Expertise
Indie Movies, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, "Lord of the Rings"
- Jeremy has received direct praise from many filmmakers, actors, and other notable industry figures for his exhaustive coverage of hidden gems and diverse storytelling.
- In the lead-up to San Diego Comic-Con 2022, he made good on his lifelong passion for "The Lord of the Rings," achieving a personal high watermark in his career by conducting an exclusive interview with Dominic Monaghan and Billy Boyd.
- Jeremy has established a niche for interviewing directors, stars, and below-the-line movie and TV crew members such as VFX artists, costume designers, music composers, and even actual NASA astronauts.
Experience
Jeremy has been consistently writing professionally online for nearly a decade. After graduating from college and earning his bachelor's degree, his freelancing work in film and television soon caught the attention of /Film. He joined the team's new core of staff writers in June of 2021. Throughout his varied freelancing career, Jeremy contributed to a year-long "The Lord of the Rings" retrospective, and his writing was published on the official "Star Trek" website. His bylines have been featured on various outlets, including IGN, Nerdist, Polygon, and Inverse.
Education
Jeremy graduated Dowling College with a bachelor's degree in science, which he has since turned into a successful career as a pop culture writer.
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Fantasy Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
The live-action How to Train Your Dragon doesn't stray far from the original animated film in the macro, but there are some significant smaller differences.
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As unconventional as Andor season 2's release schedule was, the Star Wars series' ratings suggest the strategy worked well for Disney and Lucasfilm.
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Animation Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
/Film attended a Pixar event in New York City where we saw the first few minutes of Toy Story 5 and new looks at the studio's upcoming films Hopper and Gatto.
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Drama Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
Bryce Dallas Howard has starred in some pretty big box office flops, but she's never been surprised when those films failed to find an audience.
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Jack Reacher is getting his giant fists ready to punch more faces, and we now know what book Reacher season 4 is going to be based on.
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Strange New Worlds is coming to an end in a fashion that feels appropriate for this Star Trek series (though there are other factors at play as well).
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Superhero Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
The new DC Universe, which kicks off on the big screen with this summer's Superman, is aiming to avoid a problem that befell its rivals over at Marvel Studios.
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Exclusives
By Jeremy Mathai
The director of Predator: Killer of Killers has explained why the Yautja look so different in the movie and provided some insight into Predator culture.
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Ana de Armas blasts her way through Ballerina in spectacular fashion, but one action scene rises above all the others and made our jaws drop.
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A Predator: Killer of Killers post-credit scene sets up a sequel for a completely different Predator movie that we really want to see.
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Interviews
By Jeremy Mathai
We sat down with Benicio del Toro, Michael Cera, and Mia Threapleton to talk about The Phoenician Scheme and their favorite Wes Anderson films.
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The new animated film Predator: Killer of Killers has an Easter egg moment that directly references both Predator 2 and Prey.
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Movie Reviews
By Jeremy Mathai
Animated anthology film Predator: Killer of Killers is a vital, brutal, and visually stunning addition to the franchise. Here's our review.
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Thriller Shows
By Jeremy Mathai
If you're still chasing the high of Lost, an original series on HBO Max starring Josh Holloway might be just the show you're looking for.
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Superhero Shows
By Jeremy Mathai
Some recently surfaced Daredevil: Born Again season 2 set photos have revealed that a new White Tiger will be part of the story.
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Severance becoming a franchise may run counter to the show's message, but that doesn't mean its creatives (like Ben Stiller) haven't considered the possibility.
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Exclusives
By Jeremy Mathai
When Tony Gilroy was first developing Andor, Stellan Skarsgård had a specific request about Luthen's character that he wanted Gilroy to adhere to.
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Superhero Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
Christopher McQuarrie broke down why Hollywood has struggled so much with crafting a Superman film in a post-Richard Donner era.
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Superhero Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
Christopher McQuarrie has discussed his abandoned pitch for a Henry Cavill-led Man of Steel 2 and how it would've involved the Green Lantern Corps.
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The Last of Us season 2 finale killed off a key character in shocking fashion, recapturing the gut-punch effect of playing the video game.
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The zany alien duo Jumba and Pleakley look more than a little different in Disney's live-action Lilo & Stitch remake, but it's not hard to figure out why.
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Comedy Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
The Lilo & Stitch remake follows many of the same beats as the original animated film, but one major character is nowhere to be found.
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We need you to trust Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt one last time as we break down the ending of Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.
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Superhero Movies
By Jeremy Mathai
Andor creator Tony Gilroy knows what was wrong with the initial version of the Star Wars show, and it's a problem he feels certain Marvel movies have as well.
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Some folks argue that Andor doesn't 'feel' like Star Wars, but in truth, it's the purest distillation of George Lucas' ethos for the franchise yet.
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The Hunger Games prequel Sunrise on the Reaping has found its President Snow in the shape of an actor who specializes in playing movie villains.
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Andor season 2 nearly featured a familiar face from the Star Wars universe, but creator Tony Gilroy ultimately elected against it.
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