Commentator on VERY BAD THINGS and BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
Witney Seibold is a commentator on VERY BAD THINGS and BREWSTER'S MILLIONS. He focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realms of film and cinema, and often discusses topics related to the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news. Witney's insights and critiques have been featured in Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., SlashFilm, and MSN.
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Weapons like Mjolnir might be powerful, but these Marvel Comics objects could wreak havoc on pretty much the whole universe.
The Jem'Hadar have a fascinating history in the Star Trek franchise. Here's what you need to know about this species of genetically engineered soldiers.
By: Witney Seibold
Milana Vayntrub missed out on getting to play Marvel's Squirrel Girl in live-action, but she adores portraying the hero in animated form, and for good reason.
By: Witney Seibold
If you're a fan of Hugh Howey's Silo, you should check out both seasons of another sci-fi series based on the author's short stories.
Since its Golden Age in the 1960s, and especially in the 1970s, Marvel Comics has often played around with cosmic gods and outsize powers that we puny mortals can never hope to comprehend.
Speculative fiction stories about alternate history make for some fun thought experiments, and these five forgotten films are some of the best.
The Academy Awards are better known as the Oscars and have been for many decades, but where did the nickname originally come from?
By: Witney Seibold
One Marvel character has been around so long that Clint Eastwood once revealed he's been a fan since he was a kid (if you can picture Clint Eastwood as a kid).
By: Witney Seibold
If you're looking for more Chiwetel Ejiofor projects after Backrooms, maybe check out this series he starred in based on a celebrated novel.
Isaac Asimov observed four details that seemed to make Star Trek a success, eventually leading to swarms of fans, huge conventions, and an entire franchise.
