Scott Beggs
A veteran of writing about movie culture for a decade, Scott's writing appears at Vanity Fair, Film School Rejects, IndieWire, Nerdist (obviously) and more.
He also co-hosts the screenwriting podcast Broken Projector, and his fiction appears at Mulholland Books' Popcorn Fiction and Adventitious.net.
He wants to be Buster Keaton's best friend.
Get Behind the Lonesome Poster for Sam Elliott's THE HERO (Exclusive)
Will Macon Blair and Jeremy Saulnier Fill the Tarantino Void?
THE EXPANSE Recap: Millions Will Go Hungry
GET OUT's Daniel Kaluuya is a Subaquatic Fish Hunter in This Short Film
THE EXPANSE Recap: The Epstein Drive Creates a Paradigm Shift
Why KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS and LAIKA Deserve the Oscar
THE EXPANSE Showrunner Asks, "Are You Sure the Protomolecule’s a Life Form?"
THE EXPANSE Recap: I Came An Awful Long Way to Find You
TRAPPED Is a Hot-Blooded, Bone-Chilling Prestige Mystery (Review)
THE EXPANSE Recap: The Mormons Are Gonna Be Pissed
This Short Doc Will Make You Want to Go to Clown College
THE EXPANSE Recap: The Freshest Banger From Eros
How One Real-Life Batman Uses the Character to Channel His Grief
THE EXPANSE Season 2 Premiere Recap: Burn the Bastards Down
Kate Micucci and Aubrey Plaza Are Dirty Nuns in THE LITTLE HOURS (Sundance Review)
CASTING JONBENET Isn’t the Documentary You Think It Is (Sundance Review)
78/52 is for Hitchcock Obsessives and the Cinematically Curious
Peter Dinklage Deserves Better Than REMEMORY (Sundance Review)
Holographic Jon Hamm Wants to Ease Your Pain in MARJORIE PRIME (Sundance Review)
THE HISTORY OF COMEDY Takes Getting Silly Seriously (Sundance Review)
Horror Anthology XX is a Bloody Mixed Bag of Broken Bones (Sundance Review)
A GHOST STORY Travels Through Time and One Space (Sundance Review)
The FORBIDDEN BRIDES: Come For the Neil Gaiman Wit, Stay For the Artwork (Comic Review)