Jacob Trussell

Jacob Trussell is a writer based in New York City. His editorial work has been featured on the BBC, NPR, Rue Morgue Magazine, Film School Rejects, and One Perfect Shot. He's also the author of 'The Binge Watcher's Guide to The Twilight Zone' (Riverdale Avenue Books). Available to host your next spooky public access show. Find him on Twitter here: @JE_TRUSSELL (He/Him)
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The Warrens Will Be Back Again to Battle ‘Annabelle’

By Jacob Trussell 

Vera Farmiga and Patrick Wilson return in Gary Dauberman’s upcoming ‘Conjuring Universe’ sequel.

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10 Movie Vehicles Guaranteed to Kill You Faster Than Carbon Emissions

By Jacob Trussell 

Jesus is not taking this wheel.

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‘Sherlock’ Team Returns With ‘Dracula’

By Jacob Trussell 

Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss are returning to their roots with Bram Stoker’s seminal classic.

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The 50 Unearthed George Romero Scripts: Our Predictions

By Jacob Trussell 

Suzanne Desrocher-Romero found dozens of unproduced screenplays by her late husband, here’s what we think the treasure trove holds.

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10 Scariest PG-Rated Horror Movies

By Jacob Trussell 

From haunted Oliver Reeds to screaming Donald Sutherlands, these PG films will have you second guessing the MPAA.

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Every Episode of ’30 Rock’ Ranked

By Jacob Trussell 

Twelve years since it premiered, five years since it concluded: here’s the definitive ranking of every episode of ’30 Rock’

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The Ground is Bad in the First ‘Pet Sematary’ Trailer

By Jacob Trussell 

Sometimes dead is better in our first look at the chilling Stephen King adaptation.

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‘The Hate U Give’ Review: A Powerful Testament To Why Black Lives Matter

By Jacob Trussell 

From the YA novel by Angie Thompson, George Tillman Jr.’s latest may be the most significant teen film of Generation Z.

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‘Good Omens’ Trailer: The Apocalyptic Buddy Comedy We’ve Been Waiting For

By Jacob Trussell 

The Amazon adaptation of Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s novel gets a delightfully quirky first look.