Sarah Milner

Location

GTA, Ontario, Canada

School

Trent University, Laurentian University

Expertise

Movies, TV, Music

Sarah is an editor for the /Film News team.
Previously, she was a Lead Editor with Screen Rant, where she worked with the features department covering TV and movie content.
Sarah has been writing freelance for many years; her work has appeared in the print publications Exclaim! Magazine, Electric City Magazine, and Bluegrass Canada, as well as the sites Screen Rant and The Gamer.

Experience

Sarah Bea Milner is a writer, editor, and folk musician. She often watches movies — sometimes she reviews them too. A graduate of Trent University, Sarah's master's thesis examines Frankenstein adaptations and their relationship with popular culture. She has a fierce love of all things "spooky" and a deep appreciation for classic cinema.

Education

Sarah has a bachelor's degree in English (Rhetoric and Media Studies) from Laurentian University, and a master's degree in English (Public Texts) from Trent University.

Stories By Sarah Milner

Prehistoric Planet Review: Jon Favreau And David Attenborough Deliver A Docuseries For The Ages

Prehistoric Planet aims to delight and surprise.

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Night Sky Review: Sissy Spacek And J.K. Simmons Shine In Stunning New Sci-Fi Series

Amazon's new series is a must-watch.

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Indian Musical Epic RRR Is Returning To US Theaters For One Night By Popular Demand

LET'S GOOOOOO.

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Monstrous Review: Christina Ricci Struggles To Imbue Life Into Dull Thriller

Christina Ricci deserves better.

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Like Doctor Strange 2? Now Watch This Sci-Fi Show With The Same Basic Plot

This show has brutality, parallel worlds, repercussions for breaking natural laws, a desperate grieving parent making unethical choices ... sound familiar?

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Sam Raimi Loves A Good Skeleton (Even In A Marvel Movie)

It's possible that Sam Raimi only became a director so he could spend time with skeletons.

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Year Of The Vampire: Hotel Transylvania Gave Monsters A Friendly Face

Hotel Transylvania offered a fresh take on the familiar tale of Dracula.

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You Don't Really Need To See WandaVision Before Doctor Strange 2, But Is That A Good Thing?

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness picks up from WandaVision, but shamelessly ignores Wanda Maximoff's arc.

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The Pentaverate Review: Mike Myers At His Most Unrestrained

The Pentaverate is a bloated mess, but it's not a complete disaster. That's something, right?

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Our Father Review: A Shocking, Stomach-Churning Documentary

A mostly strong film, Our Father suffers from the heightened drama that's become so common for these documentaries.

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The Big Conn Review: A Convoluted Story Tries To Make Light Of A Real Tragedy

The Big Conn tries to manufacture cheap thrills for a serious story.

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Year Of The Vampire: Dracula Dead And Loving It Doesn't Suck

Almost 30 years later, the film stands on its own as one of the decade's most underrated comedies.

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