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Katherine Webb
Film, TV and Entertainment Writer
I live in Kalamazoo, MI with my two kids and my two cats. I love writing about film, TV, pop culture, and how all three might just end up saving our sanity.
I live in Kalamazoo, MI with my two kids and my two cats. I love writing about film, TV, pop culture, and how all three might just end up saving our sanity.
CinemaBlend
It's been nearly two decades since Freaky Friday, but Jamie Lee Curtis is still keeping tabs on Lindsay Lohan.
People are finally waking up and realizing how awesome Doctor Sleep is.
The Oscar-winner has thoughts on work-life balance
Scream's leading lady has some thoughts on the success of the film that redefined the rules of the horror genre.
Starring in a major film franchise is a big deal for anyone, but it's safe to say Dakota Johnson felt the full effect of fame after her time in Fifty Shades of Grey.
With every new screen that Parasite plays on, a new fan of the Jessica Jingle is born.
Bright Wall/Dark Room
An essay about Tim Burton's "Big Fish" from the August 2017 edition of online magazine Bright Wall/Dark Room.
Sharp Objects is a slow-burning gothic horror about rage and shame and grief, one that explores-in meticulous, at times uncomfortable detail-what it feels like to live in both the midst and the aftermath of trauma.
When I was a teenager, Winona Ryder played many of the characters I wanted to emulate. But in 'Stranger Things,' she plays the first role that I recognize.
Labyrinth reminds us that even those girls who aren't destined for some heroic calling can, and will, fight like hell if the need arises.
The truth is complicated, and especially so for children. They see things through the lens of their own limited experience.
While The Ice Storm certainly explores the ins and outs of marital strife, of sibling rivalry, of that fragile and ever-changing bond between parent and child, it never feels like it's passing judgment on its subjects. Instead, Lee invites us to get to know these people by letting us live with them, walk the halls of their homes and lay in their beds.
ScreenRant
Disney and Pixar have given us countless memorable villains over the years. These are the best - or worst - of them all.
In many ways, both big and small, television is in the business of selling us the future. Whenever you flip the channels, you're likely to find a range of fortune tellers - infomercial psychics that swear they can see all, and cable news pollsters that try to predict the outcome of everything from a horse race to the presidential election.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is a difficult series to define, genre-wise - any devoted fan can tell you that. It's funny. It's emotional. It's introspective. It's action-packed. With seven seasons worth of vampires, witches, werewolves and countless other creepy creatures, too, we can't deny it is, in large part, a horror series.