Vanessa Armstrong is the Founder and Principal of her own company. She is also an editor for SlashFilm and a writer for Tor.com, with her work appearing in various publications such as The New York Times, Vulture, and Glamour Magazine. Vanessa's expertise lies in the realm of entertainment, covering topics ranging from film and television adaptations to fantasy and science fiction literature.
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Vanessa Armstrong's coverage heavily revolves around entertainment news, particularly focusing on film adaptations, TV shows, fantasy, science fiction and authors. She appears to have a strong preference for exclusive content and press releases.
If you're looking to reach out to Vanessa with a pitch or source recommendation, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming film or TV show adaptations within the fantasy and sci-fi genres. Additionally, if you have access to insider information about author-related events or announcements in the entertainment industry that align with her coverage themes, it could be of interest to her.
It is worth noting that while she does not seem geographically focused in her articles' titles list, an international perspective may add value due to the global nature of the entertainment industry.
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The French-language adaptation will hit theaters at the end of the year
The dinosaurs aren't on a spaceship anymore...
By: Vanessa Armstrong
It will be shot exclusively in a "virtual production environment," which doesn't sound terrible at all
Get your chance to do Elphaba's signature "battle cry" in a theater full of musical enthusiasts this holiday season
| The marketing train is chugging out of the station for the live-action version of How to Train Your Dragon . Today, Universal Pictures
By: Vanessa Armstrong
| When news broke that there was going to be a live-action film based on the video game, Minecraft , more than a few people wondered how the hell that was going to work.
By: Vanessa Armstrong
Remember back in February 2021 when we reported that Paul W.S. Anderson was directing an adaptation of George R.R. Martin's short story, βIn the Lost Landsβ? I didn't either, but it seems we have proof that the production actually happened, and that it stars Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista.
Thankfully, the creators got to tell the story they intended
By: Vanessa Armstrong
The aliens think this kid is the leader of Earth
| MGM+ has renewed the sci-fi horror-tinged series From for a ten-episode fourth season.
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