Sean Boelman is an Assistant to the Editor in Chief at FandomWire. With a passion for entertainment and pop culture, Sean contributes articles on a variety of topics including film reviews, television show breakdowns, interviews with industry professionals, and predictions for major awards ceremonies.
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Sean Boelman specializes in review articles, particularly focused on animated movies and TV shows. His coverage is predominantly centered around providing critical analysis of entertainment content, making him most responsive to pitches related to new releases or exclusive insights into the creation process of animated movies and series.
Given his focus on reviews, Sean may be interested in receiving advance access to upcoming releases for review purposes. Additionally, he might appreciate interviews with directors, producers, or key talents behind the animated movies and TV shows he covers.
It's important to note that there isn't a specific geographic focus mentioned for Sean's coverage; hence, relevant pitches should revolve around global entertainment releases rather than being limited by location.
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By: Sean Boelman
Although the visuals and performances in The Substance are impeccable, the bloated length and poor pacing keep the film from connecting as well as it should.
The Terrifier franchise has gone from a small but devoted cult following to being one of the most recognizable IPs in the horror genre.
There was once a time when it seemed like Ali Abbasi's Donald Trump movie The Apprentice would never be released.
New Zealand filmmaker James Ashcroft's debut, Coming Home in the Dark, was a bleak and unsettling thriller.
If the name Lee Miller sounds familiar, it may be because you're familiar with the history of war journalism, or it could be because she's discussed
By: Sean Boelman
We at FandomWire got to speak with Mercedes Bryce Morgan, Marco Pigossi, and Andra Nechita about Bone Lake.
By: Sean Boelman
At Teacup's Fantastic Fest world premiere, we got to speak with McCulloch and actors Rob Morgan (Mudbound) and Chaske Spencer (Twilight) about the show.
By: Sean Boelman
At Teacup’s Fantastic Fest world premiere, we spoke with Scott Speedman, Emilie Bierre, and Caleb Dolden about their roles.
After five and a half years, the vampires' reign over the kingdom of Staten Island is unfortunately coming to an end.
By: Sean Boelman
Narrowly saved by a strong lead performance by Michael Keaton, Goodrich unfortunately feels like a shallow carbon copy of a Nancy Meyers movie.
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