Rob loves watching, sharing, and talking about movies.
His interests range across all genres, but if pressed for favorites he'd probably land on horror, action, and films of the '70s.
He also values physical media over the digital lie that is streaming, and he has an ever-growing library of Blu-rays, DVDs, and 4K UltraHD releases to show for it.
Experience
Rob has always enjoyed movies and writing, but he didn't combine the two until 2008 when he started writing for a small movie blog called Film School Rejects. The site's grown quite a bit over the years (and now includes the One Perfect Shot brand), and he still calls it home as FSR's Chief Film Critic. From weekly new releases to film festival coverage to home video, Rob watches and covers the world of cinema each and every year.
Education
Rob attended college, and he even graduated with a BA. Good times were had by all.
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