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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"He is one of the most wonderful actors I've ever worked with."
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The vicious Hollywood satire is more relevant than ever.
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Billy Bob went from a cameo in 1883 to leading the new show from Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan.
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Jon Hamm & Demi Moore are somewhat wasted, but this is still one of Taylor Sheridan's best shows.
James Jordan also stars in 'Landman' with Jacob Lofland, who said they operated a real oil rig in the show.
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Ali Larter Link copied to clipboard Millennials might find it hard to believe that Varsity Blues was officially released 25 years ago.
Street Trash Link copied to clipboard Within the vastness of the horror genre, there are myriad subgenres which group together similar films, few as niche as 'melt movies.'
Ali Larter Link copied to clipboard ABC's hit drama series The Rookie exploded in popularity upon its debut back in 2018, even spawning a spinoff amid its long run on the broadcast network.
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Stanley Kubrick Link copied to clipboard First came Street Trash in 1987, a fun little Brooklyn-set cult classic that would become
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Movie and TV Reviews Link copied to clipboard Imagine visiting a small foreign territory and being showered with celebrity-status attention.
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