Leo Hartwell

Introducing Leo Hartwell, our resident entertainment enthusiast and dedicated connoisseur of all things magical and otherworldly. With a degree in Film Studies and a passion for fantastical narratives, Leo has spent the past seven years exploring the hidden realms of cinema and television for our website. As a fervent fan of both spellbinding dramas and adrenaline-charged action franchises, Leo's taste knows no bounds.

Leo's fascination with the supernatural and mythical creatures is evident in his love for the world of Harry Potter and the captivating adventures of the Winchester brothers in the Supernatural series. His writing is fueled by an insatiable appetite for the fantastical worlds of Middle-earth, the enchanting realms of Narnia, and the twists and turns of Guillermo del Toro's creature-filled masterpieces.

Live-Action Lilo & Stitch Rocked by Cast Member's Death
Live-Action Lilo & Stitch Rocked by Cast Member's Death
David Hekili Kenui Bell, one of the local cast members in Disney's Lilo & Stitch remake, has died at the age of 46.
Ted Lasso's Season 4 Hints Sound Like a Soft Reboot
Ted Lasso's Season 4 Hints Sound Like a Soft Reboot
After a pretty final-feeling season 3, Ted Lasso is officially coming back for a fourth round—only this time, it's not just a continuation. It's a full pivot.
Life of Chuck's Tom Hiddleston Names His 4 Favorite Movies
Life of Chuck's Tom Hiddleston Names His 4 Favorite Movies
Tom Hiddleston's four favorite films aren't the usual polite awards-season picks. No name-dropping Bergman or "I love Casablanca" cop-outs. Instead, he dropped a list that spans L.A. shootouts, existential Italian art cinema, old Hollywood joy, and one very enduring prison wall.
James Gunn Wants Us to Watch Superman in 3D
James Gunn Wants Us to Watch Superman in 3D
Maybe Gunn genuinely believes this format adds something to the experience. Maybe he's just trying to sell a few extra IMAX tickets. Either way, Superman hits theaters July 11 in both 2D and 3D, so you've got options.
This Offensive Scene Got All in the Family BANNED
This Offensive Scene Got All in the Family BANNED
All in the Family wasn't just a sitcom—it was a grenade lobbed into America's living room. It tackled race, religion, war, women's rights, abortion, and anything else polite television used to avoid. But in 1977, the show went even further—and nearly got canceled for it.  
The Heartbreaking Tragedy of Pawn Stars' Rick Harrison
The Heartbreaking Tragedy of Pawn Stars' Rick Harrison
Rick Harrison has built his life around a pawn shop—and turned it into a reality TV empire.
Burt Lancaster Named the Most Evil Actor of Hollywood's Golden Age
Burt Lancaster Named the Most Evil Actor of Hollywood's Golden Age
To the public, Burt Lancaster was the square-jawed rebel with a conscience—the guy who stood up to authority and kissed Deborah Kerr on the beach. But behind the scenes, he was nursing a grudge or two. And late in life, he decided to get it all down on paper.  
The Only Western John Wayne Regretted Making
The Only Western John Wayne Regretted Making
Out of the 80-plus Westerns John Wayne starred in, only one left a bad taste in his mouth: Cahill U.S. Marshal (1973).
The Audie Murphy Mystery Finally Solved And Isn't Good
The Audie Murphy Mystery Finally Solved And Isn't Good
Audie Murphy survived Nazi machine guns, PTSD, and the brutal churn of Hollywood—but it turns out, he may not have survived peacetime America.  
Here's Why America's Got Talent Is FAKE
Here's Why America's Got Talent Is FAKE
Once upon a time, America's Got Talent felt like the last honest talent show on TV. It was messy, weird, unpredictable—and kind of magical.