Aaron Couch is a Film Editor at The Hollywood Reporter. He oversees THR’s film team, focusing on industry reporting and entertainment news, while also editing the Heat Vision blog, which covers genre movies and features a weekly newsletter. Couch's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Finance UK, and several other prominent outlets.
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Aaron’s coverage is heavily centered on film and the business behind it, with a strong tilt toward release dates, deals, and industry moves. He seems most responsive to pitches that are timely and tied to concrete announcements, such as casting, production starts, distribution changes, or box office developments.
He also appears open to exclusive angles and direct-access stories, especially when they involve recognizable names or projects with clear momentum. For coverage around theater-adjacent work or live entertainment, pitches should still connect back to the broader screen and industry angle he already follows.
His reporting has a global reach, while still paying attention to the United States.
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By: Aaron Couch
The filmmaker is in theaters with 'Insidious: Out of the Further.'
The major exhibitor is launching Leawood Films, a distribution company that will put indie movies in theaters that might otherwise be overlooked.
He quietly left longtime home Verve earlier this year. Rob Liefeld is finding a new home at Range Media Partners , with the comic book creator signing with the management firm.
The adaptation of the epic poem is from filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari.
The Ramayana is headed to theaters this fall, with Sony putting a Nov. 6 release date on the project.
By: Aaron Couch
The 30 young (and old) auteurs who are keeping movie theaters alive — and even setting off a few bidding wars.
By: Aaron Couch
The Spider-Man feature is soon aiming to become the top grossing movie domestically of all time, as Tom Holland's other summer movie, 'The Odyssey,' comes in at No. 2.
By: Aaron Couch
He has amassed seven million followers with his horror shorts. Now Lackey has horror veterans, including Spooky Pictures' Steven Schneider, as well as Jason Blum and James Wan, producing his feature debut.
By: Aaron Couch
John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein's Cold War action-comedy was nearly stopped cold when a key location fell through.
By: Aaron Couch
Partners Aaron Ryder and Andrew Swett's slate this year has included 'I Love Boosters' and 'The Death of Robin Hood,' with the big budget Keanu Reeves movie 'Shiver' in post with director Tim Miller.
