Maryann Johanson is a writer at Detroit Metro Times. She covers themes in arts and entertainment, focusing on the film industry, filmmaking, celebrities, comedy, and urban art & street art. Maryann's work has been featured in Salt Lake City Weekly and Inlander.
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Maryann Johanson's coverage predominantly consists of film reviews and entertainment news, with a focus on the analysis of movies. Given her emphasis on movie analysis and critiques, she would likely be receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights into upcoming films, industry trends, or relevant cultural phenomena related to cinema.
Since Maryann's articles also touch upon topics like house & home and culture & society, she may also be interested in content related to these areas if they intersect with the world of film and entertainment.
Considering her international scope as indicated by being named a top 10 UK film blog, global relevance should be emphasized in any pitch aimed at catching her attention.
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By: Seth Sommerfeld, Chase Hutchinson, Maryann Johanson, Josh Bell, Jason Baxter
Our critics take shots at their least favorite films of last year… including some critical darlings
By: Maryann Johanson
I’m so very sorry to have been away for so very long. The last few years have been an enormous, stupid struggle for me, most of which I’ve mentioned in bits and pieces and which I will talk about more, but I won’t get into it now except to say that I have been learning fun new terms such as functional freeze and
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With Supergirl arriving, a look at Tank Girl, Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman and more.
By: Maryann Johanson
Prepare to get meta at Camp Miasma. A thing that makes writer/director Jane Schoenbrun unique among filmmakers working today is this: They
By: Maryann Johanson
MaryAnn’s quick take: A blood-gushing, cheerfully horny phantasmagorical black comedy fueled by writer-director Jane Schoenbrun’s unique understanding fandom and the intense relationships we can have with pop culture.
MaryAnn’s quick take: A smart, funny switched-up Cinderella for the social-media era with lots to say about modern dating and gender relations that is caustic, optimistic, and exasperated all at once. Instant comfort movie.
By: Maryann Johanson
Finding Emily hits the rom-com comfort watch sweet spot. There is only one aspect of any romantic comedy that truly matters: Do we care
