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Leo Hartwell

Leo Hartwell is our dedicated cinephile and the guy you want in your corner when debating whether the Supernatural finale stuck the landing. With seven years of writing about film and television under his belt, Leo brings a unique blend of academic insight and genuine fanboy passion to every review. He holds an HND in Film Production from the University of East London, a credential that means he doesn't just watch movies—he deconstructs them. His beat at ScorpioLikeYou.com is the intersection of fantasy, horror, and the kind of magic that makes you believe in other worlds. Leo is the resident expert on all things Guillermo del Toro, Lord of the Rings, and Harry Potter, and he has a soft spot for the low-budget genre flicks that most people overlook. Off the clock, Leo can be found haunting local record shops in search of rare fantasy soundtracks on vinyl—his prized possession is an original pressing of the Labyrinth score. He also organizes a monthly underground film club in his neighborhood, where he screens obscure cult classics for a small group of fellow enthusiasts. He's a quiet force, but his love for storytelling is anything but.
Chunk From The Goonies Quit Hollywood—Now He's Unrecognizable in a New Career
Chunk From The Goonies Quit Hollywood—Now He's Unrecognizable in a New Career
Most child stars either burn out, fade out, or get trapped playing the same role for the rest of their lives. Jeff Cohen didn't do any of that. He just vanished — on purpose.
The Blues Brothers (1980): 20 Weird Facts You Didn't Know!
The Blues Brothers (1980): 20 Weird Facts You Didn't Know!
It was a musical, a car crash comedy, a gospel revival, and a stunt show all crammed into one film. The Blues Brothers didn't just bend genres—it ran straight through them at full speed.
Why Did The Marvels (2023) Bomb At The Box Office?
Why Did The Marvels (2023) Bomb At The Box Office?
By the time The Marvels hit theaters in November 2023, superhero fatigue wasn't just real — it was terminal.
Forget Bond—This Is the Role Judi Dench Hated Most
Forget Bond—This Is the Role Judi Dench Hated Most
Judi Dench has done it all: Shakespeare, Oscar bait, Bond movies, BBC dramas, and the occasional talking cat.
Crocodile Dundee (1986): 20 Weird Facts You Didn't Know!
Crocodile Dundee (1986): 20 Weird Facts You Didn't Know!
It started as a locally funded gamble and ended as one of the biggest box office surprises of the 1980s.
Stallone Drops Tulsa King Season 4 Bomb—Paramount Hasn't Said a Word
Stallone Drops Tulsa King Season 4 Bomb—Paramount Hasn't Said a Word
Sylvester Stallone just dropped a major update about Tulsa King Season 4… and Paramount+ hasn't said a damn thing.
Flash Gordon (1980): 20 Weird Facts You Didn't Know!
Flash Gordon (1980): 20 Weird Facts You Didn't Know!
Flash Gordon wasn't a studio product—it was a production on the edge of collapse.
Jack Black's Worst Movie (According to Ebert) Is Now on Prime
Jack Black's Worst Movie (According to Ebert) Is Now on Prime
Before School of Rock and Kung Fu Panda made Jack Black a household name, he was just another comic actor clawing his way through bad scripts and forgettable side roles.
Julianne Moore's Favorite Thriller Makes Silence of the Lambs Look Tame
Julianne Moore's Favorite Thriller Makes Silence of the Lambs Look Tame
Julianne Moore has done just about everything: soap operas, Spielberg blockbusters, Oscar-winning dramas, witches, politicians — you name it.
The Wildest Reservoir Dogs Casting Story You've Never Heard
The Wildest Reservoir Dogs Casting Story You've Never Heard
Reservoir Dogs was Quentin Tarantino's first feature, but even in script form, actors knew it was something different.