Zac Wenzel is a freelance journalist who writes for Movieweb.com and Cigalah Group. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including horror movies, film rankings, TV series, and pop culture. Zac's work has also been featured in Sunset Daily.
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Zac Wenzel's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, TV shows, and movie reviews. His work largely consists of listicles and rankings that appeal to pop culture enthusiasts. If you're looking to reach out to Zac, consider providing pitches related to trending TV shows or movies, notable performances by actors, or analysis of popular characters in the entertainment industry.
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By: Zac Wenzel
Disney and Warner Brothers, take note. Godzilla Minus One holds the key to your future blockbuster films.
With a wide-open career ahead of Timothée Chalamet, these are the 10 best performances from the young actor... so far.
2024 is bringing a plethora of exciting films for fans of all genres. Here is one movie from each month of this year that should get your attention.
The 1990s were a carefree age of fantasy and wonder. But which fantasy films ruled the box office?
By: Zac Wenzel
Horror has been historically overlooked at the Academy Awards. Here are some recent horror films that should have cracked the Oscar nominations.
While these movies aren't necessarily big-budget blockbusters, they've made a huge splash in the arthouse film world.
By: Zac Wenzel
Listen up, Bub. The MCU is about to change forever, and it's all thanks to Loki.
A nostalgic look back to some lesser-known '90s teen comedies that pass the test of time and are still worth a laugh.
Some of your favorite television characters almost had a completely different look and feel.
Quentin Tarantino Updated Link copied to clipboard It didn't take long after his first film that Quentin Tarantino became one of the most well-known directors of the modern era.
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