Drew Taylor is a Reporter at The Wrap. He specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news, while also exploring topics related to authors, books, and celebrities. Drew's work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo Finance, Yahoo Sports, and Vulture.
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Drew Taylor’s coverage is heavily centered on film, with recurring attention to new projects, behind-the-scenes developments, and exclusive launch announcements. He appears most receptive to pitches that offer timely access, fresh production news, or strong creative angles tied to upcoming releases and industry moves.
He also frequently covers interviews and commentary around filmmakers, studios, and talent, so sources with direct involvement in notable productions or a clear vantage point on current entertainment developments are likely to resonate. Coverage with a Japan connection may be especially relevant given his geographic focus.
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By: Drew Taylor
One of the starrier world premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival, “Babies,” as the festival's program states, “digs deep into the
By: Drew Taylor
For those in the know, a new animated feature from Irish studio Cartoon Saloon is just as momentous an occasion as the latest from other, more
By: Drew Taylor
Are you ready to visit “Crystal Lake?” The new streaming series from A24, set “the world of ‘Friday the 13th,'” hits Peacock on October 15 – just in time for Halloween.
By: Drew Taylor
In Rodrigo Sorogoyen's “The Beloved,” which has its North American premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, Javier Bardem plays, in the
By: Drew Taylor
“Pretenders,” the new documentary centered on the iconic rock band led by Chrissie Hynde, is world premiering at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.
“Carrie” is coming back. A new adaptation of Stephen King's novel is set to premiere next month on Prime Video.
There are few actresses as fearless as Léa Seydoux. She anchored controversial 2017 Cannes-winner “Blue Is the Warmest Color,” appeared in
By: Drew Taylor
“Tangles” is one of the best movies – animated or otherwise – of 2026.
The massive deal between Skydance Animation and Netflix, originally announced back in 2023, is over.
"Carrie" is coming back. A new adaptation of Stephen King's novel is set to premiere next month on Prime Video.
