Ryan Lambie is an Editor at WHYNOW. He specializes in the realms of arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, entertainment news, and the intricacies of the film industry, including topics such as filmmaking, celebrities, and digital art. Ryan's work has been featured in WHYNOW, The Digital Fix, and Den of Geek.
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Ryan Lambie's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, movies, video games, and the film industry. His coverage includes press releases and reviews of various media content. When reaching out to him with pitches or expert commentary, consider offering insights into upcoming movie releases, gaming industry trends, or analysis of popular culture phenomena.
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From the director of It Follows comes the summer dinosaurs-in-the-suburbs epic, The End Of Oak Street, starring Ewan McGregor and Anne Hathaway. Our review
By: Ryan Lambie
With spoilers, we dig into The End Of Oak Street's ending – and explore how it might be a lot messier than it first looks.
By: Ryan Lambie
There appears to have been little progress on a sixth Pirates Of The Caribbean, as producer Jerry Bruckheimer says he's talked to Johnny Depp about returning.
What does a 1990 Mickey Mouse game have to do with the horror phenomenon Backrooms and late-stage capitalism? Glad you asked…
By: Ryan Lambie
For years, Invasion Of The Body Snatchers has been accompanied by talk of political allegory. But its director had a different message in mind…
Both made using generative AI, Alex Proyas's Heaven and Roger Avery's Paradise Lost are set to appear in US cinemas in 2027.
Legendary effects makeup artist Tom Savini's house was recently damaged in a housefire. Now a GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help support him.
Due in cinemas this week, Jason Statham thriller Mutiny suddenly appeared on Prime Video in the US – before being swiftly removed.
Preston Sturges' Sullivan's Travels is a comedy with a heartfelt moral core – as summed up in its use of three very different cinema screens.
Christian band Demon Hunter is suing Netflix, claiming that KPop Demon Hunters is causing ‘substantial confusion' over its name.
