Will Sayre is a freelance journalist who writes for Movieweb.com and Spectrum News 1. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Will covers film reviews, interviews with actors and directors, and analysis of popular TV shows. His work has also appeared in Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC. and Sunset Daily.
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Will Sayre's articles primarily cover entertainment news, including movie reviews and exclusive interviews with filmmakers and actors. Given this focus, if you have insider access to the film industry or can offer unique perspectives on movies, reaching out with exclusive content or insights into upcoming films could be effective.
Additionally, Will covers gaming to a lesser extent. If you have expertise in the intersection of gaming and entertainment such as video game adaptations or collaborations between the two industries, it might be worth pitching relevant stories for potential coverage by Will.
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Here (2024) Link copied to clipboard There have been a surprising number of mainstream single-take films in recent
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Horror Link copied to clipboard The horror genre is arguably the hardest to get right.
Survivor's guilt gets dissected in this powerful slow-burn film.
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Fall in love with Cillian Murphy all over again.
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It's not the best Christmas movie ever, but Judy Greer and Pete Holmes are charming as... heck.
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Barry Keoghan is just icing on the cake in this emotional powerhouse.
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From Jodie Foster to Daisy Ridley.
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"Season two picks up somewhere totally new, totally different. It'll hopefully confuse the audience."
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Walton Goggins also kills it in this game show thriller that somewhat runs out of steam.
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Scott Beck and Bryan Woods explain why they ultimately chose Hugh Grant over everyone else.
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