Valerie Ettenhofer is a TV critic at Reject Nation. She covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on film and cinema, television, and emerging themes like artificial intelligence. Valerie's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Inverse, Film School Rejects, and IGN Entertainment.
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Valerie's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly TV shows, movies, and actors. She also delves into gaming-related content. Her coverage suggests that she may be open to pitches related to reviews of new releases in the entertainment industry or expert commentary from individuals with insider knowledge about upcoming projects or trends within the entertainment world.
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When "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" first hit AMC, my mom watched it before I did. At the time, I asked her how the crossbow-wielding fan favorite
By: Valerie Ettenhofer
Leonard Nimoy got into several conflicts while directing the fourth Star Trek film.
If you look back at "Deadpool & Wolverine" coverage from about a year ago, you won't see the most famous member of the X-Men's name in the title.
The Academy has handed out thousands of statuettes throughout Oscars history, but only six awards have ever ended in a tie.
By: Valerie Ettenhofer
John Dutton's body is barely cold, but it's already time to look towards the future of the "Yellowstone" universe.
When I was a kid, I wanted to watch every Alison Lohman movie I could find. The actor may not be a household name, but throughout the 2000s, she
Teen shows are a dime a dozen on Netflix , but few of them are as funny, charming, chaotic, and emotionally grounded as "Never Have I Ever."
By: Valerie Ettenhofer
Stephen King's delightfully screwed-up stories have been getting the big screen treatment since 1976 , but not a single adaptation over the past 49 years looks quite like "The Monkey."
When he isn't making us laugh on shows like "Harley Quinn" and "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" (not to mention in ever-present "Seinfeld" reruns and
By: Valerie Ettenhofer
After putting his own spin on one of the most famous vampire stories of all time, horror's biggest history nerd is about to go even further into
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