By: Thomas West
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Thomas J. West III is a journalist at Screen Rant. His writing focuses on film and television, with contributions to various platforms including Screenology, FanFare, and Primetimer, as well as his regular Substack newsletter, Omnivorous. He is featured in outlets such as MSN and The Gospel Coalition and is an active member of GALECA, the Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics.
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