How Jurassic World Rebirth Connects to the Original Jurassic Park Film
The Jurassic Park franchise has been a highlight of cinematic history since the release of the original film in 1993. Directed by Steven Spielberg and based on Michael Crichton’s novel, the film not only revolutionized the use of CGI, but also introduced audiences to a thoughtful narrative about the ethical implications of genetic engineering, corporate […]
How “28 Years Later” Expands and Deepens the 28 Days Horror Franchise
The 28 franchise has long held an important place in the catalog of post-apocalyptic zombie horror cinema. Since director Danny Boyle and screenwriter Alex Garland first introduced the world to the rage virus in 28 Days Later (2002), the series has evolved beyond mere zombie horror featuring infected or discombobulated humans. It was followed by […]
The Evolving Landscape of Scripted Television in 2025: Strategic Insights for TV Writers. What’s Selling and Who’s Buying?
Scripted television in 2025 is having sometihng of a rennaissance, having settled after a tumultuous few years marked by industry-wide strikes, intense streaming competition, and technological advancements. The TV business has increasingly consolidated as audiences contend with a larger array of subscriptions, premium and freemium programming choices. This evolving landscape presents both challenges and opportunities […]
Megan Impossible: Gerard Johnstone Talks “M3GAN 2.0”
What began as a pulpy, killer-doll horror movie quickly evolved into a pop culture moment—and now, a franchise with philosophical heft. The campy doll with the pristine dress returns for more murderous horror, comedy, sci-fi fun. M3GAN‘s director Gerard Johnstone also returns for M3GAN 2.0, the highly anticipated sequel that doesn’t just double down on […]
The Most Popular and Profitable Films and Television Shows of 2025: Industry Insights for Screenwriters
The film and television industry in 2025 continues to evolve in bold and exciting ways, driven by increased global demand, digital platforms, and a new era of cutting-edge storytelling audiences crave. Notably, there has been an increase in original stories, although intellectual property (IP) still represents the largest proportion of movies and TV series. […]
