Chase Hutchinson is a Freelance Writer/Reporter at various outlets. He focuses on the arts and entertainment sector, covering topics such as the film industry, filmmaking, animation, and entertainment news, while also exploring the realms of digital and fine art. Chase's work has been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo News Singapore, VICE Media, The A.V. Club, and IndieWire.
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By: Chase Hutchinson
Kelly Macdonald isn't playing a superhero, but she's still the heart of Lanterns
Lovers of weird, eclectic, and thoughtfully-programmed cinema rejoice! The Northwest Film Forum (NWFF), Seattle's nonprofit independent art house
By: Chase Hutchinson
The new season, premiering Wednesday on FX and Hulu, is profoundly hilarious and emotionally shattering, writes our reviewer.
By: Chase Hutchinson
The Seattle Trans Underground Film Festival (STUFF) returns this week, proving that independent and trans cinema is not only alive, but thriving. With a variety of features and shorts, it’s the local film festival to attend this week. The fest runs October 15th through the 18th at the Northwest Film Forum (now open all week […]
By: Chase Hutchinson
The first lie, or at least first half-truth, of You Can See Everything , Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's intriguing, inescapably compromised, yet
By: Chase Hutchinson
of 3 Marq Evans and Bigfoot go way back. At least, he and the film version do.
The comedian's new HBO special is both wonderfully wacky and astutely observational.
By: Chase Hutchinson
"Desperate Measures" serves up a healthy dose of romance—and reality.
A conversation with the director of Laika's new film Wildwood.
Funny is the wrong word for this, but it’s quite interesting that Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love comes out so close on the heels of last week’s release of Nathan Fielder’s
