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.
Kristen Bell Wields Amy Rose’s Giant Hammer in Sonic the Hedgehog 4
Kristen Bell Wields Amy Rose’s Giant Hammer in Sonic the Hedgehog 4
Frozen and The Good Place star Kristen Bell is bringing the giant hammer to the Sonic-verse, joining Paramount's Sonic the Hedgehog 4 as the voice of fan favorite Amy Rose.
Spider-Man 4: First Plot Details Reveal Tom Holland’s Most High-Stakes MCU Chapter Yet
Spider-Man 4: First Plot Details Reveal Tom Holland’s Most High-Stakes MCU Chapter Yet
Spider-Man 4 finally gets a story tease: Brand New Day swings into US theaters this summer with Tom Holland back in the suit and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings director Destin Daniel Cretton behind the camera for Marvel and Sony.
How Mystery Men Bombed in 1999 — and Accidentally Predicted the Superhero Future
How Mystery Men Bombed in 1999 — and Accidentally Predicted the Superhero Future
Flop to foresight: Mystery Men, the 1999 superhero spoof that tanked, now looks like an accidental blueprint for where the genre—and pop culture—was headed 27 years later.
House of the Dragon Season 3 Roars Onto HBO This June
House of the Dragon Season 3 Roars Onto HBO This June
HBO locks in the release month for House of the Dragon Season 3 as the teaser trailer debut looms.
Jason Momoa’s Overlooked Netflix Western Is a Gritty Gem You Shouldn’t Miss
Jason Momoa’s Overlooked Netflix Western Is a Gritty Gem You Shouldn’t Miss
Jason Momoa headlines Frontier, a gritty three-season period Western fueled by stylish violence and a standout ensemble.
The Wire Is HBO's Greatest TV Show — Here's Why
The Wire Is HBO's Greatest TV Show — Here's Why
HBO’s trailblazing prestige drama The Wire, starring Dominic West, Idris Elba, Lance Reddick, and Wendell Pierce, still sets the gold standard.
James Van Der Beek’s Classic Sports Movie Is Suddenly a Streaming Sensation After Actor’s Passing
James Van Der Beek’s Classic Sports Movie Is Suddenly a Streaming Sensation After Actor’s Passing
Varsity Blues, James Van Der Beek’s 1999 football drama, has rocketed into Paramount+’s U.S. Top 10—an unexpected streaming surge 27 years after its theatrical debut.
The A-List Actors With the Most Oscar Nods—Still Waiting for a Win
The A-List Actors With the Most Oscar Nods—Still Waiting for a Win
Hollywood heavyweights, countless nods, zero wins — meet the ten most Oscar-nominated actors still chasing their first acting statuette.
Watchmen Was the Superhero Epic 2009 Wasn't Ready For
Watchmen Was the Superhero Epic 2009 Wasn't Ready For
Branded unfilmable, Watchmen finally hit theaters with an audacious ending overhaul. Years later, was the 2009 superhero epic simply ahead of its time?
The Rules of Attraction Unleashed James Van Der Beek — The Bret Easton Ellis Gem We Overlooked
The Rules of Attraction Unleashed James Van Der Beek — The Bret Easton Ellis Gem We Overlooked
Written off in 2002, The Rules of Attraction quietly launched careers—and features a blistering, against‑type James Van Der Beek in a criminally underrated Bret Easton Ellis adaptation.