Commentator on VERY BAD THINGS and BREWSTER'S MILLIONS
Witney Seibold is a commentator on VERY BAD THINGS and BREWSTER'S MILLIONS. He focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realms of film and cinema, and often discusses topics related to the film industry, filmmaking, and entertainment news. Witney's insights and critiques have been featured in Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., SlashFilm, and MSN.
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. In 2012, critic Dave Kehr wrote an essay for The New York Times about John Ford's
By: Witney Seibold
Westerns used to dominate the television landscape, but this show that cast Leonard Nimoy as a guest-star is mostly forgotten.
By: Witney Seibold
Andy Weir, the author of Project Hail Mary, once named his favorite sci-fi movie during a Reddit AMA and the film's influence is reflected in his novels.
By: Witney Seibold
This 2001 historical adventure flick aspired to put an exciting, inventive spin on a familiar story. Suffice it to say, it failed.
Ryan Gosling's pre-Hollywood career is full of Canadian-produced gems, like this Western series co-starring Sarah Chalke.
By: Witney Seibold
Prime Video subscribers can check out this mostly forgotten (but romantic) John Wayne and Rita Hayworth flick that hit theaters in the '60s.
Nostalgia isn't nearly enough to save Practical Magic 2, a messy, unfunny sequel that's had one too many margaritas. Here's our review.
By: Witney Seibold
The Fallout games and subsequent series wears its inspirations proudly, including this sci-fi fantasy film starring Ron Perlman.
By: Witney Seibold
Anne McCaffrey's beloved Dragons of Pern books were nearly turned into a sci-fi fantasy show that fell apart at the last minute. Here's what happened.
On Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Kirk, played by Paul Wesley, is depicted closer to the classic version of the character than the popular misconception.
