Chase Hutchinson is a Freelance Writer/Reporter at various outlets. He covers themes related to arts and entertainment, with a focus on the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news. Chase's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News Singapore, VICE Media, and The Seattle Times.
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‘It Ends’ review: Alexander Ullom delivers a haunting horror debut The Seattle Times
By: Chase Hutchinson
Movie review “It Ends,” the phenomenal feature debut from writer-director Alexander Ullom, is an inci
By: Chase Hutchinson
The second season of "Dark Matter," which premieres Friday on Apple TV, remains a watchable show, though it has a long way to go to become essential viewing.
By: Chase Hutchinson
TV review Editor's note: This includes spoilers for “Dark Matter” Season 1. In a world where artificia
By: Chase Hutchinson
For a show that began as potentially darkly poetic or challenging, "Last Seen" (which premieres Wednesday on Apple TV) plays it far too safe, writes our reviewer.
By: Chase Hutchinson
Movie review “Hope,” the excellent new work from writer-director Na Hong-jin, is a lot of movie. It's
By: Chase Hutchinson
For those willing to ride along with it, it’s one of the most glorious, darkly funny, exhilarating cinematic experiences you’ll have all year, writes our reviewer.
By: Chase Hutchinson
In American Doctor, the thoughtful, unflinching and urgent documentary from director Poh Si Teng, three American physicians (Palestinian, Jewish, and Zoroastrian) enter Gaza to assist local hospitals that are continually
By: Chase Hutchinson
“Rapinoe,” Rebeca Huntt's revealing portrait of the athlete and activist Megan Rapinoe, is not like other celebrity documentaries.
By: Chase Hutchinson
Toronto Film Festival 2026: Exploring Rapinoe as an athlete and person, Rebecca Huntt's doc isn't standard hagiographic fare
