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.
WIND RIVER Struggles to Find Its Way Through the Blizzard (Sundance Review)
THE BIG SICK is the Best Romantic Comedy in Years (Sundance Review)
FREE AND EASY Is an Absurdist Spin Into Hong Kong Nihilism (Sundance Review)
AXOLOTL OVERKILL is a Must-See Manic Pixie Blast of Youth in Revolt (Sundance Review)
AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL Ditches the PowerPoint for Powerful Environmental Destruction …
Tom Hardy Dons a Top Hat and Gets Spooky With TABOO (Review)
EMERALD CITY Delights in Taking Us Far, Far Away from Kansas (Review)
BEYOND Imagines STRANGER THINGS Happening in DAWSON'S CREEK (Review)
THE OA Mesmerizes with a Powerfully Beautiful Peculiarity (Review)
11 Movies We Can't Wait to See at Sundance
David Ehrlich's Supercut of The Best 2016 Films is Proof Cinema isn't Dead
WESTWORLD Recap: The Violent End
10 Big Questions We Need the WESTWORLD Finale to Answer
Netflix Sci-Fi Thriller 3% Deserves a Serious Chance (REVIEW)
WESTWORLD Recap: His Own Tragic Story
120,000FPS Camera Reveals How Fighter Pilots Fired Machine Guns Through Their Propellers
New Study Shows Ice Cream is the Key to Unlocking Your Super Powers
WESTWORLD Recap: Trace Decay and the Two Timeline Theory
10 Dark Gems to Get You Hooked on Film Noir
WESTWORLD Recap: Bernard's Big Discovery
WESTWORLD Recap: The Adversary of My Adversary
DR. STRANGE, the 1978 TV Pilot, Was a Camp Treat Ahead of Its Time
SIDEKICK is a Superhero Bedtime Story Come to Life