anime's smartest celebrations of curiosity and imagination
By: Ryan Epps
The 28 Years Later actor commands the screen in a quieter take on Homer's classic tale
Leiji Matsumoto's masterpiece turned a space adventure into a meditation on immortality and loss
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In just over a decade, Studio Colorido has quietly become one of anime's most dependable homes for heartfelt fantasy. Whether it's the shape-shifting roman
By: Ryan Epps
Nearly half a century after Galaxy Express 999 first carried audiences across the cosmos, one of anime’s most influential space adventures is preparing to
By: Ryan Epps
With the creeping paranoia of its body-hopping villain, Gregory Hoblit's 1998 thriller feels more relevant than ever
After months of mystery, the set's original commanders are finally coming into focus.
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Did you know Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey already has a sequel? And it’s streaming on Paramount Plus? This is a 95% true statement. Nolan’s take on Home
