Commentator on VERY BAD THINGS and BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
Witney Seibold is a commentator on VERY BAD THINGS and BREWSTER'S MILLIONS. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on film and cinema, theater, and design, often discussing topics such as celebrities, entertainment news, and the film industry. Witney's insights and critiques have been featured in Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., and SlashFilm.
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By: Witney Seibold
Obsession director Curry Barker makes a cameo in his much-buzzed-about horror movie, and it's a pretty memorable moment at that.
You've probably heard about Meryl Steep's voice cameo in Project Hail Mary, but there's another big one that's now been confirmed.
By: Witney Seibold
Even though Star Trek: The Next Generation's two-part episodes often delivered some of the best stories, Paramount wasn't a fan of the cliffhangers.
By: Witney Seibold
Margaret Atwood once made a bold claim about Star Trek after the Handmaid's Tale author discussed the sci-fi and fantasy genres with Ursula K. Le Guin.
By: Witney Seibold
It's hard to imagine the MCU without Trevor Slattery, but Marvel didn't originally intend for him to play such a pivotal role.
By: Witney Seibold
Margaret Atwood knows how to tell a terrifying story, so it shouldn't be a shock that the author of The Handmaid's Tale has good taste in horror.
By: Witney Seibold
Let's talk about an underrated episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine from Season 2 that more Trekkies should be talking about.
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Anne Rice fans were wary of the Interview with the Vampire movie adaptation prior to its release, while Rice herself eventually wrote an essay about it.
By: Witney Seibold
Star Trek franchise Vulcans like Spock are known for being cool-headed and logical. But their history reveals they weren't always this way.
Backrooms is far from the first movie to explore liminal spaces and their eerie nature. Here are five of the best liminal films ever, ranked.
