Scott Mendelson is a Columnist at The Wrap. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news. Scott's insights and commentary have also been featured in Forbes, Yahoo News, and various other prominent outlets.
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Scott Mendelson mainly covers entertainment news and gaming. His articles focus on movie releases, box office performance, film directors, and sequels. Given his emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, he may be interested in exclusive interviews or insights related to upcoming movies, box office performance analysis, or industry trends. If you have relevant insider information about the entertainment industry or upcoming blockbuster films that align with Scott's coverage areas, these could make for compelling pitches.
Additionally, since he has covered topics related to gaming as well as entertainment news such as movies and Hollywood gossip extensively in the past year; if your organization operates at the intersection of these industries or can provide unique perspectives relating to them both concurrently – it would likely grab Scott’s attention.
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‘Street Fighter’ topped with an underwhelming $31 million as ‘You Can See Everything’ debuted with $15 million, doubling 'Melania's opening and ranking among the biggest under-1,000 screen debuts ever
Nearly a decade since its last film, Laika returns with yet another visually stupendous and emotionally resonant action fantasy that mostly lives up to my own hype
By: Scott Mendelson
It’s less a horror flick than a supernatural vengeance thriller, and while fun and sometimes clever, it leans on IP awareness to compensate for its comparative shortcomings
As ‘You Can See Everything’ closes out its first week above $25 million and ‘Wicker’ nets new milestones for Black Bear, weekend rankings are less important than weekend grosses
‘Clayface’ grossed $10.4 million as ‘You Can See Everything’ tripled its screen count for a bigger-than-‘Borat’ boost as ‘Wildwood’ nabbed $4 million while ‘Street Fighter’ fell and ‘Klara’ vanished
By: Scott Mendelson
When an R-rated horror movie sold on the DC Comics brand still opens barely on par with non-franchise R-rated chillers, that’s a verdict on the IP and the whole caped-crusading sub-genre.
By: Scott Mendelson
‘You Can See Everything’ tripled its screen count and jumped 25% while Black Bear finally has a domestic success in the non- ‘Clayface’ weekend movie money news
By: Scott Mendelson
‘Wildwood’ opened just high enough to inspire (false?) hope, so can rave reviews and sky-high reception lead to a strong(er) post-debut multiplier?
The notion of ‘Dune Part Three’ and ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ duking it out at the box office over Christmas is noticeably less fun than it might’ve been even a month or two ago.
Sony’s second preview for its year-end franchise tentpole sells as the main plot what its teaser sold as merely a mid-film or third-act story turn
