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Joel Meares

Joel Meares

Editor In Chief at Rotten Tomatoes

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Original Scream Star Skeet Ulrich Hopes New Film Will Honor Wes Craven - Rotten Tomatoes

The man behind the mask – well, one of them, at least – remembers an intense set that left his co-stars terrified, diving into the dark mind of Billy Loomis, and says the classic slasher has gotten fans through tough times.
about 3 years ago
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Noomi Rapace Finds "Magical" Connection With Animal Co-Stars of Biz...

The star and director of one of the year’s most surreal offerings talk touching – and sometimes terrifying – on-set moments with woolly co-stars, shaping a story like no other, and the joy of experimenting.
about 3 years ago
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The 29 Scariest Horror Movie Scenes of All Time - Rotten Tomatoes

From terrifying classics like The Thing, Alien, and The Exorcist, to recent chillers like The Babadook and Hereditary, these are the scenes that scared us halfway (maybe a little more) to death.
about 3 years ago
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Temuera Morrison's Five Favorite Films - Rotten Tomatoes

The star of sci-fi sequel Occupation: Rainfall shares his love of legendary actors Omar Sharif, Marlon Brando, and Oliver Reed, and reveals he’s “thrilled” to be back in the armor for The Book of Boba Fett.
over 3 years ago
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Emerald Fennell On "Nice Guys," "Crazy B--ches," and Relatable Veng...

“I’m not really interested in heroes and villains,” says the first-time filmmaker. “I’m really interested in good people doing bad things.”
almost 4 years ago
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David Arquette: New No-Holds-Barred Documentary Helped Me Finally D...

David Arquette: New No-Holds-Barred Documentary Helped Me Finally Discover "I Am A Champion"  Rotten Tomatoes
over 4 years ago
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Hear Us Out: Red Eye Is One of Wes Craven's Best Works, And We Shou...

The taut and terrifying thriller marked a return to form for the master of horror and saw him at the peak – or at least the cruising altitude – of his formidable powers.
over 4 years ago
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Kelly Reichardt's Five Favorite Films - Rotten Tomatoes

The First Cow director goes deep on the movies that informed her critically acclaimed new film, from a landmark Indian trilogy to an award-winning modern Italian classic.
over 4 years ago
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Matthew Rhys On His "Cracked" Perry Mason and the Dark Appeal of HB...

The Emmy winner says the famous lawyer is almost unrecognizable in the new serialized limited series, and that’s exactly why he got on board.
over 4 years ago
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Tracee Ellis Ross's Five Favorite Films - Rotten Tomatoes

The star of The High Note and black-ish shares her love of the movies that influenced her style, altered her life, and allowed her to finally see herself reflected on the screen.
over 4 years ago
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Promising Young Woman Throws a "Stick of Dynamite" Into the #MeToo ...

Plus, the buzziest film of Sundance also demands justice for Britney Spears! The two stars open up about their not-so-black-and-white new movie and why no one should dismiss the princess of pop.
almost 5 years ago
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Lorene Scafaria's Five Favorite Films - Rotten Tomatoes

The filmmaker behind Hustlers pays tribute to Scorsese, Nicole Holofcener, and Paul Thomas Anderson – directors who influenced her hit new film.
over 5 years ago
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Nightingale Director Jennifer Kent: It's Not My Job To Make The Aud...

Her brutal, acclaimed follow-up to The Babadook is leaving people shaken, but the director makes no apologies for her unflinching look at history as it happened.
over 5 years ago
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21 Most Memorable Movie Moments: Carl and Ellie in the Opening Sequ...

Writer and directer Pete Docter reveals that the opening sequence could have gone a very different way, and why Pixar decided not to shy away from the dark.
over 5 years ago
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21 Most Memorable Movie Moments: "I See Dead People" from The Sixth...

Haley Joel Osment reveals the gory extension of the 1990s’ most meme-worthy scene that never made the final cut.
almost 6 years ago
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Will Sundance's 2019 Horror Slate Give Us Another Hereditary-Style ...

See what the critics are saying about Sundance’s scary offerings, from “Little Monsters” to “Wounds.”
almost 6 years ago
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Horror Daily Double: The Loved Ones & The Babadook - Rotten Tomatoes

We’re doing 31 days of scary movie pairs! Today: Modern classics from Australia!
about 6 years ago
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We Just Updated Our Tomatometer Critics Criteria - Rotten Tomatoes

The changes will see new platforms and hundreds of new voices added to the Tomatometer.
over 6 years ago
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Searching Is a Technological Marvel: Here's How they Made It - Rott...

From concept to screen, director Aneesh Chaganty explains how he wrote, shot, and edited the groundbreaking thriller.
over 6 years ago