Ryan Coleman
Location
East Sandwich, MA
School
University Of Puget Sound
University Of Southern California
Expertise
Arthouse Cinema, Made-For-TV Movies, The Studio-Era Woman's Film
- Ryan is a member of the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.
- Ryan was an inaugural member of Unifrance's Cannes Critics Lab in 2022, where he wrote about films by directors like Albert Serra, Claire Denis, Cristian Mungiu, and Marie Kreutzer.
- In 2021, Ryan completed a thesis on the Lifetime Network's original made-for-TV domestic thrillers, specifically as they relate to the history of "movie of the week"-style film production, the woman's film of the studio era, and exploitation cinema of the New Hollywood era.
Experience
Since 2017, Ryan has been writing long-form criticism on film, literature, and culture more broadly, with essays, features, profiles, and reviews in publications like the LA Review of Books, the Hollywood Reporter, Little White Lies, Jacobin, and Lit Hub. In addition to working as an Evening News Editor at /Film, Ryan freelances criticism at a variety of outlets and writes SEO for a London-based agency. He's particularly interested in the pockets and corners of the film conversation that don't get much play — made-for-TV movies, unreleased films, cinema from underdeveloped nations, studio-era b movies, and the like. Ryan misses when romantic comedies had $25 million budgets.
Education
Ryan has a Bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Puget Sound and a Master's degree in Specialized Journalism (The Arts) From USC Annenberg.
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Stories By Ryan Coleman
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The season 4 trailer for For All Mankind promises the same suspenseful, cerebral, interstellar goodness that made the show such a hit for Apple TV+.
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Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert film has already broken box office records, and will likely go on to break even more - especially as the premiere has moved up.
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The latest film from Michael Mann, Ferrari, is based on the life of the iconic luxury sports car racer and manufacturer.
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The football legend and staple of classic TV, Dick Butkus, has died. But he leaves behind a trove of fantastic appearances on beloved sitcoms and films.
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Futurama is known for offering piercing satires and poignant pathos, but we love the animated series just as much when it delves into pure, dumb fun.
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Doctor Who is back for some David Tennant and Catherine Tate-filled goodness. Check out the trailer for the new run of 60th anniversary specials.
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A sliding doors moment for the ages: David Fincher settled into the director's chair for Blade before moving on to make Se7en. How would cinema have changed?
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William Friedkin's last directorial effort, The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial, is a riveting courtroom drama. Check out the film's trailer.
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Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom features a ton of death-defying stunts and James Wan made sure that this time around, his actors had it easier behind the scenes.
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Wes Anderson's series of shorts based on Roald Dahl stories is coming soon to Netflix. You can watch the trailer for "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar" now.
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Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone are receiving high praise for Poor Things, which just won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival. Could the Oscars be next?
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The circumstances around Kevin Costner's shocking exit from Taylor Sheridan's hit Paramount series 'Yellowstone' are finally becoming clear.
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Salute to me, I'm your American queen: the Taylor Swift Eras Tour concert movie is coming to theaters near you soon, but how long before it's on streaming?
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Early buzz for The Nun II is pouring in. See how critics are liking Michael Chaves' follow-up to the original tale of religious horror in the Romanian woods.
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Adam Sandler and Bob Barker's friendship extended much further than the memorable scene they shared together in Happy Gilmore.
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Watch One Piece's live-action Luffy actor, Iñaki Godoy, have a heartwarming encounter with Eiichiro Oda, the elusive creator of the original manga.
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Freya Allan forged a special bond with her equine guide on the set of The Witcher, which only heightened their enigmatic chemistry on screen.
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Futurama has dabbled in Dune references before, but the new episode of season 11 finally gives us a devoted homage to Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic.
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A new survey of Barbie ticket-holders holds some very interesting, and very promising findings for the future of the theatrical industry.
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After hiking up prices late last year, Disney plans to make Disney+ and Hulu even more expensive and crack down on password sharing too.
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With her extraordinary and varied talents, Sinéad O'Connor could have had a big screen career following her appearance in Wuthering Heights.
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Learn more about the life and work of the trailblazing Irish musician with this career-spanning documentary.
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At this year's Comic-Con DC Studios made two exciting announcements: the upcoming release of a new Watchmen movie and Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths.
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If current projections hold, Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One could become one of the most profitable films in the franchise's history.
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German master Christian Petzold's fourteenth feature film is a sunny summer adventure, until it morphs into anything but.
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Jared Harris' process on Chernobyl ultimately amplifies one of the show's main themes: trust the experts.
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Kevin Costner apparently wasn't too happy that Yellowstone season 2 shaped up to be something like 'The Godfather on the largest ranch in Montana.'