Ryan Lambie is an Editor at WHYNOW. He specializes in the intersections of arts and entertainment, film and cinema, and technology, with a particular focus on the film industry, filmmaking, and the impact of AI and machine learning on creative processes. Ryan's insights and analyses are 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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Receiving both applause and a hint of bafflement at Cannes, Hope is the new monster movie from The Wailing director Na Hong-jin. Here's the trailer:
After a decade away from the big screen, director Nicolas Winding Refn returns with Her Private Hell: a typically stylish horror starring Sophia Thatcher. Here's the trailer:
Disney combines the familiarity of its hit TV series with the expense of a cinema ticket with The Mandalorian And Grogu. Our review:
Adolescence director Philip Barantini is set to remake 1972 Steve McQueen thriller The Getaway for Netflix. But will it return to the original book?
Two of this summer's big releases highlight the difference between 2026 and the 1970s, when studios took risks on Star Wars and Close Encounters.
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By: Ryan Lambie
As The Mandalorian And Grogu rightly puts puppetry centre stage in a movie, a look back at Gremlins 2's astonishing creature effects.
How long does Christopher Nolan need to tell his story of a Greek king abroad? 172 minutes according to a cinema listing for The Odyssey.
The new Cliffhanger, with Lily James replacing Stallone, was supposed to be in cinemas this August. Financial trouble means that Neon may step in as its distributor…
By: Ryan Lambie, Michael Jackson
Lionsgate boss Adam Fogelson has talked about a potential Michael sequel, which he says will be an “incredibly entertaining movie.”
