Jamie Jirak Articles on SlashFilm

'Who Is America' Editor Vera Drew On Her First Emmy Nomination And Coming Out As Trans In Hollywood [Interview]

In our Vera Drew interivew, the Emmy-nominated edtor of Showtime's Who is America talks editing comedy and coming out in Hollywood.

New York Comic-Con 2018 In Review: Celebrity Sightings, Absurd Game Shows, And Lessons In Cosplay

Here's our final report from New York Comic-Con 2018, a growing convention with a ton to offer fans of all kinds.

8 Things We Learned From The 'Twilight' Anniversary Panel At New York Comic-Con

We attended the Twilight Anniversary panel at New York Comic-Con and returned with everything you could possibly want to know.

The New 'What We Do In The Shadows' TV Pilot Lives Up To The Brilliant Original Movie [NYCC]

FX's new What We Do in the Shadows TV show lives up to the promise of the brilliant original movie, even with a whole new cast and location.

It's Time To Rethink How We Review Comedy

How we review comedy needs to change, especially since we often approach the most subjective genre from the wrong angle entirely.

Even In 2018, Filmgoers Are In The Thrall Of Vampires

Vampire movies in 2018 are stronger than ever thanks to a diverse foundation of romances, comedies, and dramas from years past.

'Sorry For Your Loss' Suggests That Even Facebook Can Make Peak TV

With all the options available out there, it's impressive that even Facebook can churn out good original programming. Read our Sorry for Your Loss review.

While You Weren't Watching, 'Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D.' Became One Of Network Television's Best Shows

With a year until season 6 arrives, join us for some Agents of SHIELD appreciation as we recount how this show became pretty great when you werent watching.

The Romantic Comedy Is Coming Back From The Dead – Here's How It Can Stay Alive For Good

After 10 years of disappointment, the rom-com is back and the best new romantic comedies showcase how the genre can stay alive.

Nothing Lasts Forever: Comparing 'Die Hard' To The 1979 Novel That Inspired It

The 1979 book that inspired Die Hard shares the same structure as the 1988 masterpiece, but there were some major changes on the road to the big screen.